Jigawa unveils new data on education, agriculture and economic performance
The Jigawa State Government has unveiled new data on education, agriculture, and the state’s economic performance, providing critical insights to guide development priorities, improve public service delivery, and strengthen evidence-based governance.
The 2024/2025 Annual School Census recorded 1,320,770 pupils in public and private primary schools, with girls accounting for 752,921, representing 57 percent.
Speaking at the event, Governor Namadi described the reports as a major turning point in strengthening the state’s statistical system and improving public-sector decision-making.
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