Buni signs ₦515.5bn 2026 Yobe state budget into law
Story by Tawheed Yakub
Yobe State Governor Mai Mala Buni has signed the ₦515.5 billion 2026 Appropriation Bill into law, marking a key milestone in the state’s financial planning for the coming year.
The budget, which was passed by the Yobe State House of Assembly, is expected to prioritise critical sectors including education, healthcare, infrastructure development, youth empowerment, and economic growth. Governor Buni said the spending plan reflects the aspirations of the people and aligns with his administration’s commitment to improving living standards across the state.
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Speaking during the signing ceremony, Governor Buni emphasised the importance of transparency, accountability, and prudent management of public resources to deliver impactful results for residents. He also urged ministries, departments, and agencies to work collaboratively to ensure effective implementation and timely execution of projects.
The Yobe governor highlighted that the 2026 budget would support ongoing efforts to strengthen security, expand social services, and attract investments that would drive sustainable development in the state.
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Lawmakers and stakeholders applauded the swift passage and signing of the budget, expressing optimism that it will accelerate development and address key challenges in Yobe State.
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