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Ogun assembly commences 2026 budget performance appraisal for second quarter
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Ogun assembly commences 2026 budget performance appraisal for second quarter

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The Ogun State House of Assembly, through its Committee on Finance and Appropriation, will on Monday, August 31, 2026, commence the appraisal of the 2026 budget performance of ministries, departments and agencies, MDAs, of the state government.

According to a statement by the Clerk/Head of Legislative Service, Mr Sakiru Adebakin, the exercise is for the assessment of the second quarter, January to June, and will run from Monday, August 31, to Tuesday, September 8, 2026.

The exercise will commence at 10:00 am daily.

The statement said the exercise “is part of the constitutional responsibilities of the legislative arm, meant to assess the level of compliance of Government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) to the State 2026 Appropriation Law, with a view to ensuring value for government resources in policy and project implementation”.

It, therefore, enjoined all heads of MDAs to submit relevant documents and attend the exercise in line with the schedule earlier sent to them.

Ogun assembly commences 2026 budget performance appraisal for second quarter

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