Radda Presents N828.6bn 2027 Budget to Katsina Assembly

Radda presents N828.6bn 2027 budget to Katsina Assembly

Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has presented a proposed N828.64 billion budget for 2027 to the state House of Assembly for consideration and approval. The budget, tagged “Building Your Future IV,” allocates N637.91 billion, representing 76.98 per cent, to capital projects, while N190.73 billion, or 23.02 per cent, is earmarked for recurrent expenditure. The proposed […] Radda presents N828.6bn 2027 budget to Katsina Assembly

Katsina gov presents N828bn 2027 budget to assembly

Katsina State Governor, Dikko Radda, presents a N828.64 billion 2027 budget to the assembly, with 77% allocated to capital projects. Learn key allocations.

2027 Budget: Katsina targets growth, grassroots development with ₦828.64bn, capital projects get 77%

Governor Radda commends Katsina Assembly for sustained Executive-Legislative partnership Katsina State Governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda, has presented a proposed ₦828.64 billion 2027 budget to the Katsina State House of Assembly, with education, infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare and rural development receiving significant attention. Presenting the Appropriation Bill, tagged “Building Your Future IV,” before the House on …

Gov. Radda Presents N828.6bn 2027 Budget to Katsina Assembly

Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has presented a proposed N828.64 billion budget for 2027 to the state House of Assembly for consideration and approval. The budget, tagged “Building Your Future IV,” allocates N637.91 billion, representing 76.98 per cent, to capital projects, while N190.73 billion, or 23.02 per cent, is earmarked for recurrent expenditure. The proposed […]

Radda presents ₦828.64bn 2027 budget, 77% for capital projects - Lagos Television

Katsina State Governor, Dikko Umaru Radda, has presented a proposed ₦828.64 billion 2027 budget to the State House of Assembly, with ₦637.91 billion, representing 77%, earmarked for capital projects. Education, infrastructure, agriculture, healthcare and rural development are among the key sectors targeted under the capital spending plan, while ₦190.73 billion, or 23%, is allocated to recurrent expenditure. Governor Radda said...