The presidency is seeking approval from the National Assembly to spend N479.85 million for various utility charges.
The charges are to ensure uninterrupted internet, telephone, and power.
The utility charges are part of the N12.30 billion budgeted for the Statehouse in 2022.
You will recall that on Thursday, 7th October 2021 President Muhammdu Buhari submitted a total of N16.39 trillion, which will be partly financed with a loan of N5.012 trillion.
A breakdown from the statehouse budget shows electricity charges will gulp N354 million which comes to about N29.5 million monthly payments through the year.
To further ensure uninterrupted power at Aso Rock, N30.67 million has been budgeted to fuel generators and plants.
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