/ Sep 07, 2026
/ Sep 07, 2026

Police Trust Fund: Senate passes N57bn budget 

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The Senate on Tuesday passed N57bn as the 2023 Budget of the Nigeria Police Trust Fund.

According to the budget, capital expenditure is to gulp N47,024,803,541.18 while total recurrent expenditure is put at N9,989,483,990.00.

The passage of the 2023 NPTF budget followed the consideration and adoption of the report of the Senate and House of Representatives Joint Committees on Police Affairs on the 2023 budget proposal of the NPTF by the Senate.

The Chairman, Senate Committee on Police Affairs, Ahmed Madori, presented the report on the floor during plenary.

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The joint committee in its report observed that “this is the fourth budget of the NPTF since its inception in 2019.

“That the NPTF is currently carrying on with the implementation of its 2022 approved budget.

“That the 2023 accrued revenue of the NPTF is as follows: 0.5% of total revenue accrued to the Federation Accounts amounting to N56,205,355,774.00.”

It added, “0.05% of the net profit of companies in Nigeria is N308,931,758,00; Aids, Grants and Donations generated the sum of N500,000,000.00.”

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