The Jigawa State Government has unveiled five-year Development Plans (2025–2030) for the state’s 27 Local Government Areas, aimed at strengthening grassroots governance, improving service delivery and promoting evidence-based development across the state.
Governor Umar Namadi unveiled the plans on Monday at the Council Chamber of the Government House in Dutse.
He described the initiative as a historic milestone in the state’s drive to institutionalise strategic planning at the local government level.
He explained that the development plans would provide each council with a comprehensive roadmap to guide priorities, investments and public service delivery over the next five years.
According to the governor, the plans represent a deliberate revival and modernisation of local development planning, noting that previous initiatives, including the Local Government Economic Empowerment and Development Strategy (LEEDS), were not sustained due to weak implementation and poor links with budgeting.
Namadi said the newly unveiled plans were developed through extensive consultations with
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