Kaduna targets N3.5bn monthly IGR – Commissioner

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Legislative leader of Kaduna State, Nasir El-Rufai

The Kaduna State Government is focusing on N3.5 billion month to month Internally Generated Revenue (IGR), the state Commissioner for Budget and Planning, Muhammad Abdullahi, has said.


Abdullahi told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the state produced N1.6 billion in July, which multiplied the N700 million and N800 million created in November and December in 2015.

"We think Kaduna State can produce N3.5 billion a month and we are sure we would arrive. This is not a hypothesis; it is pragmatic.

"We are at N1. 6 billion now and sure that around this time one year from now, we will hit in any event N3 billion, "he said.

The chief said that arrangements had been finished up to construct a solid income administration with splendid group to actualise the N3.5 billion IGR target.

He said that a world-class advisor had been contracted to accomplish this, including the exertion was at that point yielding positive result.


He clarified that the state could twofold its IGR in the previous couple of months by not forcing a solitary duty.

Truth be told the new expense law that we have passed lessens some assessment rates; we just enhanced effectiveness in duty gathering.

"What was going on in the past was that the vast majority of what government is gathering as income does not wind up in government accounts.

"There was messiness in the accumulation forms and a ton of preoccupation of the assets.

"Thusly, what we did was to close the holes, such that lone the state income administration is enabled to gather income."

Abdullahi said that the Kaduna State Government was publicizing contracts while different states were attempting to pay essential compensations in light of the fact that the state had cut the expense of administration.

"We APC government are focused on guaranteeing that assets are moved far from government to the general population that get the administration chose to convey administrations, "he said.

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