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Ebonyi State Assembly seeks federal funds recovery for state university

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 7
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The Ebonyi State House of Assembly approved the engagement of financial consultants to identify, reconcile, and recover funds and refunds due to the state, including infrastructure fund allocations from the federal government. Separately, the Assembly passed a bill that increases the number of judges in Ebonyi State from 35 to 50 and raises the retirement age from 65 to 70. These legislative changes followed a proposal from Governor Francis Nwifuru.

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The Assembly's move to engage consultants and seek recovery of funds from the federal government relates to outstanding revenue and grants due to Ebonyi State. This action is aimed at securing financial resources for the state, including those designated for David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences.

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  • David Umahi Federal University of Health Sciences might see improved funding access if the recovery efforts are successful.

  • Ebonyi StateSpeculative

    Ebonyi State could see an increase in state finances through the recovery of outstanding revenue and grants.

  • The federal government might face increased demands for the recovery of outstanding revenue from the state.

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