‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Grosses $1 Billion In 12 Days

‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ Grosses $1 Billion In 12 Days

The latest installment in the Star Wars franchise, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, has set a new record for fastest time to gross $1 billion.

It took The Force Awakens 12 days to cross the nine-zero mark, beating the record of 13 days set by Jurassic World in June.

The record is even more amazing when you consider that The Force Awakens hasn’t opened in China — the world’s second biggest market — yet.

Other records that have been set by The Force Awakens include biggest Christmas Day gross ever with $49.3 million, and biggest second-weekend gross ever with $153.5 million.

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Justin Bieber “Hates Us”- 5 Seconds Of Summer

Justin Bieber “Hates Us”- 5 Seconds Of Summer

According to 5 Seconds of Summer, the Canadian singer, Justin Bieber hate them…

5 Seconds of Summer say this during a recent interview with the Rolling Stones..

The interview was conducted in the wake of the American Music Awards in November, and the group confesses to crashing Bieber’s after-party. The superstar and the Australian pop-punk rockers never actually spoke, though. “I think he hates us,” Michael Clifford tells the magazine.

Further recalling the night, Clifford goes on to claim, “It was f*cking crazy, people standing on tables and sh*t. I probably shouldn’t say this, but he had his own album on loop for, like, two or three hours.”

Ironically, Clifford’s negative Bieber comments come several years after he and the 5 Seconds of Summer guys used the superstar’s music to kick off their own careers. In fact, the Rolling Stone article even notes how Clifford, Luke Hemmings, and Calum Hood “would crowd around the camera and croon Chris Brown and Bieber’s ‘Next to You,’ which scored 600,000 views.”

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Don’t Even Know You- Justin Bieber Slams Back At 5 Seconds Of Summer

Don’t Even Know You- Justin Bieber Slams Back At 5 Seconds Of Summer

The Canadian singer, Justin Bieber slammed back at Michael Clifford after the 5 Seconds of Summer singer was quoted in a Rolling Stone cover story that he thinks Bieber “hates us.” The “What Do You Mean” singer responded, “Don’t even know u,” and refuted Clifford’s claim that at Bieber’s American Music Awards after-party, he had “his own album on loop for, like, two or three hours.” A more apologetic Clifford later tweeted at Bieber that he’s always been a “big fan” of his.

Late on Saturday night, Bieber seemingly tweeted and deleted a series messages to Clifford that began, “sorry guy. Don’t hate you. Don’t even know u.” He added, “And are u sure u came to our party because my album wan’t on loop? Strange.”

Bieber went on to write, “wish u the best. Don’t use my name for headlines. U are already on the cover. U don’t need it. Just be honest. Big hugs buds.” The Biebs concluded his tweets, “And now can we call move on. No hate all love. Happy to make it clear. Happy times.”

Looking to move on, as well, Clifford tweeted back at Bieber early Sunday morning, “@justinbieber done nothing but praise ur album; no idea why that’s even in the article. big fan since the start man, take care.”

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OMG! Mr Nigeria Emmanuel Ikubese Shares N*de Photo of Him in Bed (Choi)

Emmanuel Ikubese, who was Mr. Nigeria 2014, has been described as the second most desirable man in the world in the past.
Emmanuel says photo was taken by his babe. He quickly deleted it minutes later but not before we grabbed a screenshot.

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“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” Breaks Christmas Weekend Box Office Record

“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” Breaks Christmas Weekend Box Office Record

Star Wars: The Force Awakens breaks box office records in its second weekend..

As earlier reported, the year’s most anticipated film finally debuted last week, and earned the highest-grossing opening in box office history. Now with Christmas on Friday, the film had the biggest Christmas Day in history. By the time Sunday ends, The Force Awakens is projected to take in up to $160 million, bringing its domestic total as high as $553 million.

The movie is also getting credited with boosting this weekend’s overall box office. Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg’s new comedy Daddy’s Home should open in second place with a robust $45 million. A hearty $20 million would give Joy, starring Jennifer Lawrence, the number three spot.

Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Road Chip is looking at $15 million for fourth-place finish. Sisters could nab fifth if it brings in $14.6 million. At six may be Concussion with Will Smith, thanks to a possible $12 million in ticket sales.

And The Big Short seems poised to take seventh with $11.6 million. Potentially rounding out the Top 10 are Point Break ($11 million), The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2 ($6 million), and Creed ($5.5 million).

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Boko Haram Terrorists Arrested, Bomb Recovered [Photos]

The Nigerian army recorded another important victory when seven Boko Haram bomb experts were arrested and bombs recovered in Kaduna.

Sahara Reporters reports that this was contained in a statement issued by Colonel Sani Kukasheka Usman, the acting director army public relations.

Usman said the suicide bombers were arrested in Kaduna just as they were about to unleash their terror during the Christmas period.

He advised the general public to continue to be vigilant and report suspicious persons to security operatives.

The statement read:

Another catastrophe was averted in Kaduna State and other contiguous areas when troops of the Nigerian Army arrested 7 suspected Boko Haram terrorists bomb and Improvised Explosive making Devices (IEDs) specialists. An unexploded bomb recently recovered by Nigerian troops

The terrorists were arrested in Kaduna after painstaking surveillance and proactive intelligence operations over a period of time.

From all indications, the suspects were in Kaduna to conduct suicide bombings, kill and maim innocent citizens in the state and other surrounding areas during the Christmas period. Recall that recently in Maiduguri some of them were arrested while trying to detonate IEDs carried in food containers in public places.

The arrest of these suspects would no doubt assist in the fight against terrorism in the country, more so as the military have technically defeated the Boko Haram terrorists in the field, the terrorists have resorted to attacking soft targets through suicide bombings, IEDs and harassing attacks on isolated communities.

Therefore, the public is please requested to continue to be more vigilant and security conscious by reporting suspicious persons and their movements to security agencies.

This request has become necessary because the terrorists have resorted to mingling with the public across the country after sensing the futility of their encounter with troops in the northeast. Therefore, they adopt other methods of perpetuating violence in the society.

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Breakdown Of President Buhari’s 2016 Budget

Breakdown Of President Buhari’s 2016 Budget

Nigerian president, Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday December 22 presented the 2016 budget to a joint session of the National Assembly.

According to the Budget Office, headed by Aliyu Yahaya Gusau, the Appropriation Bill 2016, seeks to authorise the issue from the Consolidated Revenue Fund of the Federation the total sum of N6,077,680,000,000.

According to Daily Post, of the figure, N351,370,000,000 is for Statutory Transfers, N1,475,320,000,000 is for Debt Service, N2,648,600,000,000 is for Recurrent (Non-Debt) Expenditure.

The sum of N1,845,540,000,000 inclusive of N157,150,000,000 Capital Expenditure in Statutory Transfers and N86,000,000,000 as Interest on Capitalised Loans, is for contribution to the Development Fund for Capital Expenditure for the year ending on the 31st day of December, 2016.

Below is the breakdown of the proposed budget currently with the federal legislature for deliberation and approval.

SCHEDULE 2016 BUDGET PROPOSAL

PART A / STATUTORY TRANSFERS =N=

HEAD STATUTORY TRANSFERS

NATIONAL JUDICIAL COUNCIL 70,000,000,000

NIGER-DELTA DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION 41,050,000,000

UNIVERSAL BASIC EDUCATION 77,110,000,000

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 115,000,000,000

PUBLIC COMPLAINTS COMMISSION 2,000,000,000

INEC 45,000,000,000

NATIONAL HUMAN RIGHT COMMISSION – 1,210,000,000

TOTAL – STATUTORY TRANSFERS – 351,370,000,000

SCHEDULE

PART B / DEBT SERVICE

HEAD DEBT SERVICE

DOMESTIC DEBTS – 1,307,400,000,000

FOREIGN DEBTS – 54,480,000,000

SUB-TOTAL – 1,361,880,000,000

HEAD SINKING FUND:

