Cherry 🍒🌸

BE POSITIVE

[Cherry 🍒🌸 @Kamsicorner]

@DavidsOffor Seyi no go like this at all

I mean same Seyi that is saying Asiwaju has not done anything for Oyo state 😂

[David Offor @DavidsOffor]

Chairman of APM Governor’s forum eulogizing President Tinubu for not neglecting Bauchi state even though the state is an opposition state

Baba was singing praises of the President without minding that his party has a presidential candidate 🤣

[Cherry 🍒🌸 @Kamsicorner]

The journey to 2027 starts with women. First Lady, @SenRemiTinubu is convening the Women Stakeholders Mobilisation and Empowerment summit .

Support the @OfficialAPCNg . Support President Tinubu and VP Shettima.

@KukoyiBusola
#APCWomenStakeholdersSummit
#TinubuShettima2027

[Cherry 🍒🌸 @Kamsicorner]

@RMusa2022 @DavidsOffor These are new policies, stuffs have been happening since

[Cherry 🍒🌸 @Kamsicorner]

@DavidsOffor Everyone na content creator now o

[David Offor @DavidsOffor]

So Amaechi dressed up, carry an old car in his fleet, drove Atiku in the front seat, wore a mic, arranged a man to ask him question, arranged some people from a section of the country, in company of their full security details to just go and buy fuel of N10,000.

I mean they didn’t even fill their tank, he even paid with cash

All these just to score a political point

Who else noticed that the two men looked as if they forced them to act the script?

[Cherry 🍒🌸 @Kamsicorner]

The next Governor of Ogun State Senator Yayi throws subtle jab ay Atiku, Peter and others at the CityBoy Movement Ogun inauguration today.
#CBMinOgun

[David Offor @DavidsOffor]

City Boy movement Ogun State office officially opens today, tears go flow today when mobilization visuals start coming out

Are you ready????

[Cherry 🍒🌸 @Kamsicorner]

Today is for Ogun state @CityBoyMedia

Live images show the Ogun State Patron of the City Boy Movement, Alhaji Kamorudeen Olawale Yusuf, and the State Director, Dr. Sulaimon Yusuf, stepping out for the inauguration of the Ogun State EXCO today in Abeokuta.

#CBMinOgun

[David Offor @DavidsOffor]

NELFUND is not a good policy and will be reviewed if we win elections- Amaechi

If una like, make una no vote right next year oo

[Cherry 🍒🌸 @Kamsicorner]

@DavidsOffor Wahala be like wetun again ooo 😃

[David Offor @DavidsOffor]

So this same man that wants to lead us does not know the right national flag, for God’s sake, how can he be using a defaced flag, does he not have advisers or the mgd man at upper iweka is no more?

Never

[voice-of-Fulɓe @Fulani_Tutor]

2027 BUDGET: FROM GRASSROOTS PRIORITIES TO IMPLEMENTATION

Governor Radda has signed Katsina State’s ₦828.58bn 2027 Appropriation Law, shaped by needs assessments across 361 wards and 34 LGAs. The budget allocates 76.98% to capital expenditure and 23.02% to recurrent spending, with attention now shifting to timely implementation and delivery of projects and services.

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda

[Baban Jawad @Baban__J]

2027 BUDGET: FROM GRASSROOTS PRIORITIES TO IMPLEMENTATION

Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has signed Katsina State’s ₦828.58 billion 2027 Appropriation Law, describing it as a people-oriented budget developed from needs assessments conducted across all 361 wards in the state’s 34 LGAs.

According to the Government House statement, the budget passed through three stages of scrutiny: grassroots needs collation, defence by ministries and agencies before the Governor, and legislative consideration by the State House of Assembly. The final law provides ₦637.85 billion for capital expenditure (76.98%) and ₦190.73 billion for recurrent expenditure (23.02%).

