Named capital projects — roads, rail, power, hospitals, schools — funded during the 2015–2023 term. Tracks whether the allocated budget actually built the named thing, and how far it got.
3
Total projects
2
Completed
0
Ongoing
1
Stalled or abandoned
completed
What it is
First flyover in Katsina State history, at the Central Roundabout, GRA. Awarded 2022 at ₦4.3bn, later revised to ₦6.4bn. Urban renewal flagship. Katsina metropolis decongestion. Building Your Future agenda.
Progress & spend
₦6.4bn allocated, ₦6.4bn spent · 100% physically complete · Contractor: Not specified
Change history
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — The previous source is an article about the SUCCESSOR governor (Radda)'s three-year tenure, not Masari's — wrong citation, though the underlying fact (Masari commissioned this flyover) is independently well documented. Replaced with a contemporaneous Channels TV report of Masari's own commissioning.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceLabel — The previous source is an article about the SUCCESSOR governor (Radda)'s three-year tenure, not Masari's — wrong citation, though the underlying fact (Masari commissioned this flyover) is independently well documented. Replaced with a contemporaneous Channels TV report of Masari's own commissioning.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — source — The previous source is an article about the SUCCESSOR governor (Radda)'s three-year tenure, not Masari's — wrong citation, though the underlying fact (Masari commissioned this flyover) is independently well documented. Replaced with a contemporaneous Channels TV report of Masari's own commissioning.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — outcome — The previous source is an article about the SUCCESSOR governor (Radda)'s three-year tenure, not Masari's — wrong citation, though the underlying fact (Masari commissioned this flyover) is independently well documented. Replaced with a contemporaneous Channels TV report of Masari's own commissioning.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — summary — The previous source is an article about the SUCCESSOR governor (Radda)'s three-year tenure, not Masari's — wrong citation, though the underlying fact (Masari commissioned this flyover) is independently well documented. Replaced with a contemporaneous Channels TV report of Masari's own commissioning.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — amountSpentBn — The previous source is an article about the SUCCESSOR governor (Radda)'s three-year tenure, not Masari's — wrong citation, though the underlying fact (Masari commissioned this flyover) is independently well documented. Replaced with a contemporaneous Channels TV report of Masari's own commissioning.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — budgetAllocatedBn — The previous source is an article about the SUCCESSOR governor (Radda)'s three-year tenure, not Masari's — wrong citation, though the underlying fact (Masari commissioned this flyover) is independently well documented. Replaced with a contemporaneous Channels TV report of Masari's own commissioning.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — Reclassified: katsinatimes.com is a local outlet. Was mislabeled "reporting".
Stalled
What it is
Some township road dualisation did occur under Masari — e.g. the Funtua township road, dualised in 2017 at ₦45m — as part of the "Building Your Future" agenda.
Progress & spend
Contractor: Various
Change history
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceLabel — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — source — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — outcome — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — summary — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — physicalCompletionPct — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — completedDate — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — location — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — status — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — title — The original citation was an article about the successor governor, not Masari. Beyond that, a broader search found an independent investigation directly disputing the "transformed" claim: several named roads received large allocations (₦1bn+, ₦2.4bn) but were found abandoned/untarred as of Dec 2020. Rewrote the entry to reflect the dispute rather than assert the promise was kept.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — Reclassified: katsinatimes.com is a local outlet. Was mislabeled "reporting".
completed
What it is
Rural roads across all 34 LGAs. Farm-to-market connectivity. Part of agricultural development. Rural connectivity. Building Your Future agenda.
Progress & spend
100% physically complete · Contractor: Various
Change history
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — The previous source is an article about the successor governor's tenure, not Masari's. Replaced with the state's own RAAMP rural-roads page, which independently confirms the 34-LGA rural roads programme.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceLabel — The previous source is an article about the successor governor's tenure, not Masari's. Replaced with the state's own RAAMP rural-roads page, which independently confirms the 34-LGA rural roads programme.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — source — The previous source is an article about the successor governor's tenure, not Masari's. Replaced with the state's own RAAMP rural-roads page, which independently confirms the 34-LGA rural roads programme.
27 Sept 2026Corrected — sourceTier — Reclassified: katsinatimes.com is a local outlet. Was mislabeled "reporting".