SINKING FUND TO RETIRE MATURING LOANS – 113,440,000,000

SUB-TOTAL – 113,440,000,000

TOTAL – DEBT SERVICE 1,475,320,000,000

SCHEDULE 2016 BUDGET

PROPOSAL

PART C / RECURRENT (NON-DEBT) EXPENDITURE =N=

HEAD MINISTRY/DEPARTMENT/AGENCY

EXECUTIVE:

AUDITOR GENERAL FOR THE FEDERATION – 2,546,054,797

BUDGET AND NATIONAL PLANNING – 7,899,752,498

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE – 29,752,546,639

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF DEFENCE – 294,525,795,702

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION – 369,556,376,895

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT – 14,678,214,892

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF FINANCE – 10,372,901,558

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS – 40,663,193,241

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HEALTH – 221,712,151,746

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY, TRADE AND INVESTMENT – 10,592,662,867

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INFORMATION & CULTURE – 39,172,778,886

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INTERIOR – 145,282,766,543

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF JUSTICE – 17,719,212,450

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT – 7,817,589,915

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF MINES AND STEEL DEVELOPMENT – 9,523,165,652

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF NIGER DELTA – 2,050,935,865

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM RESOURCES – 54,466,518,578

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY – 25,853,337,717

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF SPECIAL DUTIES SGF – 72,894,125

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION – 13,797,393,980

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES – 7,206,418,733

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS – 1,304,395,038

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WORKS POWER & HOUSING – 34,245,043,369

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF YOUTH & SPORTS DEVELOPMENT – 70,816,387,061

FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMISSION – 340,394,768

INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES AND RELATED OFFENCES COMMISSION – 4,277,699,554

INFRASTRUCTURE CONCESSIONARY REGULATORY COMMISSION – 858,135,007

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY – 9,917,128,516

NATIONAL SALARIES, INCOMES AND WAGES COMMISSION – 636,261,777

NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER – 57,730,068,052

OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE FEDERATION – 6,455,015,808

POLICE FORMATIONS AND COMMAND – 283,091,240,698

PRESIDENCY – 19,969,489,292

SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION – 45,379,169,534

SUB-TOTAL: EXECUTIVE – 1,860,283,091,753

FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BODIES:

CODE OF CONDUCT BUREAU – 1,794,596,920

CODE OF CONDUCT TRIBUNAL – 434,319,234

FEDERAL CHARACTER COMMISSION – 2,092,188,005

FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION – 1,035,976,135

NATIONAL POPULATION COMMISSION – 4,946,786,028

POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION – 700,450,292

REVENUE MOBILISATION, ALLOCATION AND FISCAL COMMISSION – 2,082,591,633

SUB-TOTAL: FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BODIES – 13,086,908,247

SERVICE-WIDE VOTES AND PENSIONS

EXPENDITURE ITEMS

PENSIONS AND GRATUITIES

TOTAL ALLOCATION: 200,170,000,000

OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF THE CIVIL SERVICE (CIVILIAN PENSION) – 34,826,222,514

PENSIONS – 29,926,520,322

GRATUITIES – 2,300,000,000

BENEFITS OF RETIRED HEADS OF THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE FEDERATION AND FEDERAL PERMANENT SECRETARIES – 2,599,702,192

