GOV NASIR IDRIS PRESENTS N580.32 BILLION 2025 BUDGET FOR KEBBI STATE
Kebbi State Governor, Nasir Idris, has presented a proposed budget of N580.32 billion for the 2025 fiscal year to the State House of Assembly.
The governor described the budget as the “Budget of Economic and Infrastructural Consolidation,” emphasizing its focus on driving economic growth and improving infrastructure across the state.
Of the total proposed amount, N453 billion is allocated for capital projects, while N127 billion is designated for recurrent expenditures.
In his remarks, the Deputy Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Mohammed Samaila Bagudo, assured the governor of the legislature’s commitment to a prompt review and passage of the budget.
The proposed budget underscores the administration’s dedication to sustainable development and long-term prosperity for Kebbi State.
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