2027: Taraba indigenes list 42 unfulfilled promises against Gov Kefas
02 billion in 2024, according to BudgIT’s analysis of state fiscal data, with gross FAAC accounting for 93.
The group’s Executive Director, Yakubu Haruna, in a statement, said the list cuts across some of the most critical needs of the state, spanning roads and transportation, education, healthcare, water, electricity, employment and workers’ welfare, and comes at a time the state’s revenue from the Federation Account Allocation Committee FAAC has risen sharply since Kefas assumed office in 2023.47 billion gross FAAC in 2025, of which ₦153.
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