Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has presented a N828.64 billion budget proposal for the 2027 fiscal year to the State House of Assembly. According to Punch, 77 per cent of the appropriation is allocated to capital projects, reflecting the administration's stated focus on infrastructure and development spending. The proposal will now be considered by lawmakers, who are expected to review the key sectoral allocations before passage into law.

The Katsina State Government has projected an Internally Generated Revenue of N95.77 billion to help finance its 2027 budget, which totals N828,638,844,091.48, according to ThisDay Live. Governor Dikko Umaru Radda disclosed the projection in Katsina. The announcement highlights the state's revenue targets ahead of the 2027 fiscal year, though full details of the budget proposal were not provided in the available report.

The Speaker of the Katsina State House of Assembly, Nasir Yahaya Daura, has pledged that lawmakers will expedite passage of the state's proposed 2027 budget, valued at N828.64 billion. He gave the assurance after Governor Dikko Umaru Radda presented the appropriation bill to the assembly. Daura described the proposal as the final budget of the current administration, according to Leadership newspaper. The commitment signals the legislature's intent to fast-track the bill before the administration's tenure ends.

Busia senator Omtatah has raised concerns regarding Sh101.37 billion allocated in the budget estimates under 'other expenses'. This amount includes Sh26.4 billion designated for development expenditure and Sh74.97 billion for recurrent spending.

The Cross River State government has increased its 2026 budget from ₦961.624 billion to ₦963.074 billion, according to Tribune Online. The upward revision follows Governor Bassey Otu's assent to the 2026 Supplementary Appropriation Law. The adjustment adds roughly ₦1.45 billion to the state's spending plan for the 2026 fiscal year. No further details were provided about which sectors or projects would benefit from the supplementary allocation.

The Jigawa State Executive Council has approved a review of the 2026 Appropriation Law alongside a proposed supplementary budget, raising the state's total budget by N46.369 billion. According to the Commissioner of Information, Sagir Ahmad Musa, who disclosed the decision on Tuesday, September 8, the adjustment increases the originally approved 2026 budget from N901.841 billion to N948.210 billion. The announcement was reported by Daily Trust.