Jigawa State Executive Council has approved N2.7 billion in additional funding for ongoing solar-powered mini-grids and medical oxygen plants projects. The funding aims to expand access to electricity and improve healthcare infrastructure across the state. The state Commissioner for Information, Youth, Sports and Culture, Hon. Dahiru Musa, disclosed the approval during a briefing to journalists following the council's meeting. He stated the investment reflects the state government's commitment to sustainable energy and health sector development. The solar mini-grids are designed to provide electricity to rural communities, while the oxygen plants are expected to enhance medical care in public hospitals. Specific locations and project timelines were not disclosed. The state government previously launched similar initiatives under partnerships with development agencies. No new partnerships or foreign funding sources were announced in relation to this additional appropriation.
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