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We Must SUCCEED Because Nigerians Must Not Suffer in Vain The Co-ordinating Minister for the economy and Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala says: Rail Projects, Social Programmes, Refineries, Dams, Key Roads will be Completed from SUBSIDY PROCEEDS. Nigerians will derive clear and measurable benefits from the ongoing deregulation of the downstream sector of the Petroleum industry in the form of focused, timely and well thought out programmes. Such projects will include the construction, completion and rehabilitation of rail, refineries, key Federal highways, hydro stations, information technology and water.
FAQ on Deregulation of the Downsteam Petroleum Sector and Removal of Fuel Subsidy Against the backdrop of the recent debate on subsidies on premium motor spirit (commonly known as petrol), it is pertinent to highlight, in details some of the pertinent questions that have arisen about what deregulation in this sector means, why the subsidy on PMS was removed, what the subsidy removal means in tangible terms, and some of the things government can, and will, do with the savings that will accrue from this policy.

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FAAC Distribution for December

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FAAC SHARED N559.101  BILLION FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER

The Federation Account Allocation Committee (FAAC) has met and shared the sum of N559.101billion for the month of December .The meeting was chaired by the Hon. Minister of State for Finance, Dr. Yerima Lawn Ngama
Using 52.68% as the formula, the Federal Government got N 256,244,933,916billion, State Governments - 26.72% got N129, 970,854,864billion while Local Governments - 20.60% got N100, 202,081,220billion.
VAT distribution- the Federal Government got N8,226,442,938.60billion using 15%, State Governments 50% got N27,421,476,462.01billion while Local Governments using 35% got N19.195,033,523.41billion. The total VAT collected for the month of December 2011 is N57, 128,075,962.53.
The meeting was attended by the Accountant Generals and Commissioners of Finance from the 36 states.
 

 

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