6
Total tracked
5
Kept
0
Partial / mixed
1
Broken
Kept
Partial / mixed
Broken
In progress
Kept
The promise
Promised more efficient, centralised state administration.
Assessment
On assuming office in May 2007, relocated all ministries — previously scattered across the state's five emirate councils — back to the state capital, Dutse.
Kept
The promise
Promised extensive road construction across Jigawa State.
Assessment
Spent roughly ₦63 billion on road development from the start of the tenure through mid-2012, resulting in around 1,300km of roads built.
Kept
The promise
Promised modern government and transport infrastructure for the state.
Assessment
Delivered a three-arms zone, a state-of-the-art airport, a manpower development institute, and a network of access roads across the state.
Kept
The promise
Promised improved education infrastructure and access, including for women.
Assessment
Launched the state's first school-rehabilitation programme, equipping schools with laboratories and supplies, and implemented a free education policy for women at all levels.
Kept
The promise
Championed support for Jigawa's low-income residents, framed around the 'Talakawa' (common people).
Assessment
Championed the Talakawa Summit and established a social security fund, including an indigent fund providing healthcare support for citizens in tertiary institutions.