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<p>A report by BudgIT says that the Nigerian Government spent 3.34 trillion-naira servicing debt in 2020. This represents 97.6 per cent of the 3.42 trillion-naira available revenue. Budgit’s 2020 budget implementation analysis also shows that a total of 10 trillion naira of the budget expenditure was spent as of December 31st, 2020. Emmanuel Odiaka, CEO at ECOB Capital Limited joins  CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Breaking down Nigeria’s budget implementation for 2020

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<p>Nigeria&#8217;s President Muhammadu Buhari, on Wednesday, assented to the country&#8217;s 2018 budget more than a month after it was signed. In a speech given at the occasion, he complained about cuts amounting to 347 billion naira in allocations to 4,700 projects. Seun Onigbinde, co-founder of BudgIT joins CNBC Africa to discuss this story.</p>


Nigeria’s president raises concerns over 2018 budget

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<p>CNBC Africa discussed Nigeria&#8217;s unemployment challenge with Mary Dinah Founder and CEO of Job-Link Foundation and Seun Onigbinde, Co-founder of BudgIT.</p>


Nigeria’s unemployment challenge

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<p>Seun Onigbinde, Co-Founder of Budgit joins CNBC Africa to discuss the red flags in Nigeria’s 2018 budget.</p>


Red flags in Nigeria’s 2018 budget

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<p>Nigeria&#8217;s 2017 budget is meant to pull the country out of the current economic recession but how should the government prioritize its spending? Seun Onigbinde, Co- founder of Budgit joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


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