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FG to Save N27.72bn from Delisting 26 Professional Bodies from Budgetary Allocations

by Techeconomy
January 2, 2024
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Ben Akabueze, director-general, Budget Office of the Federation

Ben Akabueze, director-general, Budget Office of the Federation

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Twenty six professional bodies and councils of agencies, have been delisted from Federal Government’s budgetary allocations in the 2024 budget.

The Budget Office says the country will save N27.72bn in budgetary allocations for the New Year.

In June last year, Ben Akabueze, director-general of the Budget Office of the Federation, announced the discontinuation of budgetary allocations to professional bodies and councils effective December 31, 2023.

The letter, marked DG/BDT/GEN. CORR/2016/XII/3067 dated June 26, 2023, was addressed to the Registrar, Nigerian Council of Food Science and Technology, an agency under the Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation.

The letter titled,

“Discontinuation of Funding of Professional Bodies and Councils From 2024 Budget, In Line With The Decisions Of The Presidential Committee On Salaries,” further stated that the institutions were now regarded as self-funded organisations and will henceforth be fully responsible for their personnel, overhead and capital expenditures.

The letter partly read,

“I wish to inform you that, the Presidential Committee on Salaries, at its 13th meeting, approved the discontinuation of budgetary allocation to Professional Bodies/Councils effective December 31, 2023.

“The purpose of this letter, therefore, is to inform you that, in compliance with PCS’s directive, this Office will no longer make: budgetary provisions to your Institution with effect from the above-stated date, and you will be regarded as a self-funded organisation.

“For the avoidance of doubt, you will be required, effective December 31, 2023, to be fully responsible for your personnel, overhead and capital expenditures.”

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