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Nigeria budget implementation and reform
Overview
The Nigerian National Assembly approved an extension for the implementation of the 2025 capital budget, moving the deadline from September 30, 2026, to December 31, 2026. This fourth extension was intended to prevent the abandonment of infrastructure projects and address delays caused by economic difficulties and administrative bottlenecks.
Following these repeated extensions, the Nigerian Federal Government announced plans to overhaul the budgeting process. Finance Minister Taiwo Oyedele stated that the government intends to abandon the system of managing multiple simultaneous national budgets. To prevent future overlaps, outstanding projects and obligations from the 2026 budget will be transferred into the 2027 fiscal year. The government aims to implement a new framework starting in 2027 that bases revenue and spending estimates on actual fiscal performance rather than optimistic projections.
Entities
World Bank · Nigeria · Julius Ihonvbere · House of Representatives · Nigerian Senate
Timeline
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesNigeria to overhaul budgeting process and consolidate fiscal years
Nigeria will consolidate its budgeting process by transferring outstanding 2026 projects into the 2027 fiscal year to end the practice of running multiple simultaneous budgets.
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[POLITICS] 13 sourcesNigerian National Assembly extends 2025 capital budget deadline
Nigeria's National Assembly has extended the 2025 capital budget implementation deadline to December 31, 2026, to ensure the completion of ongoing infrastructure projects.
Sources
blueprint.ng · businessday.ng · businesselitesafrica.com · chronicle.ng · dailytrust.com.ng · govspend.com · naijanews.com · newtelegraphng.com · premiumtimesng.com · punchng.com · radarr.africa · solacebase.com · thewhistler.ng · thisdaylive.com · tribuneonlineng.com