This has led critics to question the decisions of the Federal Government to continue with its borrowing regime despite warnings from experts and international organisations. This issue is further exacerbated by the uncertainties around oil prices, as the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia has shown, particularly for oil-dependent economies such as Nigeria.
Under Dattijo’s watch, budgetary allocations to Education have steadily increased and in 2022, the state voted N44.68 billion, representing 16.03 per cent of the N278.58 billion 2022 budget, for the sector . This meets the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation’s recommended benchmark of 15 per cent to 20 per cent of budgetary allocation to the Education sub-sector.
The governor also said that Kaduna State Infrastructure Master Plan , 14 + investments solidified through foreign and local domestic investments, were launched at the third edition of KADINVEST 3.0. El Rufai said that the summit focused on building human capital, adding that it attracted 79% Foreign Direct Investment and 21% Domestic Investment.
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