Jigawa State Launches $140M Investment Pipeline at Summit

At the J-INVEST 2026 summit held in Jigawa State, a $140 million investment pipeline was announced, comprising three priority projects valued at $139.4 million. These projects include a $12.4 million modern livestock development project, a $42 million hotel and convention center, and an $85 million renewable energy project.

Hajiya Aisha Sheikh Mujaddadi, the Director General of the Jigawa State Investment Promotion Agency, stated that the investment pipeline reflects the state's strategy to leverage private sector participation to drive infrastructure development and job creation. The summit reaffirmed the state's commitment to improving the ease of doing business through policy reforms and strategic partnerships with investors.

Governor Malam Umar Namadi's administration was commended for pursuing reforms aimed at enhancing the state's competitiveness and creating an enabling environment for investment. The summit also discussed the importance of public-private partnerships in financing education, healthcare, and job creation, particularly for young people and women.