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Makinde presents 2024 supplementary budget to Oyo Assembly
The Oyo State Governor, Seyi Makinde has presented the 2024 supplementary budget of N79.337 billion to the State House of Assembly for approval.
The Speaker of the Assembly, Adebo Ogundoyin, read the governor’s letter at the plenary on Tuesday in Ibadan.
The supplementary budget scaled through first reading and was subsequently committed to the House Committee on Finance, Appropriation, Budget and Economic Planning for further scrutiny.
READ ALSO: APC slams Makinde over Oyo rising debt profile
The state is currently implementing the 2024 Budget of N438.4 billion.
The governor had in the letter to the parliament said the supplementary budget would enable a realignment of the recurrent and capital expenditure for the state’s services in the year ending on December 31.
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