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No project in Bayelsa state will be left abandoned-Govt

Last updated: September 1, 2021 12:29 am
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Bayelsa State

The Bayelsa State government has assured that every project initiated by the present administration will be seen to its logical conclusion.

The state information commissioner, Ayuba Duba gave the assurance during the monthly transparency briefing of income and expenditure profile for May and June 2021 at the Treasury Building this Tuesday in Yenagoa.

He called on Bayelsans to continue to trust the state government, knowing that the state’s resources are in safe hands.

“As a government, we are happy to continue doing what we are doing by being transparent enough so that Bayelsans will know that their common wealth is in very safe hands.

“We are not misusing the trust and as a government, we are out to make sure that whatever that is desirous, whatever that is good for the people of Bayelsa state, gets to them as a people.

“We have been about a year plus and we will continue to do this transparency but to put it straight away is that this government has embarked on a lot of projects; what we want to tell all Bayelsans today is that none of these projects will be abandoned halfway.

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Presenting the financial figures, the Technical Adviser to the Governor on Treasury, Mr. Timipre Seipulu revealed that the state received a gross inflow of N11.8 billion in the month of May while a total of N8.7 billion was received in June.

On outflow, Seipulu, said recurrent and capital expenditures gulped the sum of N12.4 billion in the month of May, leaving the state with a deficit of N3.5 billion which was assuaged from a balance of N10 billion brought forward from the month of April.

On the month of June, Seipulu hinted that recurrent and capital expenditures stood at N7.3 billion, noting that after all payments in the month of June with the help of the balance brought forward from the month of May, a total of N2.9 billion was left in the coffers of the state.

(Editor:Abaje Usekwe)

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