Kano State health budget tracker
Your health budget, in plain numbers.
Kano State's health budget and spending, made simple: where the money is planned, where it has gone, and what is still to be spent.
2026 Health budget
for 21 health MDAs
Spent, Jan–Jun
₦135.7bn not yet spent
Of the budget spent
spending so far ÷ the year's budget
Health's share of the state budget
Abuja Declaration target: 15%
Where the money goes
Salaries, running costs and projects
Each type of spending is budgeted, and spent, at a very different pace.
Budget
₦214.8bn
Salaries
30.1%
Staff pay and allowances ("personnel" in the reports)
₦25.8bn spent of ₦64.7bn · 39.9%
Running costs
8.5%
Utilities, travel, supplies, maintenance ("overhead")
₦3.7bn spent of ₦18.3bn · 20.2%
Capital projects
61.4%
Buildings, equipment and other projects ("capital")
₦49.6bn spent of ₦131.8bn · 37.7%
Who holds the budget
Health MDAs at a glance
Budget performance is the share of its yearly budget an MDA has spent, here up to the end of June — the same measure the State's Budget Performance Reports use. "Highest performing" are the MDAs that have spent the largest share so far; "lowest performing", the smallest. It tracks spending progress, not the quality of services.
SMOH
Ministry of Health
₦43.6bn of ₦102.6bn42.5%PHCMB
Primary Health Care Management Board
₦5.9bn of ₦15.6bn38.0%HMB
Hospitals Management Board (HQ and zones)
₦25.3bn of ₦68.1bn37.1%KCHIMA
Kano State Contributory Healthcare Management Agency
₦3.1bn of ₦8.8bn35.3%CNMB
College of Nursing and Midwifery Board
₦66.6m of ₦246.3m27.0%Health Tech Kano
School of Health Technology Kano
₦149.1m of ₦1.2bn12.9%
Each bar is one MDA's own budget; the filled part is the share it has spent. MDAs with budgets of ₦100m or more.
Explore all MDAs, programmes and yearsOver the years
Year by year
Each year's health budget and what was spent by the end of that year. 2026 shows spending so far, up to the latest published quarter.
59.5% spent
52.4% spent
52.5% spent
49.8% spent
57.7% spent
36.9% spent
2021
₦18.3bn of ₦30.7bn
2022
₦17.8bn of ₦34.0bn
2023
₦21.1bn of ₦40.3bn
2024
₦35.8bn of ₦72.0bn
2025
₦63.1bn of ₦109.3bn
2026
Jan–Jun so far
₦79.2bn of ₦214.8bn
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