Overview

The document is the 2016 Appropriation Act for the Federal Ministry of Transportation in Nigeria. It provides a detailed breakdown of budget allocations for the ministry and its agencies. The total budget for the Federal Ministry of Transportation in 2016 is ₦202,341,802,265, comprising personnel costs (₦12,494,680,094), overhead costs (₦1,172,442,497), and capital expenditure (₦188,674,679,674). The ministry's headquarters receives the largest share (₦173,460,431,546), followed by the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, Zaria (₦5,178,603,096), the Nigerian Railway Corporation (₦4,673,440,896), the Nigeria Airspace Management Agency (₦4,709,870,134), and the National Inland Waterways Authority (₦4,490,743,440). Other agencies include the Nigerian Institute of Transport Technology (₦4,321,257,196), Nigerian Meteorological Agency (₦3,441,156,642), Maritime Academy, Oron (₦1,153,010,924), Accident Investigation Bureau (₦618,760,920), and Council for the Regulation of Freight Forwarding in Nigeria (₦294,527,473). The Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority and Federal Airport Authority of Nigeria have zero allocations. The detailed expenditure for the ministry headquarters shows personnel costs of ₦1,370,856,009 (including salaries and social contributions) and overhead costs of ₦437,276,085 (covering travel, utilities, materials, maintenance, training, and consulting services). The capital allocation for headquarters is ₦171,652,299,451, indicating a strong focus on infrastructure development in alignment with the ministry's mandate to develop and regulate transportation sectors including road, rail, aviation, and inland waterways.

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