EduSpendNG brings education budgets, releases, school census evidence, policy commitments and sector outcomes into one accessible platform.
An education financing and policy initiative incubated by Young Leaders Network
Approved Budget vs Q1 Release · FY 2026
₦ billions · Bauchi State Education Sector · by ministry
Source: Bauchi State Q1 2026 Budget Performance Report · 14.6% overall release rate vs 25% benchmark
EduSpendNG · Bauchi State
Annual School Census 2024/2025 · All school types
Total Schools
6,328
Schools Reported
4,718
Reporting Rate
75%
Learners
1,971,693
Teachers
25,100
Classrooms
20,738
Toilets
3,308
Key Indicators
Learners by Gender & Level
Public Schools by Level
Learners by Ownership
79%
Public
Schools by Ownership
64%
Public
Indicators by LGA
Showing: Public primary schools
| Org Unit | Learners | L:Teacher | L:Classroom | L:Toilet | Female L% | Female T% | Special Needs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bauchi › | 141,348 | 64 | 88 | 148 | 49.5% | 42% | 850 |
| Katagum › | 120,200 | 142 | 211 | 520 | 48.2% | 22% | 320 |
| Toro › | 97,035 | 216 | 203 | 805 | 47.8% | 18% | 198 |
| Ningi › | 80,476 | 128 | 197 | 410 | 49.1% | 26% | 240 |
| Zaki › | 69,447 | 296 | 265 | 510 | 46.3% | 12% | 145 |
| Alkaleri › | 64,820 | 176 | 189 | 380 | 47.2% | 16% | 167 |
| Ganjuwa › | 58,340 | 118 | 143 | 290 | 48.8% | 28% | 189 |
| Warji › | 55,210 | 140 | 217 | 530 | 47.5% | 22% | 134 |
Source: Bauchi State ASC 2024/2025 · Young Leaders Network
Why EduSpendNG
Track the money. Understand the system. Measure the outcomes.
Analyse education policy commitments, targets, and the institutions responsible for delivering them.
Track approved budget allocations from federal to LGA level — and how much is actually released.
Use Annual School Census data to understand enrolment, teachers, classrooms, equity and WASH.
Connect spending and system evidence to learning outcomes, transition rates, and equity indicators.
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Bauchi State · Fiscal Year 2026 · Q1 Performance
EduSpendNG · Bauchi State · Education Sector
Fiscal Year 2026 · Q1 · Use the filters to explore institution-level performance
Education Budget
₦131.72bn
FY 2026 Total
Q1 Actual Spend
₦19.20bn
Q1 2026
Q1 Performance
14.6%
vs 25% Q1 benchmark
Gap to Benchmark
₦13.73bn
Below straight-line Q1
Showing 4 of 16 MDAs · Source: Bauchi State Q1 2026 Budget Performance Extraction · July 2026
Latest Census Evidence
Key findings from the latest policy-oriented analysis
Featured Finding
In some LGAs the pressure is extreme: Zaki records a pupil-teacher ratio of 296:1, and Toro's pupil-toilet ratio is 805:1. These are not administrative details — they shape lesson quality, girls' dignity and children's willingness to stay in school.
Read the full analysisAccess & Enrolment
1,144,255 in public primary. Public JSS: 213,597. Public SSS: 98,321 — sharp thinning after primary.
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Gender & Equity
Girls are 51% of public primary enrolment but only 40% of ST&V. 30% of girls drop out before completing basic education.
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Teachers
PTR 95:1 statewide. Zaki: 296:1, Toro: 216:1. Only 37% of primary teachers are female; just 26% at JSS level.
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Infrastructure & WASH
PCR 122:1 · Pupil-toilet ratio 346:1 · 61% of public primary schools report no safe water source.
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Policy in Focus
Bauchi State has adopted critical education policies. EduSpendNG tracks whether financing and implementation are keeping up.
Policy · 2026–2030
A five-year policy framework addressing girls' access, retention, re-entry, and equity across all education levels. Eight core commitments with budget implications.
Guideline · Implementation
Operational guidelines protecting girls' right to return to school after pregnancy, marriage, or other disruption.
New Report
Bauchi State education institutions achieved a 14.6% release rate in Q1 — below the 25% quarterly benchmark.
Comprehensive analysis of access, equity, teacher deployment, infrastructure and WASH conditions across Bauchi State.
A brief on what it costs to implement the School Re-entry Guidelines — and why the next budget must include dedicated financing.
Advisory Services
We work with governments, development partners, civil society, and research institutions to turn education financing and census evidence into practical policy action.
Budget Reviews
Expenditure analysis and financing frameworks
Policy Audits
Gap assessments and drafting support
ASC Support
Data quality review and policy interpretation
Training
Capacity strengthening for government and CSOs
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