Plateau State Governor, Caleb Mutfwang, on Monday, presented the 2025 Budget Estimate of N471.13 billion to the Plateau State House of Assembly.
The budget, titled the “Budget of Consolidation and Sustainability”, is designed to improve the well-being and welfare of the state’s residents, reinforcing the administration’s commitment to people-centred development.
Governor Mutfwang emphasised that the budget would focus on executing programs and projects aimed at fostering sustainable development and directly impacting the lives of Plateau’s citizens.

He assured that the budget would be implemented in line with the principles of the Fiscal Transparency, Accountability, and Sustainability (SFTAS) program, which is supported by the World Bank.
This approach aims to ensure transparency, accountability, and inclusivity while incorporating feedback from grassroots communities for a more participatory governance process.
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Governor Mutfwang appealed for the lawmakers’ cooperation and swift passage of the budget.
He stressed that timely approval would allow for the prompt commencement of critical projects that are vital to the state’s development.
The governor also directed all Heads of Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) to actively engage in their scheduled defence sessions and provide the necessary information to support effective deliberations.
Governor Mutfwang concluded by reaffirming his administration’s determination to transform and reposition Plateau State for peace, progress, and prosperity.