 The president, Mohamed Abouhari, has signed the 2023 Appropriation Bill into law. Mohari signed the 2023 Transition Budget and Tuesday morning at the council chambers of the presidential villa in Abuja, in the presence of the vice president, Yemio Shibajo, the Senate president, Ahmed Lawan, the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Bajabiamila and other members of the federal executive council. Speaking of events, the president said his administration will speed up critical infrastructure projects nationwide as it raced towards the finish line on May 29, 2023. The change is made by the National Assembly to the 2023 Executive Budget Proposer. The amended fiscal framework for 2023 as approved by the National Assembly shows additional revenues of 765.79 billion Naira and an unfunded deficit of 553.46 billion Naira. It is clear that National Assembly and the Executive need to capture some of the proposed additional revenues sources in the fiscal framework. This must be rectified. Considering the imminent transition process to another democratically elected government, I decided to sign the 2023 Appropriation Bill into law as passed by the National Assembly to enable its implementation to commence without a delay. I have however directed the Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning to engage the legislature to revisit some of the changes made to the Executive Budget Proposer and the Executive Budget Proposer.