The timing is also notable. The 2027 budget was signed on 30 September 2026, compared with 17 November for the previous year’s budget. Speaker Nasir Yahaya Daura described Governor Radda as the first governor in Nigeria to sign a 2027 Appropriation Law; that is a claim in the official statement and would require nationwide verification before being presented independently as an established national record.

With the appropriation process concluded, the focus now shifts to timely implementation by MDAs and the translation of approved allocations and ward-level priorities into executed projects and public services.

₦828.58bn Budget | 76.98% Capital | 23.02% Recurrent | 361 Wards | 34 LGAs

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda

[Sayrah of Fiji💛 @Thickest_Sayrah]

2027 BUDGET: FROM GRASSROOTS PRIORITIES TO IMPLEMENTATION

Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has signed Katsina State’s ₦828.58 billion 2027 Appropriation Law, describing it as a people-oriented budget developed from needs assessments conducted across all 361 wards in the state’s 34 LGAs.

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda

[THIS IS MATTARRAXXZZEE @mattarraxxzzee]

2027 BUDGET: TURNING GRASSROOTS NEEDS INTO ACTION

Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has signed Katsina State’s ₦828.58 billion 2027 Appropriation Law, following a budget process designed to reflect priorities identified across all 361 wards and 34 LGAs.

The process involved grassroots needs assessment, presentations by Ministries, Departments and Agencies, and legislative scrutiny before final approval by the State House of Assembly.

The budget allocates ₦637.85 billion (76.98%) to capital expenditure and ₦190.73 billion (23.02%) to recurrent expenditure, placing strong emphasis on development projects and infrastructure.

Signed on 30 September 2026, earlier than the previous year’s 17 November signing, the budget now moves from planning to implementation—with the focus on translating approved allocations into tangible projects and improved public services across Katsina State.

₦828.58bn Budget | 76.98% Capital | 23.02% Recurrent | 361 Wards | 34 LGAs

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda

[♚أُمَّ-زَيْنَب♚ @ummer_zeee]

2027 BUDGET: FROM GRASSROOTS PRIORITIES TO IMPLEMENTATION

The ₦828.58 billion appropriation prioritises capital investment, reflecting a focus on infrastructure, public services and development projects. With the law now signed, effective implementation, accountability and timely delivery will be key to translating approved priorities into tangible outcomes for citizens.

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda

[YarimaAhmed👑 @abdulahmed332]

Katsina State Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has signed the ₦828.58 billion 2027 Appropriation Law, developed from needs assessments across all 361 wards and 34 LGAs. The budget allocates ₦637.85 billion (76.98%) to capital projects and ₦190.73 billion (23.02%) to recurrent spending. Signed on September 30, earlier than the previous year, the focus now shifts to effective implementation and delivering the identified grassroots priorities.

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda

[Zayyad ➐ ✨ @Itz_zayyad1]

2027 BUDGET: FROM GRASSROOTS PRIORITIES TO IMPLEMENTATION

Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has signed Katsina State’s ₦828.58 billion 2027 Appropriation Law, developed around needs identified across 361 wards and 34 LGAs.

The budget allocates 76.98% to capital expenditure and 23.02% to recurrent expenditure, with the focus now shifting to timely implementation and delivering projects and services that address grassroots priorities.

₦828.58bn. 361 wards. 34 LGAs. One development agenda.

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda

[𝑯𝑨𝑭𝑺𝑨𝑻 ♡ @Styliishhh]

Katsina State Governor Dikko Umaru Radda has signed the ₦828.58 billion 2027 Appropriation Law, following extensive needs assessments across all 361 wards in the state’s 34 LGAs.

The budget allocates ₦637.85 billion (76.98%) to capital projects and ₦190.73 billion (23.02%) to recurrent expenditure.

Signed on 30 September 2026, the budget marks an earlier approval compared with the previous year. The next priority is effective implementation—turning the approved plans and grassroots needs into real projects and improved public services.

₦828.58bn | 76.98% Capital | 23.02% Recurrent | 361 Wards | 34 LGAs

#BuildingKatsinaBeyond2027 #BuildingYourFutureIV #GovernorRadda