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Tambuwal Signs N176bn Appropriation Bill Into Law

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December 24, 2020
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Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto State has signed into law the 2021 budget appropriation bill of over N176 billion.

Speaking at the ceremony, Gov. Tambuwal expressed appreciation to the Speaker and members of the Sokoto State House of Assembly (SOHA) for the great and remarkable passage of the bill into law.

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He said the feat shows the commitment and patriotism of the state legislators in the discharge of their mandate to the people of Sokoto state, saying that: ”you have properly demonstrated very uncommon patriotism devoid of partisanship.”

The Governor who commended them for coming together for the common man in the state irrespective of party affiliation, urged them to continue working together in the same direction.

The governor in a statement by his Media Adviser, Muhammad Bello also thanked the state civil servants for their hardwork and commitment in discharging their responsiblities.

Tambuwal used the occassion to call on people of the state to adhere strictly to the COVID-19 protocols as the second wave of the pandemic emerges.

Earlier, the Speaker of the house, Rt Hon Aminu Muhammad Achida, said the 2021 budget was passed into law after deliberations and careful scrutiny.

He said the house did not add or reduce the N176, 685,535,643:47 budget presented to it by the executive arm of government, emphasizing that the state legislature was highly impressed with the great achievements recorded by the executive in the implementation of the 2020 budget.

He said despite the financial challenges in the 2020 budget, many success were recorded in education, healthcare and rural development among others.

The Speaker assured the governor that the state legislature will ensure speedy passage of any bill aimed at improving the living condition of the citizenry.

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