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Monday, 1 February 2016
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Pep Guardiola agrees to join Manchester City
Manuel Pellegrini has announced in a press conference that he has agreed to depart Manchester City at the end of the season.
His departure was also confirmed in a statement released by the club which also added that he will be replaced by Pep Guardiola.
The club statement released on Monday said: "Manchester City can confirm that in recent weeks it has commenced and finalized contractual negotiations with Pep Guardiola to become MCFC Head Coach for the 16/17 EPL season onwards. The contract is for three years. These negotiations were a re-commencement of discussions that were curtailed in 2012.
"Out of respect for Manuel Pellegrini and the players, the Club wishes to make its decision public to remove the unnecessary burden of speculation. Manuel Pellegrini, who is fully supportive of the decision to make the communication, is entirely focused on achieving his targets for the season ahead and retains the respect and commitment of all involved with the leadership of the Club."
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2016 budget is achievable - Planning Minister
The Minister of Budget and National Planning, Udoma Udo Udoma, has assured that the 2016 budget could be achieved due to the ongoing reforms being undertaken by the current administration in spite of falling oil price.
He made this disclosure in a statement issued by the Director of Information in the ministry, Charles Dafe, in Abuja on Sunday.
He said that ongoing reforms were targeted at diversifying the revenue base of the country and would go on to guarantee the achievement of the budget.
“Our budget is achievable; we have ongoing reforms targeted at diversifying our revenue base away from single oil commodity economy.
“Our Minister of State for Petroleum, Ibe Kachikwu, is assiduously applying innovative financing in the oil sector to address any likely revenue gap from our projected oil revenue.
“Plugging leakages through zero tolerance to corruption, application of sound public financial management and improved revenue collection system are reforms targeted to achieve the budget,” it said.
The statement also added that the ministry would plan, advice and monitor all matters relating to national development, adding that it would also ensure that vital development policies were properly implemented by all stakeholders. He went on to add that allocation of 30 percent of the budget allocation to capital projects was important for the stimulation of economic growth and development.
The Minister of State for Budget, Ms. Zainab Ahmed, however, said “substantial monies from recoveries of looted funds were not factored in as sources of revenue and as such would also be utilized for our development projects.
“We are counting on assistance from other developmental partners like the African Development Bank to access N1.8 trillion loans needed for Nigeria infrastructural development.
“Assistance is also required in our 2016-2020 medium Term Expenditure Frameworks and the Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal.”


















