Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf has signed the 2026 Appropriation Bill into law, approving a total budget of N1.47 trillion for the state. The move follows the bill’s passage by the Kano State House of Assembly during a plenary session led by Speaker Alhaji Ismail Falgore.
The bill underwent a thorough review by the Committee of the Whole and a third reading before being forwarded to the governor for approval. Initially, Governor Yusuf had presented a budget estimate of N1.37 trillion to the assembly, dubbing it the “Budget of Infrastructure, Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development.” The budget aims to continue ongoing projects while introducing new initiatives across key sectors of the state’s economy.
The approved budget of N1.47 trillion represents a significant investment in the state’s development, with a focus on infrastructure and sustainable growth. This allocation is expected to drive economic progress and improve the overall quality of life for residents. The Kano State Government has emphasized its commitment to ensuring that the budget is implemented effectively, with a view to achieving the desired outcomes.
The signing of the 2026 Appropriation Bill into law marks a crucial step in the state’s fiscal planning and development strategy. As the government moves forward with the implementation of the budget, it is anticipated that various sectors, including infrastructure, education, and healthcare, will receive significant attention. The Kano State Government’s efforts to promote inclusive growth and sustainable development are aligned with its long-term vision for the state’s prosperity.
With the budget now approved, the state government is poised to embark on a range of projects and initiatives designed to drive economic growth and improve the well-being of its citizens. As the implementation of the budget progresses, it is likely that the state will experience significant developments across various sectors, ultimately contributing to its overall development and growth.