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National assembly approves N575bn supplementary budget

The amount is 108.9 billion naira more than  President Muhammadu Buhari requested in November.

Nigeria assembly approves $2.9 bln supplementary budget: statement

Nigeria's national assembly approved a supplementary budget for 2015 of 574.53 billion naira ($2.89 billion) to cover mainly fuel subsidy payments, a statement said on Tuesday.

The amount is 108.9 billion naira more than  President Muhammadu Buhari requested in November.

Lawmakers said the rise is to take care of fuel subsidy payments for the remaining months of the financial year that the president did not capture in his request.

($1 = 199.0000 naira)

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