Budget
2026 Appropriation Act — appropriated, revised, and what has actually been spent.
Appropriated
₦68.3tn
After revisions
₦68.3tn
Revision
no change
Spent to date
—
No implementation report yet
The appropriation
spending not yet reported- Original appropriation
- ₦68.3tn
- Supplementary
- no change
- Debt service
- ₦15.8tn
- Statutory transfers
- ₦4.8tn
- Recurrent (non-debt)
- ₦15.4tn
- Capital
- ₦32.2tn
- Oil production
- 1.84 million b/d
Signed by President Tinubu on 17 Apr 2026: N68.32 trillion (Daily Trust, Ripples Nigeria, allAfrica, as reported; exact naira total not read from the Budget Office documents, which do not print a grand total in the parsed pages). The executive proposal of 18 Dec 2025 was N58.18tn. Reported composition: statutory transfers N4.799tn, debt service N15.8tn, recurrent N15.4tn, capital (Development Fund) N32.2tn. No Budget Office implementation report for 2026 found; spent 0. Oil benchmark and exchange rate were not confirmed for the final Act (proposal: US$64.85 and N1,400; Senate and House MTEF votes differed), so they are omitted; production 1.84 mbpd was approved by both chambers in the MTEF. The 2025 budget implementation was extended to 30 Jun 2026 and later to 31 Dec 2026. Per-head lines come from the Act details PDF; the National Assembly, judiciary and INEC heads are not in the parsed sections.
Published 17 April 2026 · 150 line items
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