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Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has presented a ₦878 billion proposed budget for 2026, with 65% for capital projects and 35% for recurrent spending. Speaking at the State House of Assembly, he said the budget focuses on completing ongoing projects, initiating new ones, and reducing unnecessary overhead costs.
The Economic Sector received the biggest share at over ₦400bn (49%), followed by the Social Sector with over ₦300bn. The Administration Sector got ₦120bn, while Law and Justice received ₦12bn.
Governor Mohammed also pledged to clear all outstanding gratuities owed to retirees. He described the proposal—tagged the “Budget of Consolidation and Sustainability”—as a plan to finish key infrastructure including roads, schools, hospitals, water projects, and major state facilities.
The 2026 proposal marks a 40% increase from the 2025 budget, which achieved 79.1% performance.
The Economic Sector received the biggest share at over ₦400bn (49%), followed by the Social Sector with over ₦300bn. The Administration Sector got ₦120bn, while Law and Justice received ₦12bn.
Governor Mohammed also pledged to clear all outstanding gratuities owed to retirees. He described the proposal—tagged the “Budget of Consolidation and Sustainability”—as a plan to finish key infrastructure including roads, schools, hospitals, water projects, and major state facilities.
The 2026 proposal marks a 40% increase from the 2025 budget, which achieved 79.1% performance.
Bauchi State Governor Bala Mohammed has presented a ₦878 billion proposed budget for 2026, with 65% for capital projects and 35% for recurrent spending. Speaking at the State House of Assembly, he said the budget focuses on completing ongoing projects, initiating new ones, and reducing unnecessary overhead costs.
The Economic Sector received the biggest share at over ₦400bn (49%), followed by the Social Sector with over ₦300bn. The Administration Sector got ₦120bn, while Law and Justice received ₦12bn.
Governor Mohammed also pledged to clear all outstanding gratuities owed to retirees. He described the proposal—tagged the “Budget of Consolidation and Sustainability”—as a plan to finish key infrastructure including roads, schools, hospitals, water projects, and major state facilities.
The 2026 proposal marks a 40% increase from the 2025 budget, which achieved 79.1% performance.
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