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Ondo govt confirms receipt of N7B

Ondo state government have confirmed the receipt of N7billion as its share of the second tranche of the Paric Club loan refund.

Rotimi Akeredolu

The Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr Segun Ajiboye, said  in a statement in Akure on Thursday that  32.68 per cent of the sum would  be allocated to  local government councils while the state government would  keep  67.32 percent  as its share.

“It is also important to note that  according to the agreement reached between the states of the federation and the Federal Ministry of Finance, 75 percent  of the share received by the state is devoted to payment of salaries and pensions  while 25  percent is devoted to capital projects.

“As a responsive government, the administration of Gov. , SAN, is committed to using the funds for the purposes they are meant to be used for.

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“The governor continues to seek the support of the workers and the people of the state in his desire to lay a solid foundation for a prosperous state,” Ajiboye added.

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