Ogun Meeting passes N1.054 trillion appropriation invoice, will increase expenditures of MDAs 

Ogun State Home of Meeting on Tuesday handed the state’s 2025 Appropriation Invoice with a complete expenditure of N1,054,542,020,147.

The invoice was introduced to the home by the State Governor, Dapo Abiodun earlier this month.

The price range was handed with changes within the recurrent expenditures of about 21 companies, and the capital expenditures of 5 companies, in addition to changes within the income targets of two companies.

The passage of the Appropriation Invoice adopted the presentation of the report of the Home Committee on Finance and Appropriation by its Chairman, Hon. Musefiu Lamidi, whose movement for adoption was seconded by his Deputy, Hon. Wahab Haruna and supported by the entire Home on the plenary presided over by Speaker, Oludaisi Elemide.

“The invoice was later learn and adopted clause by clause earlier than the Committee of the entire home, after which the movement for the third studying was moved by the  Majority Chief, Yusuf Sheriff, seconded by the Minority Chief Lukman Adeleye and supported by all of the lawmakers by way of a unanimous voice vote,  whereas the Clerk/ Head of the Legislative Service, Mr. Sakiru Adebakin learn the invoice for the third time earlier than the State lawmakers,” a press release by the Home famous.

The Speaker subsequently directed that the clear copy of the invoice be forwarded to the governor for his assent.

On the plenary session on Tuesday, it was disclosed that changes have been made to the proposed expenditures of some ministries and companies.

The price range proposal of the Ministry of Funds and Planning was elevated from an estimate of N1.475bn to N1.902bn

On December 4, the governor introduced a proposed 2025 price range of N1.054 trillion to the State Home of Meeting.

The price range tagged “Funds of Hope and Prosperity” had a recurrent expenditure of N453.56 billion and a capital expenditure of N600.98 billion.

Infrastructure had the best allocation (27%) within the price range, adopted by training (17%).