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Breaking: Zamfara gov signs 2024 budget

In a significant move for Zamfara State, Governor Dauda Lawal has given his official approval to the 2024 appropriation bill, amounting to a substantial N426 billion. This budget, dubbed the “Budget of Rescue,” is not just a financial plan but a strategic allocation emphasizing critical sectors pivotal for the state’s development. With 17% directed towards Administration, 57% to the Economic Sector, 24% to the Social Sector, and 2% to the Law and Justice Sector, the budget reflects a nuanced approach to governance.

Breaking down the allocations further, specific sub-sectors like Agriculture, Education, Health, and Infrastructure & Urban Development receive targeted funds. This highlights the governor’s commitment to fostering domestic and foreign investments, enhancing productivity, and improving the overall ease of doing business within Zamfara State. Governor Lawal’s vision for the state extends beyond monetary considerations, with a strong emphasis on addressing the core needs and aspirations of the people.

The approved budget not only adheres to the governor’s long-term strategic plan but also aligns with balanced projections. Governor Lawal expressed confidence that the budget’s citizen-nominated projects and direct impact on the population’s yearnings will usher in a new era of development and growth for Zamfara. As the state faces economic challenges and security concerns, the budget also outlines social intervention programs, including micro-credit disbursement, the FADAMA Program for food security, and initiatives to reduce poverty, reflecting a holistic and comprehensive approach to governance.

Aliyu Mai Kakee

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