Gov Radda Grants N361m Take-off Package for Electoral Wards
The 361 Electoral Wards in Katsina State have been granted one million naira each by Governor Dikko Umaru Radda as take off package for...
KTSG approves reconstruction of Bindawa-Dallaje-Doro-Giremawa-Duwan Road
Katsina State Government has approved the reconstruction of Bindawa-Dallaje-Doro-Giremawa-Duwan Road.
It also approved a large-scale economic empowerment programme for 49,640 women across the 361 wards...
Katsina LG gets 2 weeks ultimatum to submit 2027 budgets
By Lawal Gwanda
The Katsina State Ministry for Local Government and Emirate Affairs has directed the 34 Local Government Councils ro complete and submit their...
Kwara Govt commissions Garment Factory
The Government of Kwara State officially commissioned the Kwara Garment Factory, one of West Africa's largest and most technologically advanced garment manufacturing hubs, Wednesday.
The...
Tinubu releases funds for Regional Development Commissions
Boards and management teams of Nigeria’s Regional Development Commissions have been warned against corruption, waste and projects that fail to deliver direct benefits to...
KDSG Honours FGN-ASUU Salary Agreement
The Government of Kaduna State has approved the implementation of the 2025 Federal Government–Academic Staff Union of Universities (FGN-ASUU) Salary Agreement for academic staff...
Gov Radda Flags Off CCT, School Grants for 5,075 Beneficiaries, 66 Schools in Katsina
* 12,675 vulnerable pupils to receive exercise books, pencils, school shoes and school bags
Katsina State Governor, Malam Dikko Umar Radda, has flagged off the...
2027: KTSG budgets ₦828.64bn, Commits 77% to Capital Projects
Katsina State Governor, Malam Dikko Umaru Radda, has presented a proposed ₦828.64 billion 2027 budget to the Katsina State House of Assembly, with education,...
GOV Radda presents last budget of 1st term to KTHA, Tuesday
By Muhammad Lawal Maikudi
The Katsina State governor Dr Dikko. Umaru Radda is build to present his last budget for his first term to Katsina...
Workers demand ₦300,000 minimum wage
Workers are demanding upward review of their salary to a minimum of ₦300,000 from the current ₦70,000, saying the current salary structure no longer...