MILITARY PENSIONS AND GRATUITIES (DMP) – 74,529,949,771

PENSIONS – 66,703,309,186

2016 EXPECTED RETIREES – 3,523,892,396

DEATH BENEFITS – 4,302,748,189

POLICE PENSIONS AND GRATUITIES – 7,588,020,584

PENSIONS – 7,588,020,584

CUSTOMS, IMMIGRATION AND PRISONS PENSION OFFICE – 8,782,950,173

PENSIONS – 8,782,950,173

UNIVERSITIES’ PENSIONS INCLUDING ARREARS – 14,976,070,248

PENSIONS – 14,976,070,248

PARASTATALS’ PENSION AND RAILWAY PENSIONS – 28,956,936,434

PENSIONS – 28,956,936,434

PRE-1996 NIGERIA RAILWAY CORPORATION PENSION – 2,257,298,262

PENSIONS – 2,257,298,262

DEPARTMENT OF STATE SECURITY – 7,643,405,446

PENSIONS (INCLUDING ARREARS) – 7,643,405,446

NIGERIA INTELLIGENCE AGENCY – 3,709,146,567

PENSIONS/DEPENDANTS BENEFITS – 3,709,146,567

NELMCO – 16,900,000,001

NELMCO PENSION/ARREARS – 16,900,000,001

SERVICE WIDE VOTES

TOTAL ALLOCATION: 575,060,000,000

SERVICE-WIDE VOTES PENSIONS – 110,000,000,000

ARREARS OF PAYG PENSION INCLUDING DPR – 3,000,000,000

ARREARS OF 33% INCREASE IN PENSION RATES – 27,489,043,755

PAYMENT OF OUTSTANDING DEATH BENEFIT TO CIVIL SERVANTS – 500,000,000

PAYMENT INTO THE REDEMPTION FUND (5% OF TOTAL PERSONNEL COST) INCLUDING ARREARS OF 2014 AND 2015 – 50,195,808,918

ARREARS OF POLICE DEATH BENEFITS (2004 – 2010) – 3,750,000,000

GROUP LIFE INSURANCE FOR ALL MDAs INCLUDING DSS – 14,690,036,516

ARMED FORCES ENHANCED RETIREMENT BENEFITS OF COMMODORES AND ABOVE ETC. – 1,000,000,000

SEVERANCE BENEFITS OF THE DELTA STEEL COMPANY/PENSION PAY-OFF – 2,795,000,000

NHIS (MILITARY RETIREES) – 2,544,110,811

ADMINISTRATION AND MONITORING OF (OHCSF) GROUP LIFE – 36,000,000

PENSION VERIFICATION AND ADMINISTRATION – 200,000,000

ENTITLEMENTS OF FORMER PRESIDENTS/HEADS OF STATE AND VICE-PRESIDENTS/CHIEFS OF GENERAL STAFF – 2,300,000,000

PUBLIC SERVICE REFORMS (INCLUDING PAYMENT OF SEVERANCE BENEFITS OF CIVIL SERVANTS) – 1,500,000,000

OTHER SERVICE-WIDE VOTES – 465,060,000,000

IMPROVED REMUNERATION PACKAGE FOR THE NIGERIAN POLICE INCLUDING 2014 AND 2015 SHORTFALLS – 10,255,000,000

35TH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING AND SYMPOSIUM OF SHELTER AFRIQUE IN NIGERIA IN JUNE, 2016 – 400,000,000

PUBLIC SERVICE WAGE ADJUSTMENT FOR MDAs (INCLUDING ARREARS OF PROMOTION AND SALARY INCREASES) – 47,597,400,000

OUSTANDING PAYMENTS TO HEALTH PROFESSIONALS – 5,000,000,000

OPERATIONS – INTERNAL FOR THE ARMED FORCES – 15,000,000,000

CONTRIBUTION TO INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS INCLUDING WAEC INTERNATIONAL – 6,000,000,000

PAYMENT OF COUNTRY CONTRIBUTIONS TO PAN-AFRICAN WRITERS ASSOCIATION (PAWA) – 208,000,000

ASSESSED CONTRIBUTION TO AFRICAN UNION AND OTHERS – 3,500,000,000

EXTERNAL FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS – 8,500,000,000

MARGIN FOR INCREASES IN COSTS AND RECURRENT ADJUSTMENT COSTS – 6,599,600,000

CONTINGENCY – 12,000,000,000

PILGRIMS SUPPORT SERVICES – 500,000,000

ELECTION LOGISTICS SUPPORT – 500,000,000

EMPLOYEES COMPENSATION ACT – EMPLOYEES’ COMPENSATION FUND – 5,500,000,000

INSURANCE OF SENSITIVE ASSETS/CORPERS AND PROVISION OF SECURITY EQUIPMENT FOR SELECTED PUBLIC BUILDINGS – 2,500,000,000

PAYMENT FOR OUTSOURCED SERVICES – 5,000,000,000

SERVICE WIDE TRAINING OF BUDGET/PLANNING OFFICERS ON GIFMIS BUDGET PREPARATION SYSTEM (BPS) AS WELL AS MONITORING AND EVALUATION OF ALL PROJECTS NATIONWIDE – 1,000,000,000

