The Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN) has disclosed that the World Bank invested about N1.5 billion in the implementation of the IMPACT Malaria Project in Ondo State, Nigeria. According to the institute, the intervention contributed to significant gains in malaria prevention and control, as well as improvements in child health outcomes across the state. The disclosure highlights the role of international funding in supporting disease control efforts in the region.

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.

Details have emerged on how the Nigerian federal government's N17 billion intervention funding to the Nigeria Football Federation (NFF) was used to settle outstanding debts. According to ThisDay Live, the explanation appears to respond to claims by the National Sports Commission (NSC) leadership that the immediate past NFF board received better funding. The report sheds light on the long-running dispute over football financing in Nigeria, with the funds reportedly directed toward clearing obligations inherited by the football body rather than new programmes.

The African Development Bank has unveiled an additional Sh660 billion facility to shield African countries from energy and fertiliser crises, according to the Eastleigh Voice. The facility will operate for one year before being reviewed and will be demand-driven, with financing tailored to countries based on their level of vulnerability. The initiative aims to support nations struggling with supply shocks affecting energy and agricultural inputs.

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.

Nigeria's National Democratic Congress (NDC) has said ordinary Nigerians will be able to fund its 2027 election campaign through small donations of N1,000 or N2,000. According to the party, the approach aims to help poor and oppressed Nigerians participate in politics, noting that similar grassroots crowdfunding is practised in other parts of the world.