Niger State government to generate internal revenue

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Niger State government says it aims to generate a monthly internal revenue of not less than 1 billion naira for the 2017 fiscal year.
 Revealing this today to newsmen in Minna, the Chief Press Secretary to the state Governor, Alhaji Jibrin Ndace noted that the 2017 budget being worked upon by the state House of Assembly was calculated on the premise that government would generate N1 billion internally monthly.

He also added that the new chairman of the state Board of Internal Revenue, Alhaji Yusuf Habibu, had been tasked on achieving the target as well as surpass it.

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