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Tinubu Signs Nigeria’s 2025 Budget Into Law

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Dulue Mbachu

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  • President Bola Tinubu approves 54.9 trillion naira budget to drive economic growth.
  • Deficit projected at 3.89% of GDP, to be covered through borrowing.

Abuja, Nigeria – Nigerian President Bola Tinubu on Friday signed into law the country’s 54.9 trillion naira 2025 budget, aimed at stimulating economic expansion and addressing key development priorities.

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