Jigawa
Coverage of Jigawa in the Nexus archive.
- Gov Namadi signs executive orders to combat drug abuse in Jigawa, mobilise citizens
Governor Namadi signed executive orders to establish the Jigawa State Task Force on Drug Abuse Control and the Mass Mobilisation for Social Reorientation initiative. These measures aim to combat drug abuse and mobilize citizens in Jigawa.
- J-INVEST 2026: Gov Namadi declares Jigawa open for business, unveils economic blueprint
Gov Namadi declared Jigawa open for business at the J-INVEST 2026 summit, which is themed 'Unlocking Opportunities, Driving Sustainable Growth for a Greater Jigawa.' The summit follows the state's inaugural economic summit in 2013.
- Vice President Shettima arrives Jigawa for flagship investment summit
Vice President Shettima arrives in Jigawa for the J-Invest Summit 2026, themed 'Unlocking Opportunities, driving sustainable growth for a Better Jigawa,' scheduled from July 1st to 2nd, 2026, at the Government House Banquet Hall in Dutse.
- Jigawa hosts northwest governors as Remi Tinubu launches food banks, NITDA’s AI, robotics lab
Jigawa hosted northwest governors as Remi Tinubu launched food banks and NITDA's AI and robotics lab. The food banks program targets vulnerable children under six, pregnant women, and lactating mothers across seven states.
- Jigawa okays ₦2.4b for greenhouse tech, road compensation, students’ welfare
Jigawa State has approved ₦2.4 billion for greenhouse technology, road compensation in urban renewal projects, and a student welfare initiative. The funds aim to support commercial greenhouse development, compensate residents for urban renewal efforts, and improve welfare for students across the state.
- 154,412 vulnerable households receive ‘Renewed Hope’ grant in Jigawa
154,412 vulnerable households in Jigawa received the 'Renewed Hope' grant under President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration. The social security packages were distributed as part of the Renewed Hope agenda.
- Fuel gulps 73% of tricycle operators’ income in northern Nigeria – Report
A report reveals that fuel costs consume 73% of tricycle operators' income in northern Nigeria's Kano, Kaduna, and Jigawa states, where informal transportation is vital for daily mobility and economic activity.