FG Commences Payments for Outstanding 2024 Capital Projects

[NigerianEye - Nigeria] - 20/02/2026

The Federal Government of Nigeria has begun disbursing funds for outstanding capital projects under the 2024 budget, marking a key step toward completing pending infrastructure and development initiatives.The announcement came during a recent interactive session with the Senate Committee on Appropriations, where the Minister of State for Finance, Doris Uzoka-Anite, confirmed that payments for these 2024 capital obligations have started immediately. She emphasized that the financial management system is now fully operational, enabling the processing of these funds.According to Uzoka-Anite, (…)

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