The Guardian Article RatingMohammed signs N877b 2026 budget into law
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25% ReliableLimited
- Policy Leaning
-48% Medium Left
- Politician Portrayal
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51% Positive
- Liberal
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : He assured that the 2026 fiscal plan would sustain investments in infrastructure, education, healthcare, agriculture, commerce, security and social services, while maintaining balanced sectoral development.60% : He noted that the 2026 Budget, themed the "Budget of Consolidation and Sustainability," builds on the administration's achievements over the past six years, including expanded access to social services, upgraded infrastructure, and reforms aimed at improving efficiency, accountability and the quality of life of citizens.
55% : He noted concerns over the realism of the Internally Generated Revenue projections, especially in view of anticipated federal tax reforms, which informed the downward revision of the budget size.
50% : He explained that the House reviewed revenue projections, recurrent and capital expenditures, and prioritised strategic sectors such as transportation, security, infrastructure, and social welfare.
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