Monday Okpebholo, the governor of Edo State, has signed a revised N485.63 billion appropriation bill into law.
The new administration took this action to guarantee that its development programs would be carried out.
The Edo State House of Assembly (EDHA) approved the budget, which is split into N282.99 billion for capital projects and N202.65 billion for ongoing expenses.
In his speech, Governor Okpebholo praised lawmakers for moving quickly to adopt the bill, saying it will pave the stage for progressive administration.
He stated: “I want to thank you for your cooperation and the speedy passage of this bill. With this momentum, Edo State is set to experience remarkable development. I see a team of dedicated individuals ready to work for the betterment of our state.”
Speaker of the EDHA Blessing Agbebaku and other legislators were present during the signing ceremony, which took place in the Executive Council Chamber.
Agbebaku underlined the legislature’s dedication to upholding governmental continuity and advancing the administration’s agenda.
He noted, “The 8th Assembly expedited the passage of this appropriation law to allow the new administration to commence its projects without delay. Governance is a continuum, and we are committed to fostering development for the people of Edo State.”
