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Nigerian lower house passes 2017 budget -lawmakers

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May 11, 2017
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Nigeria’s 2017 budget suffers revenue shortfall of $9.18 billion
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Nigeria’s lower parliamentary chamber passed the 2017 budget, set at 7.44 trillion naira ($24.43 billion), on Thursday, lawmakers said.

The Senate, or upper house, was expected to pass it later on Thursday.

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