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Buhari writes Senate, asks for approval for Oshiomhole to borrow N18billion from World Bank

Saint AugustineBy Saint AugustineAugust 4, 2015No Comments2 Mins Read
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…Already Edo State is indebted to the tune of close to N300 billion.

President Muhammadu Buhari has written to the senate seeking approval for a $75 million loan from the World Bank for the Edo state government.

Recall that Oshiomhole had been fighting Former Finance Minister for refusing to support more loans for Edo state.

Under Oshiomhole, Edo state is owing close to N300 billion as loans acquired by Oshiomhole. The governor’s tenure ends next year.

“I am writing to seek the consideration of the national assembly of Nigeria on approval of a request by the Edo state government to obtain a $75 million credit facility from the World Bank,” the president wrote in a letter read on the floor of the upper chamber by Bukola Saraki, senate president, on Tuesday.

“You may wish to know that the World Bank had approved a Development Policy Programme (DPO) loan budget support for the total sum of $225 million to the Edo state government in 2012 to be implemented in three tranches of $75 million per annum. “The first tranche was approved by the national assembly in the 2012-2014 federal government external borrowing plan.

“The programme has since been successfully implemented by the state in 2014. Following this success, the bank’s board of executive directors approved the second tranche.

“DPO 2, on April 29, 2015. The DPO 2 was captured in the federal government external ruling borrowing plan of 2014-2017, which is pending with the national assembly.

“It is for the above reason that I seek your favour to facilitate the consideration and approval of the Development Policy Operation 2 (DPO2) loan of $75 million to enable the state to consolidate on the first tranche of the operation.”

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