Appropriation Act (Budget)
Appropriation Act (Budget) (Trillion )
The Budget: Recovery in capital expenditure
FAAC Monthly Disbursement (Billion )
Falling fund disbursement to the 3-tiers
Appropriation Act (Budget): Capital expenditure remarkably increased in 2016 relative to preceding year, on the account of the present governments renewed commitment to infrastructure development.
FAAC Monthly Disbursement: FAAC monthly disbursement across all tiers of government fell in 2016 on the account of falling government revenues owing to low oil price and vandalism of oil pipelines.
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Public Debt-to-GDP Ratio: The ratio of Nigerias cumulative government debt to national GDP has maintained an upward trend indicating the countrys declining economic productivity and ability to repay
Gross Domestic Product: Agriculture Gross Domestic Product growth rate recorded its highest point in 2006Q1 but fell sharply subsequently. Particularly, the slow growth recorded in 2015 and 2016Q1 is
Business Confidence Index: After its peak in 2011, business confidence fell sizeably in 2012 as well as 2015Q2. Most recently, BCI has declined to a negative levels in 2016Q1 and Q2. The recent declin
External Reserve: External reserve picked up from its year-2000 level below $10,000 million to above $60,000 million in 2008. However, the external reserve fell deeply in 2010/11 and even further in 2
