Katsina North (Daura)

Dutsi LGA

Projects and programmes recorded in Dutsi Local Government Area, Katsina North (Daura).

Headquarters: Dutsi
Wards: 10
Delivered here: 3
Statewide programmes: 92

In Dutsi

Ribbon-cutting at the opening of a malnutrition stabilisation centre, April 2026

2 malnutrition stabilisation centres and 60 OTP sites

Stabilisation centres in Daura and Baure and 60 outpatient therapeutic sites in 12 LGAs give free treatment to children with severe acute malnutrition.

14 LGAs

A graduate of a Katsina skills acquisition centre receives her certificate beside laptops and starter packs, January 2026

Youth & WomenGirls equipped

Completed

1,000 adolescent girls trained and equipped

Graduates of skills centres in eight LGAs received starter packs in tailoring, knitting, leather work, cosmetology, catering and ICT.

8 LGAs

A road worker with a broom on a freshly surfaced road

Roads & Urban Renewal

Ongoing

Shargalle–Dutsi–Ingawa road

A strategic road through Dutsi to Ingawa, listed among corridors under construction.

Ingawa, Dutsi

Statewide programmes that reach Dutsi

Newly trained Katsina Community Watch Corps members march in formation at their passing-out parade, October 2025

SecurityFirst batch graduated

Ongoing

Katsina Community Watch Corps

A community security outfit launched in October 2023 to support the police and military with local intelligence and rapid response.

Statewide

Governor Radda with EU Commissioner Jutta Urpilainen, Jigawa Governor Umar Namadi and education partners in 2023

EducationNew junior secondary schools

Completed

170 new junior secondary schools

Junior secondary schools built in communities that previously had none, part of over ₦120 billion invested in education in three years.

Statewide

Health workers in scrubs at the nurses' station as Governor Dikko Umaru Radda tours a newly opened malnutrition stabilisation centre, April 2026

Healthof 361 wardsPHCs upgraded

Ongoing

268 primary health centres upgraded

PHCs upgraded towards one functional centre per ward, with some raised to general hospital standard, backed by ₦26.7 billion for health infrastructure.

Statewide