
Photo: Three Years in Office magazine, Katsina State Government
ACReSAL: 8.9 km of storm drains and the Jibia flood defences
World Bank-assisted drainage, river embankments and emergency flood works protect homes and farmland.
8.9km
Storm drains, Katsina
4.129km
Jibia river embankment
4.2km
Jibia retaining wall
₦21.42bn
Paid on ongoing contracts
Under the World Bank-assisted ACReSAL programme, 8.9 km of storm water drainage and erosion control was built along Shehu Musa Yar'Adua Way in Katsina metropolis.
Jibia Phase II flood control added a 4.129 km emergency river embankment and a 4.2 km retaining wall. ACReSAL completed 17 flood and erosion control sites across LGAs and 13 emergency projects in flood-prone communities.
Signed and funded works continue: Katsina Phase II drainage, Jibia Phase II river bank protection, de-silting, storm water harvesting ponds, a waste disposal truck and pay-loader, and fertiliser for farmers. ₦21.42 billion had been paid on these contracts by February 2026. Completed ACReSAL projects cost about USD 3.9 million and ₦6.27 billion.
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Figures are as reported in these sources. Most are the state government's own statements.


