The Zamfara State Government has pledged to strengthen public-private partnerships in a bid to attract investment and promote sustainable economic growth. Governor Dauda Lawal made the announcement at the 2026 Zamfara State Business Partnership and Economic Development Summit held in Gusau, the state capital. According to Vanguard, the summit was organised by the state's Ministry of Commerce and Industry as part of efforts to deepen economic development in the northern Nigerian state.

Borno State Governor, Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum, has issued cheques totaling N5.81 billion to settle outstanding gratuities for retired civil servants and the families of deceased workers. The presentation took place at the Council Chamber of the Government House in Maiduguri, attended by leaders from organized labor and the Nigerian Union.

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has praised Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal as a "Renaissance governor" who has brought positive changes to the state. In a birthday message marking Lawal's 61st birthday, Tinubu commended his administration's efforts in infrastructure, urban renewal and industrialisation, according to a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Information. The message highlighted the president's recognition of the governor's performance in office.

Kaduna State ministries have begun budget defence presentations ahead of the 2027 fiscal year, according to Leadership Nigeria. At the 2027 Expenditure and Revenue Budget Defence on Wednesday, Commissioner of Planning and Budget Hon Muktar Ahmed Monrovia said the state government will maintain emphasis on human capital development, with agriculture, health, and education prioritised in the forthcoming Appropriation Bill.

President Tinubu has launched N137 billion worth of road projects in Borno, aimed at enhancing trade and security in the region. He emphasized that the significance of promises is realized when citizens can utilize the roads for transportation of goods and personal connections, contributing to improved safety and living conditions.

Nigeria's education minister has issued fresh directives to the vice-chancellors of 78 federal universities, ordering them to rebuild their Advancement Offices following a reported low turnout. According to the report, the government warned that universities must diversify their funding sources beyond reliance on government support. The move is part of efforts by President Tinubu's administration to strengthen the financial sustainability of federal tertiary institutions across the country.