OPERATION LAFIYA DOLE – 10,000,000,000

IPPIS CAPTURING – 5,000,000,000

SPECIAL INTERVENTION (RECURRENT) – 300,000,000,000

PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY PROGRAMME: 20,000,000,000

PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY PROGRAMME: STIPENDS AND ALLOWANCES OF 30,000 NIGER DELTA EX-MILITANTS 7,875,000,000

PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY PROGRAMME: OPERATIONAL COST 1,834,149,261

PRESIDENTIAL AMNESTY PROGRAMME: REINTEGRATION OF

TRANSFORMED EX-MILITANTS – 10,290,850,739

TOTAL CRF CHARGES – 775,230,000,000

TOTAL RECURRENT (NON-DEBT) – 2,648,600,000,000

SCHEDULE 2016 BUDGET PROPOSAL

PART D – CAPITAL EXPENDITURE =N=

HEAD MINISTRY/DEPARTMENT/AGENCY

EXECUTIVE:

AUDITOR GENERAL FOR THE FEDERATION – 450,000,000

BUDGET AND NATIONAL PLANNING – 3,199,393,735

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE – 47,001,125,634

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF DEFENCE – 134,572,387,040

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION – 37,000,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT – 5,000,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF FINANCE – 819,200,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS – 8,863,015,659

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF HEALTH – 35,670,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INDUSTRY, TRADE AND INVESTMENT – 6,090,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INFORMATION & CULTURE – 5,990,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF INTERIOR – 53,070,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF JUSTICE – 1,117,078,566

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT – 5,580,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF MINES AND STEEL DEVELOPMENT – 9,102,537,970

FEDERAL CAPITAL TERRITORY ADMINISTRATION – 37,756,697,983

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF NIGER DELTA – 24,281,660,689

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF PETROLEUM RESOURCES – 7,648,605,061

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY – 27,890,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF TRANSPORTATION – 202,000,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WATER RESOURCES – 37,000,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WOMEN AFFAIRS – 2,670,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF WORKS POWER & HOUSING – 433,400,000,000

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF YOUTH & SPORTS DEVELOPMENT – 4,660,000,000

FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY COMMISSION – 153,671,000

INDEPENDENT CORRUPT PRACTICES AND RELATED OFFENCES COMMISSION – 340,679,241

INFRASTRUCTURE CONCESSIONARY REGULATORY COMMISSION – 39,700,000

MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY – 6,080,000,000

NATIONAL SALARIES, INCOMES AND WAGES COMMISSION – 174,857,755

NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISER – 32,620,000,000

OFFICE OF THE HEAD OF THE CIVIL SERVICE OF THE FEDERATION – 1,587,136,803

POLICE FORMATIONS AND COMMAND – 17,009,090,000

PRESIDENCY – 19,155,489,519

SECRETARY TO THE GOVERNMENT OF THE FEDERATION – 16,979,643,781

SUB-TOTAL: EXECUTIVE – 1,224,971,970,436

FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BODIES:

CODE OF CONDUCT BUREAU – 430,001,179

CODE OF CONDUCT TRIBUNAL – 350,000,000

FEDERAL CHARACTER COMMISSION – 1,279,090,206

FEDERAL CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION – 17,078,908

NATIONAL POPULATION COMMISSION – 5,030,000,000

POLICE SERVICE COMMISSION – 280,255,000

REVENUE MOBILISATION, ALLOCATION AND FISCAL COMMISSION – 28,604,271

SUB-TOTAL: FEDERAL EXECUTIVE BODIES – 7,415,029,564

CAPITAL SUPPLEMENTATION

TOTAL ALLOCATION: 370,003,000,000

ADJUSTMENT TO CAPITAL COST – 3,000,000,000

NATIONAL JOB CREATION SCHEME/GRADUATE INTERNSHIP SCHEME – 4,000,000,000

QUICK WINS – COMPLETION OF 2008 & 2009 PROJECTS – 527,259,306

NELMCO (OUTSTANDING LIABILITIES) – 3,000,000,000

BULK TRADER – 3,432,000,000

SINKING FUND FOR INFRASTRUCTURAL DEVELOPMENT – 20,000,000,000

SPECIAL INITIATIVE FOR WOMEN PARTICIPATION IN AGRICULTURE, WATER, SPORT, COMMUNICATION

TECHNOLOGY/PARTNERSHIP WITH STATES AND LOCAL GOVT.

