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The “Budget of Consolidation,” a N1.3 trillion appropriations bill, has been presented to the state House of Assembly for 2026 by Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago.
The budget allots N270 billion for ongoing expenses and N761 billion for capital projects.
Recurring expenditures were expected to be over N270 billion (26.19%), while capital expenditures are estimated to be over N761 billion (73.81%).
Value-added tax (VAT), domestically generated revenue, additional FAAC receipts, IGR, capital receipts, grants, loans, and statutory allocation are all anticipated sources of funding for the budget, according to Bago.
“The budget will build on past gains while addressing the urgent needs of the present, especially as the state navigates the challenges of a rapidly evolving global economy,” he said.
According to his sectorial analysis of the 2026 budget, the transportation sector received the lowest estimate of more than N1 billion, while the economic sector received the largest allocation of more than N510 billion.
The governor stated that “government interventions in the 2026 fiscal year will focus on strategic priority areas like wealth and job creation, agricultural transformation, strengthening the health sector, road infrastructure consolidation, and completion of inherited water and electricity projects.”
Improvements in the field of education, increased internal revenue production, stringent adherence to due process, digital transformation of state-owned media, consolidation of peace and security, and development partnerships are more examples.
“The 2026 Budget is based on strategic investment, fiscal restraint, and focused interventions to increase economic opportunities for our citizens,” Bago said. Additionally, the budget is intended to finish all ongoing state-wide infrastructure construction.
“The 2026 budget builds on our prior successes while attending to today’s urgent needs, reflecting the confidence our citizens have placed in us.” Over the past two years, our administration has managed resources wisely, pursued growth-oriented policies, and produced noticeable outcomes despite inflationary challenges and varying revenues.
“Strategic investment, targeted interventions, and fiscal restraint are the foundation of the approach. Expanding possibilities and raising everyone’s standard of living are the goals of the 2026 Budget. In keeping with our dedication to accountability and openness, allow me to briefly summarize the accomplishments and performance of the 2025 budget before I outline this one.
The Governor expressed gratitude to the Speaker, Barr Abdulmalik Sarkindaji, and other members of the 10th State House of Assembly for their continued collaboration and patriotism toward the advancement of Niger State in order to guarantee ongoing governance strengthening, expedite service delivery, and bolster public trust in the democratic process.
For the interest of the state as a whole, he then encouraged the State Assembly to swiftly review and approve the 2026 appropriations bill.
