Mr Sani described the relationship between Kaduna State and the UK Government as strategic, consistent and result-driven.
The acting chairman of ODIRS, Bayo Rojugbokan, disclosed this in Akure on Friday.
According to him, the 2026 budget was built on the philosophies of inclusivity, accountability and transparency.
“That is why I have told them to be very innovative and serious about generating revenue for the councils,” he said.
“This year, we have recorded over N2.3 billion from the informal sector,” he said.
The Lagos government says consideration will be made in future budgets with respect to infrastructural development to cater for an increasing population.
According to him, the government is determined to improve Enugu’s revenue earnings and boost its gross domestic product from N4 billion to N40 billion.
Mr Soludo also commended the market leader on restoration of peace in markets across Anambra.
Mr Mutfwang, during his visit to Kaduna last year, expressed worry over the huge debt burden Plateau state had accrued.
At the meeting, Mr Lawal directed hundreds of his supporters across Ogun East “and those that believe in him to vote for ADC in this coming Saturday election.”
