The Federal Capital Territory administration has approved N11.6 billion to procure water treatment chemicals, ambulances, and WAEC materials. This funding aims to address essential needs in water supply, emergency services, and education within the territory.
The Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has allocated N11.6 billion for the procurement of critical items, including water treatment chemicals, ambulances, and materials for the West African Examinations Council (WAEC). This approval comes as part of efforts to enhance public services in Nigeria's capital region.
Details of the expenditure breakdown were not specified in the announcement, but the funding underscores priorities in infrastructure, healthcare, and education. Water treatment chemicals are vital for maintaining safe drinking water supplies, while ambulances will bolster emergency response capabilities. WAEC materials support examination processes for secondary school students.
The decision reflects ongoing commitments to improve living standards in the FCT, which serves as the administrative hub of Nigeria. No further timeline or implementation details were provided in the initial report.