WOMEN DEVT. CENTRES – 1,500,000,000

GIFMIS CAPITAL – 1,000,000,000

2011 ELECTION VIOLENCE AND CIVIL DISTURBANCES (DAMAGE DONE TO PUBLIC PROPERTIES AND PLACES OF WORSHIPS) – 2,500,000,000

SPORTS DEVELOPMENT – 2,000,000,000

SPECIAL INTERVENTION MDG’s (VERIFICATION OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES) 1,468,267,215

TRANSITION TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS – 1,109,037,225

PROVISION FOR SDG PROGRAMMES – 5,378,044,922

SDG MONITORING AND EVALUATION – 1,581,777,918

CONSULTANCY, SURVEY AND SHORT TERM STUDIES – 474,533,376

COMMUNICATION AND ADVOCACY (SDG) 427,080,038

FEDERAL MINISTRY OF FINANCE: SPECIAL PROGRAMME FOR IMPROVING EFFICIENCY – 500,000,000

CAPITAL EXIGENCIES – 12,500,000,000

CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR LEGISLATIVE STUDIES – 2,000,000,000

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY CLINIC – 1,000,000,000

MINISTRY OF BUDGET AND NATIONAL PLANNING (INFRASTRUCTURE MASTER PLAN) – 500,000,000

NIGERIA MORTGAGE REFINANCING COMPANY (NMRC) – 2,000,000,000

HEAD OF SERVICE (FEDERAL GOVERNMENT STAFF HOUSING LOANS BOARD) – 1,000,000,000

SPECIAL INTERVENTION/CONSTITUENCY PROJECTS – 60,000,000,000

FEDERAL INITIATIVE FOR NORTH EAST (PILOT COUNTERPART FUNDING CONTRIBUTION) – 12,000,000,000

COUNTERPART FUNDING INCLUDING GLOBAL FUND/HEALTH – 3,500,000,000

SUPPORT TO UNDP MILLENNIUM CAMPAIGN PROGRAMME NIGERIA IN AFRICA/AFRICAN PARLIAMENTARIAN PROGRAMME – 500,000,000

PAYMENT OF LOCAL CONTRACTORS’ DEBTS – 5,500,000,000

GALAXY BACKBONE – 3,000,000,000

REFUNDS TO STATES FOR FEDERAL ROADS PROJECTS – 5,005,000,000

FINANCING OF THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE NIGERIA’S NUCLEAR POWER PROGRAMME (THE SEED MONEY) – 2,000,000,000

MATCHING GRANT FOR THE “SAFE SCHOOL INITIATIVE” PROGRAMME – 1,600,000,000

REHABILITATION OF EXISTING 23 NOS. FEDERAL SECRETARIATS IN THE STATES OF THE FEDERATION – 1,000,000,000

CONSTRUCTION OF FEDERAL SECRETARIAT IN EKITI STATE – 1,000,000,000

DEVELOPMENT FINANCE INSTITUTION (DFI) – 4,000,000,000

CAPITAL IN FGN SPECIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAMME – 200,000,000,000

TOTAL – CAPITAL SUPPLEMENTATION – 370,003,000,000

CAPITAL DEVELOPMENT FUND – 1,602,390,000,000

CAPITAL EXPENDITURE IN STATUTORY TRANSFERS – 157,150,000,000

INTEREST ON CAPITALISED LOANS – 86,000,000,000

TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENDITURE – 1,845,540,000,000

AGGREGATE EXPENDITURE – 6,077,680,000,000

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