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    Buhari requests Senate’s approval for restructuring of N23.7t Ways and Means Advances 

    By National UpdateDecember 22, 2022 Legislature No Comments3 Mins Read
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    President Muhammadu Buhari has requested for approval of restructuring of N23.7trillion Ways and Means advances given the federal government by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) 
    The President request as contained in a letter that was read in Senate Plenary on Wednesday, indicated that Ways and Means are advances from the Central Bank of Nigeria to the federal government for emergency  funding of delayed receipt of fiscal deficit .
    The letter titled : “Restructuring of ways and means advances” reads in part, “The ways and means advances by the central bank of Nigeria, to the federal government has been a funding option to the federal government to cater for short term or emergency finance to fund delayed government expected cash receipt of physical deficit.
    “The ways and means, balances as at 19th December 2022  is  22.7 trillion.
    “I have approved the securitization of the ways and means balances along the following terms ÷ Amount. N23 .7 trillion, Tenure  40years, Moratorium on principal repayment, three years, Pricing interest rate 9%, .
    “Your concurrence vand approval is sought to allow for the implementation of same” 
    The President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan forwarded the request to the Senate Committee on Finance for report consideration and passage in plenary Thursday.
    He said the request and the N819.5billion supplementary budget will be considered for required passage at plenary Thursday along with the N20.51trillion 2023 appropriation bill and other critical ones .
    “We are  referring these letters to our committees on Appropriation, Finance, works, water resources and Agriculture today. 
    “They have to work on it and ensure that we follow the due processes. In that respect, the Minister of Finance, the CBN, misters of Agriculture, water resources and works to be invited and make themselves available  for this process and to ensure that we get the right information between today and tomorrow.
    “Tomorrow (Thursday) by the grace of God, will be the last legislative day for the 9th senate this year. It  will be quite busy for us because we have to receive the report of the 2023 Appropriation Bill from our committte on Appropriations. 
    “We will also receive report on Finance Bill, 2022 from our committee on Finance. 
    We will also receive the report from the appropriation committee on the two reports that I have just read. 
    “Also, the committee on power will be bringing the report on power, so it’s going to be very busy for us. So, we may have to stay here for many hours in order to pass or consider the report”, he said .

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