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Radda signs Katsina’s ₦828.58bn 2027 budget into law

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Governor Dikko Radda signing the 2027 Appropriation Law at the Katsina Government House. Credits: Katsina State Government

Katsina State Governor Dikko Radda has signed the state’s ₦828.58 billion 2027 budget into law, with nearly 77 per cent allocated to capital expenditure.

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