Civic Accountability · Nigeria

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Previously in Katsina:
Term report
Executive orders, gubernatorial directives, and major policy decisions issued during the 2023–present term — tracked from announcement through to real-world effect.
5
Total orders
5
Implemented
0
Partial
0
Reversed
Security
Establishment of the Katsina Community Watch Corps (KTSCWC)
Implemented
The directive
Directed the establishment of a grassroots security initiative composed of trained local youths deployed to protect communities, gather intelligence, and complement federal security agencies.
Real-world effect
The Corps was deployed across all 34 LGAs with APCs, Hilux vehicles, motorcycles, bulletproof vests, walkie-talkies, drones, and tear gas. Over 1,000 informants and suspected bandits were arrested. Previously unsafe LGAs were recovered and farming resumed. The initiative became a national model for community-driven security.
Security
Creation of Ministry of Internal Security and Home Affairs (MISHA)
Implemented
The directive
Directed the creation of a dedicated ministry for security coordination, intelligence sharing, threat assessment, and liaison with federal security agencies.
Real-world effect
MISHA became the first of its kind in Katsina State, responsible for coordinating the Community Watch Corps, managing security logistics, and serving as the interface between communities and federal security forces. It was cited as a model by the Armed Forces Command and Staff College, Jaji.
Economy
Treasury Single Account (TSA) adoption and revenue automation
Implemented
The directive
Directed the adoption of TSA across all government institutions, introduction of e-invoice for real-time tax assessment, and establishment of an enterprises data warehouse to broaden the tax base.
Real-world effect
Monthly IGR grew from ₦400 million to ₦3 billion. Annual IGR reached ₦24 billion by 2024. The state achieved 104% revenue performance in 2024. Leakages were significantly reduced and transparency improved.
Governance
Approval of ₦21.1 billion for gratuity and death benefits
Implemented
The directive
Directed the release of ₦21.1 billion for the payment of outstanding retirement and death gratuities to retired and deceased civil servants.
Real-world effect
Payments were disbursed to beneficiaries. The administration also paid ₦45 billion in death and life benefits to 14,560 workers. A contributory pension scheme was established to ensure sustainability.
Education
Free daily school feeding programme
Implemented
The directive
Directed the implementation of a daily school feeding programme for public primary school pupils to improve enrolment, attendance, and nutrition.
Real-world effect
Over 200,000 pupils were enrolled in the daily feeding programme. School enrolment and attendance reportedly improved, particularly in rural communities. The programme was implemented in partnership with federal social investment frameworks.