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It’s budget season and as expected State Governors have been taking turns to announce their respective 2016 Budgets. For some of these governors this will be their first ever Budget making event since being elected to power and will want to make the most of it. Whilst they want you to focus on the quantum of the budget and its potential impact on their state economy it appears that they also want you to notice something else. They have taken a cue from their predecessors in providing captions for their budgets.
Our research team has compiled a list of the names we have so far…..
| S/N | STATE | PROPOSED BUDGET | BUDGET NAME |
| 1 | LAGOS | 662.558b | The peoples budget |
| 2 | EKITI | 67.004B | Budget of Reality |
| 3 | KANO | 274.82B | Budget of self reliance |
| 4 | JIGAWA | 137.23B | Budget of change and sustainable development |
| 5 | EDO | 111.5B | Budget of finishing well |
| 6 | OGUN | 200.3b | Budget of optimization |
| 7 | DELTA | 266B | Budget of renewed hope and inclusive development |
| 8 | CROSS RIVER | 350B | Budget of deep Vision |
| 9 | KADUNA | 166B | Putting the people first: Back to Budget Realism |
| 10 | EBONYI | 101.1B | Budget of divine actualization |
| 11 | ANAMBRA | 101.4B | Budget for wealth creation and social coehesion |
| 12 | OSUN | 150.7B | No Alternative to belt tightening |
| 13 | BAUCHI | 102.86 (REVIEWED 2015 BUDGET) | Prudent budget for bedrock of change |
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