Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, has presented the 2026 Appropriation Bill worth N878.1 billion to the State House of Assembly during a special session held at the International Conference Centre in Bauchi.
The budget, tagged “Budget of Consolidation and Sustainability,” reflects the administration’s focus on inclusive governance, long-term development planning, and strategic investment in key sectors that drive the state’s growth.
NAIJABLOGDAILY.COM
Governor Mohammed explained that the 2026 proposal is designed to strengthen ongoing reforms while addressing emerging economic realities at both the state and national levels. He noted that the draft budget was developed through extensive consultations with communities, stakeholders, and policy experts to ensure it aligns with the needs and aspirations of Bauchi residents.
According to him, the document serves as a comprehensive plan for sustainable development, social inclusion, and the construction of resilient infrastructure across the state. He also highlighted notable investments in education, healthcare, agriculture, rural roads, water supply, and youth empowerment, describing these sectors as essential to improving livelihoods and expanding economic opportunities.
He further reiterated his commitment to completing current projects and initiating new ones that will boost productivity, create jobs, and support local economies.
The governor commended lawmakers for their positive reception of the proposal and their commitment to a timely legislative review of the budget.
Speaking after the presentation, the Commissioner for Budget, Economic Planning and Multilateral Coordination, Amina Katagum, announced that the state’s 2025 budget performance as of September stood at 79.1%.
Katagum also provided a breakdown of the proposed N878.15bn budget as follows:
Revenue Estimates
- Recurrent Revenue: N450.67bn
- Statutory Allocation: N89.36bn
- Value Added Tax: N100bn
- Internal Revenue: N64.61bn
- Other FAAC Revenue: N196.70bn
- Capital Receipts: N427.48bn
- Opening Balance: N11.99bn
- Aids & Grants: N100.35bn
- FG Borrowing Plan: N266.15bn
- Other Capital Receipts: N49bn
Expenditure Breakdown
- Recurrent Expenditure: N310.69bn
- Personnel: N106.84bn
HEED: Follow us on Instagram or any other social media platform and get the most reliable news directly in your favourite app!
- Overheads: N204.94bn
- Capital Expenditure: N567.47bn
- Capital/Recurrent Ratio: 65:35
Sectoral Allocation
- Administration Sector: N120bn (13.7%)
- Economic Sector: N435.52bn (49.6%)
- Law and Justice: N12.20bn (1.4%)
- Social Sector: N310.43bn (35.4%)
- Education: N131.71bn (15.0%)
- Health: N132.01bn (15.03%)
The 2026 budget is now awaiting legislative scrutiny and passage by the Bauchi State House of Assembly.
NaijaBlogDaily# is visible on all social media platforms, bringing you the latest Nigerian news on politics, economy, entertainment, and celebrity updates. Including sports across Nigeria and beyond…
Keep visiting and following up with us on any social media platform you are using to keep you updated 💯
Remember (information brings knowledge and power).
STAY TUNED!!!
