Katsina State

34 local governments · 10.4m residents (NPC 2022 projection)

FAAC to the state government · 12 months
₦258.5bn
#10 of 36 · ₦24,927 per resident · ₦229.7bn after deductions
FAAC to its 34 LGs · 12 months
₦247.8bn
Average ₦7.3bn per council
Own revenue (IGR) · 2025
₦64.3bn
#16 of 37 · +64% vs 2024 · 77% of revenue from FAAC
Total debt · Q2 2026
₦345.8bn
₦13.8bn domestic + $240.8m external · ₦33,355 per resident

What reached the state government each month

Gross allocation split into what was actually paid and what was deducted at source (external-debt service, contractual obligations and other deductions). ₦18.1bn went straight to debt service over the last 12 months.

₦0₦7.5bn₦15.0bn₦22.5bn₦30.0bnSep ’24Dec ’24Mar ’25Jun ’25Sep ’25Dec ’25Mar ’26Jun ’26
Latest: Aug 2026. Source: OAGF Table III.

Local governments: who got what

Net FAAC allocation to each council over the last 12 months (Sep 2025–Aug 2026). Katsina received the most (₦9.3bn); Kusada the least (₦6.3bn). Click a council for its monthly record.

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₦6.3bn₦9.3bnno data· equal-count classes
Katsina
₦9.3bn
Kankara
₦8.4bn
Funtua
₦8.0bn
Daura
₦8.0bn
Kafur
₦7.9bn
Batsari
₦7.9bn
Faskari
₦7.8bn
Kaita
₦7.6bn
Jibia
₦7.6bn
Maiadua
₦7.6bn
Baure
₦7.6bn
Malumfashi
₦7.5bn
Batagarawa
₦7.4bn
Safana
₦7.4bn
Musawa
₦7.3bn
Dutsinma
₦7.3bn
Mashi
₦7.3bn
Mani
₦7.2bn
Bakori
₦7.1bn
Ingawa
₦7.1bn
Bindawa
₦7.1bn
Zango
₦7.0bn
Sandamu
₦7.0bn
Dan-Musa
₦7.0bn
Kankia
₦6.9bn
Sabuwa
₦6.8bn
Rimi
₦6.8bn
Dandume
₦6.7bn
Charanchi
₦6.7bn
Dutsi
₦6.6bn
Danja
₦6.6bn
Kurfi
₦6.6bn
Matazu
₦6.3bn
Kusada
₦6.3bn
₦0₦7.5bn₦15.0bn₦22.5bn₦30.0bnSep ’24Dec ’24Mar ’25Jun ’25Sep ’25Dec ’25Mar ’26Jun ’26
All councils combined, from OAGF’s LGC summary table.

Money the state raised itself

₦0₦20bn₦40bn₦60bn₦80bn2019202020212022202320242025
Source: NBS / Joint Revenue Board.

Where IGR came from, 2025

MDA fees & charges
₦38.6bn
PAYE (income tax on salaries)
₦20.2bn
Withholding tax
₦2.0bn
LGA revenue
₦1.8bn
Direct assessment
₦1.6bn
Road taxes
₦47.8m
Stamp duties
₦20.3m
Other taxes & levies
₦10.1m

What the state owes

₦0₦25bn₦50bn₦75bn₦100bnQ3 2023Q1 2024Q3 2024Q1 2025Q3 2025Q1 2026
Source: DMO, quarterly.
External debtUSDNaira at CBN rate
31 Dec 2024$100.5m₦154.2bn
30 Jun 2025$114.6m₦175.3bn
31 Dec 2025$200.6m₦287.9bn
30 Jun 2026$240.8m₦332.1bn

External loans are mostly World Bank, AfDB and other multilateral facilities. A weaker naira raises the naira cost even when no new loan is taken.

What’s being reported about the money

Stories from Nigerian outlets that mention Katsina alongside budgets, contracts, projects, loans or allocations.

Navy ends water crisis in Katsina community with solar-powered project
شبكة تواصل الإخبارية· 27 Oct 2026Projects
FG commissions 616MW electricity projects in Kano, Katsina
21st CENTURY CHRONICLE· 26 Oct 2026Projects
Federal Government Commissions 150MVA TCN Substation Upgrade In Katsina
https://streamlinefeed.co.ke/· 26 Oct 2026Projects
FG commissions TCN transformers in Katsina substations
Tribune Online· 26 Oct 2026Projects
FG adds 640MW to National Grid, commissions six power substations in Kano, Katsina
شبكة تواصل الإخبارية· 24 Oct 2026Projects

Questions to ask

  1. Katsina received ₦258.5bn in federal allocations in 12 months. Where is the 2026 budget performance report showing what it was spent on?
  2. Katsina’s 34 councils were allocated ₦247.8bn. Is every council being paid directly, as the Supreme Court ordered in July 2024 — or through a state–LG joint account?
  3. Which capital projects in my LGA were funded this year, who are the contractors, and what has been paid?
  4. The state owes ₦345.8bn. What was each loan for, and what has it delivered?
  5. 77% of revenue comes from FAAC. What is the plan to raise more without overtaxing small traders?

Population 10,368,483 (NPC 2022 projection). Months are FAAC sharing months. Sources: OAGF, DMO, NBS. Methods.