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Federal Government of Nigeria 2016 APPROPRIATION ACT Federal Government of Nigeria 2016 APPROPRIATION ACT S/N PROJECT DESCRIPTION TYPE AGENCY MINISTRY STRATEGIC EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME FOR YOUTH AND 1 WOMEN IN BOGORO/DASS/T. BALEWA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, NEW SMEDAN TRADE BAUCHI STATE CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION OF SCHOOLS IN 2 BOGORO/DASS/T. BALEWA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, BAUCHI NEW UBEC EDUCATION STATE CONSTRUCTION OF PRIMARY HEALTH CARE CENTRES, FURNISHING, EQUIPPING, SUPPLY OF DRUGS AND PURCHASE 3 NEW PHCDA HEALTH AMBULANCES IN BOGORO/DASS/T. BALEWA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, BAUCHI STATE CENTRE FOR SOLAR POWERED BOREHOLS IN BOGORO/DASS/T. BALEWA 4 NEW PETROLEUM RESEARCH, SCIENCE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, BAUCHI STATE ATBU BAUCHI YOUTH AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME IN NAT. COLLEGE FOR 5 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PRACTICES IN BOGORO LGA, NEW HORTICULTURE, DADIN AGRIC BAUCHI STATE KOWA YOUTH AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME IN NAT. COLLEGE FOR 6 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PRACTICES IN DASS LGA, NEW HORTICULTURE, DADIN AGRIC BAUCHI STATE KOWA YOUTH AND WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAMME IN NAT. COLLEGE FOR 7 AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND PRACTICES IN T. BALEWA LGA, NEW HORTICULTURE, DADIN AGRIC BAUCHI STATE KOWA CONSTRUCTION AND RENOVATION OF SCHOOLS AND SUPPLY WORKS, POWER & 8 NEW HOUSING OF BOOKS IN T. BALEWA LGA, BAUCHI STATE LANDS CONSTRUCTION/COMPLETE OF BLOCK OF CLASSROOMS WITH 9 ICT CENTRE LOCAL AUTHORITY PRIMARY SCHOOL, GBOBAMU NEW UBEC EDUCATION ILOBU, OSUN STATE CONSTRUCTION/COMPLETE BLOCKS OF CLASSROOMS 10 STAFFROOM AND TOILETS, UBABU SECONDARY COMMERCIAL NEW UBEC EDUCATION GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ILOBU, OSUN STATE CONSTRUCTION/COMPLETE BLOCKS OF CLASSROOMS 11 STAFFROOM AND TOILETS, ANSAR-UD-DEEN GRAMMAR NEW UBEC EDUCATION SCHOOL, ERIN, OSUN STATE CONSTRUCTION/COMPLETE BLOCKS OF CLASSROOMS STAFFROOM AND TOILETS, OGODAN GRAMMAR SCHOOL 12 NEW UBEC EDUCATION ALONG OSUN STATE UNIVERSITY ROAD OKE - BAALE OSOGBO, OSUN STATE CONSTRUCTION/COMPLETE BLOCKS OF CLASSROOMS 13 STAFFROOM AND TOILETS, ISLAHUDEEN GRAMMAR SCHOOL OKE NEW UBEC EDUCATION - ONITI OSOGBO, OSUN STATE TRAINING AND EMPOWERMENT FOR YOUTH AND WOMEN 14 STRATEGIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL NEW REFUGEES SGF CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE REHABILITATION OF EXISTING BOREHOLE 15 IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL NEW OGUN/OSUN RBDA WATER CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE TRAINING EMPOWERMENT FOR YOUTH ON ICT, COMMUNICATION 16 IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL NEW NITDA TECH CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE WOMEN AND YOUTH TRAINING EMPOWERMENT, 17 IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL NEW BORDER COMMUNITIES SGF CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE WOMEN AND YOUTH TRAINING EMPOWERMENT, 18 IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL NEW BORDER COMMUNITIES SGF CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE SKILL ACQUISITION AND TRAINING FOR COMMUNITY 19 DEVELOPMENT, IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO NEW BORDER COMMUNITIES SGF FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE STORED PRODUCT, 20 SUPPLY OF TOYOTA HIACE BUSES IN NIGER STATE NEW AGRIC LAGOS SUPPLY OF TOYOTA HIACE BUSE IN STORED PRODUCT, 21 IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL NEW AGRIC LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 22 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 23 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 2 2016 APPROPRIATION ACT Federal Government of Nigeria 2016 APPROPRIATION ACT S/N PROJECT DESCRIPTION TYPE AGENCY MINISTRY EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 24 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 25 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 26 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 27 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 28 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 