However, the organisation said the absence of specific project locations in the report has made it difficult for citizens to verify whether the projects were actually carried out.
A transparency advocacy group, Tracka, has raised concerns over the inability of the Kano State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) to provide records showing where more than ₦1 billion reportedly spent on renovating 100 classrooms across the state was executed.
According to Tracka, the Kano State 2025 Fourth Quarter Budget Implementation Report (BIR) indicated that over ₦1 billion was disbursed for the renovation of 100 classrooms across the state.
However, the organisation said the absence of specific project locations in the report has made it difficult for citizens to verify whether the projects were actually carried out.
In a statement, Tracka disclosed that it submitted a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to the Kano State Universal Basic Education Board in May 2026, seeking details of the projects, including the names of contractors, project locations, and implementation status.
