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Home » News » 2026 budget allocation by MDAs (Ministries, Departments and Agencies)

2026 budget allocation by MDAs (Ministries, Departments and Agencies)

January 10, 2026
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2026 budget allocation by MDAs (Ministries, Departments and Agencies)

By Joe Udo

ABUJA (CONVERSEER) – President Bola Tinubu has defended the 2026 budget with total expenditure of ₦58.18 trillion before the National Assembly, and this is how it was allocated to Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs):

1. Presidency → ₦355,100,320,721

2. National Assembly → ₦344,852,880,669

3. Ministry of Defence → ₦3,154,393,400,291

4. Ministry of Foreign Affairs → ₦344,235,906,716

5. Federal Ministry of Information and National Orientation → ₦98,163,122,322

6. Ministry of Interior → ₦696,416,792,599

7. Office of the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation → ₦26,942,251,897

8. Auditor General for the Federation → ₦15,881,134,488

9. Public Complaints Commission → ₦29,460,000,000

10. Federal Civil Service Commission → ₦2,604,702,873

11. Independent National Electoral Commission → ₦1,013,778,401,602

12. Federal Character Commission → ₦6,531,190,463

13. Federal Ministry of Police Affairs → ₦1,329,461,895,087

14. Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy → ₦84,560,421,789

15. National Security Adviser → ₦664,119,740,541

16. Code of Conduct Tribunal → ₦2,370,626,414

17. Infrastructure Concession Regulatory Commission → ₦2,780,925,426

18. Police Service Commission → ₦2,397,074,830

19. Secretary to the Government of the Federation → ₦293,021,567,646

20. Federal Ministry of Special Duties & Inter-Governmental Affairs → ₦13,781,104,156

21. Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security → ₦1,447,973,604,421

22. Federal Ministry of Finance → ₦16,781,272,498,002

23. Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment → ₦87,436,249,085

24. Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment → ₦183,572,952,990

25. Federal Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation → ₦838,674,080,349

26. Federal Ministry of Transport → ₦431,798,285,025

27. Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace → ₦88,209,964,483

28. Federal Ministry of Power → ₦1,107,103,148,958

29. Ministry of Petroleum Resources → ₦71,597,986,053

30. Federal Ministry of Steel Development → ₦21,520,279,269

31. Federal Ministry of Works → ₦3,485,652,384,621

32. Federal Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning → ₦9,102,998,474,710

33. National Salaries, Incomes and Wages Commission → ₦4,683,161,168

34. Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission → ₦4,710,115,027

35. Fiscal Responsibility Commission → ₦1,991,672,502

36. Federal Ministry of Water Resources → ₦458,648,182,716

37. Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development → ₦105,926,305,272

38. Federal Ministry of Marine and Blue Economy → ₦149,181,952,655

39. Federal Ministry of Tourism → ₦10,417,248,347

40. Federal Ministry of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy → ₦59,882,227,219

41. Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals Development → ₦156,335,330,765

42. Federal Ministry of Livestock → ₦81,186,171,499

43. Judiciary → ₦341,625,739,236

44. Federal Ministry of Justice → ₦150,554,556,545

45. Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Commission → ₦21,120,395,993

46. Code of Conduct Bureau → ₦15,748,365,861

47. Federal Capital Territory Administration → ₦460,737,525,183

48. Federal Ministry of Niger Delta → ₦1,350,964,245,478

49. National Sports Commission → ₦206,433,718,652

50. Federal Ministry of Women Affairs → ₦154,315,760,358

51. Federal Ministry of Education → ₦2,399,161,320,016

52. Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare → ₦2,149,385,867,131

53. Federal Ministry of Environment → ₦164,144,903,358

54. National Population Commission → ₦31,359,208,037

55. Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation → ₦462,663,187,207

56. Federal Ministry of Youth Development → ₦518,362,661,771

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