29 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 30 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 31 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 32 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 33 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 34 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTURAL AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTH, STORED PRODUCT, 35 NEW AGRIC IREPODUN/OLORUNDA/OROLU/OSOGBO FEDERAL LAGOS CONSTITUENCY, OSUN STATE CONSTRUCTION OF SOLAR STREETLIGHT FOR WARD 36 G,G1G2,G3,G4,E,E1,F1,F2 AND F3 SURULERE 1 FEDERAL NEW REFUGEE SGF CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS SUPPLY OF 5NOS OF TOYOTA HIACE BUSES IN SURULERE 1 37 NEW REFUGEE SGF FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS SUPPLY OF 14 NOS OF KIA RIO AND 1 NO KIA SERATO CARS IN 38 NEW REFUGEE SGF SURULERE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS SUPPLY OF 100 NOS OF CHEST FREEZER IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL 39 NEW REFUGEE SGF CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF MOBILE TOILETS IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL 40 NEW REFUGEE SGF CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD 41 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF G IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD 42 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF G2 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD 43 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF G3 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD E 44 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD 45 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF E1 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD F 46 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD 47 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF F1 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD 48 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF F2 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY 3 2016 APPROPRIATION ACT Federal Government of Nigeria 2016 APPROPRIATION ACT S/N PROJECT DESCRIPTION TYPE AGENCY MINISTRY SUPPLY OF 11 NOS OF SHINERAY A7 PASSENGER BUS FOR WARD 49 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF F3 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 3 NOS OF MEDICAL AMBULANCES IN SURULERE 1 50 NEW BORDER COMMUNITY SGF FEDEERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY OF 7 NOS. TOYOTA HILUX PATROL VAN IN SURULERE 1 51 NEW REFUGEE SGF FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS STATE SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION OF ICT EQUIPMENT IN WARD G, G1, 52 NEW NITDA COMMUNICATION G2 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION OF ICT EQUIPMENT IN WARD G3, E, E1 53 NEW NITDA COMMUNICATION IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS SUPPLY AND DISTRIBUTION OF ICT EQUIPMENT IN WARD F1, F2, F3 54 NEW NITDA COMMUNICATION IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS COMPREHENSIVE ICT EMPOWERMENT FOR THE YOUTH IN WARD 55 NEW NITDA COMMUNICATION G, G1, G2 IN SURULERE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS COMPREHENSIVE ICT EMPOWERMENT FOR THE YOUTH IN WARD 56 NEW NITDA COMMUNICATION G3, E, E1 IN SURULERE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS COMPREHENSIVE ICT EMPOWERMENT FOR THE YOUTH IN WARD 57 NEW NITDA COMMUNICATION F1, F2, F3 IN SURULERE FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, LAGOS EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTUAL STORED PRODUCT, 58 TRAINING AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTHS IN NEW AGRIC LAGOS WARD G IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTUAL STORED PRODUCT, 59 TRAINING AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTHS IN NEW AGRIC LAGOS WARD G1 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTUAL STORED PRODUCT, 60 TRAINING AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTHS IN NEW AGRIC LAGOS WARD G2 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTUAL STORED PRODUCT, 61 TRAINING AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTHS IN NEW AGRIC LAGOS WARD G3 IN SURULERE 1 FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY EMPOWERMENT AND JOB CREATION THROUGH AGRICULTUAL STORED PRODUCT, 62 TRAINING AND SKILL ACQUISITION FOR WOMEN AND YOUTHS
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