Jigawa State Approves N273m for Greenhouses and Compensation

The Jigawa State Government, led by Governor Umar Namadi, approved a budget of N273,293,272.50 for the construction of 20 greenhouses across 10 local government areas to boost youth livelihoods. The decision was made during a State Executive Council meeting on June 22, 2026, as announced by Sagir Musa, the Commissioner for Youth, Sports, and Culture.
The project aims to leverage the state's agrarian strengths, create jobs, and enhance food security by promoting modern agricultural practices. The greenhouses will operate year-round, allowing for the cultivation of high-value crops and reducing crop loss due to pests and adverse weather.
Additionally, the council approved N1.09 billion in compensation for traders and structures affected by the development projects, including N337,365,450 for shop owners impacted by the remodeling of Kafin Hausa market and N757,286,297.50 for structures affected by the construction of Doko Dangyatin township road. The initiative reflects the government's commitment to youth empowerment and balanced development.
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