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 Katsina State government has proposed a ₦828.6 billion budget for 2027, according to Premium Times. The proposal, tagged “Building Your Future IV,” allocates ₦637.91 billion, or 76.98 per cent, to capital expenditure and ₦190.73 billion, or 23.02 per cent, to recurrent spending. The government also said capital spending under the 2026 budget has reached 26.6 per cent. The budget prioritises infrastructure and development projects as the state plans its fiscal direction for the coming year.

Governor Dikko Radda of Katsina State has pledged his administration's commitment to safeguarding the rights and dignity of women and children by implementing stronger policies and fostering collaboration. He made this statement during a meeting with a delegation from the Nigerian Governors’ Spouses Forum (NGSF) who visited for advocacy purposes on Saturday in Katsina, according to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN).

The Zamfara State Government has validated its 2027–2029 Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (MTEF), aimed at improving budget credibility and planning. According to Vanguard, the Ministry of Budget and Planning, working with the State Action on Business Enabling Reforms (SABER) Programme, announced the validation following a one-day workshop in Kaduna that brought together members of the state assembly and relevant agencies.

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.