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Honourable Minister

Honourable Minister, the head of the Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning. Appointed by the President, subject to confirmation by the Senate.

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Abubakar Atiku BaguduAppointed 2023

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Nominated from Kebbi State, North West · Federal character

What the Constitution says

  • s.147(2)

    The President appoints every minister, but only after the Senate confirms the nomination. At least one minister must come from each state (s.147(3)).

2026 budget

All ministries

₦458 billion0.7% of the ₦68.32 trillion budget

  • Salaries ₦13.0 billion
  • Running costs ₦10.4 billion
  • Projects ₦434 billion

Not counted above: ₦12.83 trillion (Service-Wide Vote, spent across all of government).

Largest lines, of 5

  1. Budget Office of the Federation₦382 billion · p.939
  2. Centre for Management Development₦45.9 billion · p.939
  3. Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning₦16.5 billion · p.939
  4. National Bureau of Statistics₦11.0 billion · p.939
  5. Nigerian Institute for Economic and Social Research (NISER)₦2.43 billion · p.939

Sum of the lines the Act lists under it. Source: 2026 Appropriation Act, p.939

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