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A N125,600 billion supplemental budget has been proposed by the Edo State Government and will be brought before the Edo State House of Assembly for approval.
Emmanuel Okoebor, the State Commissioner for Finance, reportedly revealed this to reporters at a briefing on the decisions made at the State Executive Council meeting on Monday, September 29, 2025.
According to Okoebor, the sum supported the House of Assembly’s initial approved 2025 budget, which was N799.820 billion instead of N675.220 billion.
According to him, the supplemental budget exceeded the originally allocated budget by 18%.
He went on to say that Governor Monday Okpebholo, the Chairman-in-Council, chaired an emergency executive meeting when the resolution for the supplemental budget was reached.
The Commissioner based the justification for the supplemental budget on the state government’s dedication to building infrastructure.
According to him, N563 billion—a 25% increase over the original N450 billion—has been set aside for capital expenditures in the supplemental budget.
Okoebor added that capital accounted for 67% of the already approved budget for the fiscal year 2025, while recurring expenditures made up roughly 33%.
However, he proposed that roughly 70% of the updated budget is allocated to capital expenditures, compared to 30% for recurring expenses.
He claims that this demonstrates Governor Monday Okpebholo’s dedication to Edo State’s infrastructure development.
The budget’s increase is approximately N125 billion, or roughly 18% of the last budget. While capital increased by almost N113 billion from the previous one, recurring climbed by roughly N12 billion. Considering a 5% rise in recurring expenses and a 25% increase in capital expenditures.
It demonstrates unequivocally that the government cares for the happiness of Edo people through infrastructure development. About 254 kilometers of roads have been completed throughout the state, and numerous other development projects are still in progress.
He stated, “The increase in minimum wage necessitated a 5% increase in recurring expenditures, including a lot of employment that the current administration did in the hospital management board for over 1000, and it needs to be captured.”
The updated budget is anticipated to be sent to the Edo State House of Assembly for legislative review and approval, according to Paul Ohombamu, the Commissioner for Information and Communication.
