Governor Umar Namadi marks three years in office with progress on 12-Point Greater Jigawa Agenda

On May 29, 2026, Governor Mallam Umar A. Namadi completes three years as Jigawa State governor. He assumed office on May 29, 2023, on a platform of transformative governance and accelerated development. His administration introduced the 12-Point Greater Jigawa Agenda, focusing on agriculture, education, healthcare, infrastructure, industrialization, manpower development, technology, social protection, security, and economic diversification.

The government launched a citizen engagement programme called "Gwamnati da Jama'a" to promote inclusive governance. This initiative allows direct interaction between officials and citizens, with open discussions on policies and public feedback. The administration says this has improved transparency and accountability.

Agriculture remains a priority, with the state providing subsidized inputs, mechanization support, and irrigation development. The government has formed partnerships to increase food production and create wealth for farmers. Jigawa is gaining recognition in national agricultural initiatives. Industrialization efforts have focused on attracting private investment to create jobs and boost local production.

Infrastructure projects include road construction, housing developments, healthcare facility upgrades, and improvements in education. Housing projects are ongoing across multiple local government areas. The healthcare sector has seen investments in facilities, equipment, and personnel, with monitoring systems introduced to improve efficiency.

The administration emphasizes continuity and institutional development to ensure efficient use of public resources. As the governor enters his fourth year, the focus remains on building a prosperous, competitive, and self-reliant Jigawa State.

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