Bauchi State Governor, Senator Bala Abdulkadir Mohammed, has expressed displeasure over the slow pace of execution of the ongoing ACReSAL project in the state, according to Tribune Online. The governor voiced his concerns regarding delays in implementing the initiative, which is currently underway in Bauchi. Details of the specific reasons for the delays or any directives issued were not provided in the report.

The Federal Government has described the World Bank-supported Agro-Climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscapes project (ACReSAL) as a performing project, a rating that has opened the way for additional financing to scale up activities in 19 northern states and the Federal Capital Territory. According to Daily Trust, the commendation came during the Hybrid Additional Financing Pre-Appraisal Mission meeting held in Bauchi on Monday, where officials discussed the project's progress and expansion plans.

Adamawa State Governor Ahmadu Fintiri has suspended the head of the Post Primary Schools Management Board over alleged irregularities, according to Punch. The governor reportedly vowed to sanitize the state's education sector as part of the action. The suspension affects the official overseeing post-primary schools in Adamawa State, though details of the specific allegations were not disclosed in the report.

The Jigawa State government has approved ₦2.4 billion for various initiatives, including the implementation of commercial greenhouse technology, compensation for urban renewal projects, and a statewide student welfare program. These measures aim to enhance agricultural productivity, support infrastructure development, and improve the welfare of students in the region, according to Premium Times.

Benue State Governor Hyacinth Iormem Alia has announced a $250 million Benue Food City Complex aimed at boosting agriculture in the state. According to Leadership newspaper, the project is part of development efforts recorded during his over three years in office, which the outlet described as showing progress across multiple sectors. The initiative is presented as a major investment in the state's agricultural growth and food production capacity.

The Benue State Government has conducted inspections of all 23 Divisional Agricultural Offices (DAOs) to promote transparency and accountability in the distribution of government-supplied fertiliser to farmers for the 2026 farming season. This initiative was led by the Commissioner for Agriculture and Food Security, Dr. Benjamin Ashaver, as part of the government's monitoring efforts.