KEBBI STATE: 33 YEARS OF PROGRESS AND PROSPERITY

August 27, 1991, marked a significant milestone in the history of Kebbi State as it was carved out of the old Sokoto State, becoming the 34th state in Nigeria. Thirty-three years later, Kebbi State has grown into a thriving agricultural and commercial hub, proud of its rich cultural heritage and determined to build a brighter future.
As Kebbi State marks 33 years of statehood, it acknowledges the significant contributions of its past leaders who have shaped its journey since its creation on August 27, 1991, by General Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida's military

administration. The state's progress can be attributed to the dedicated service of:

Abubakar Atiku Bagudu 

Among these leaders, the current administration of Comrade Dr. Nasir Idris, Kauran Gwandu (APC), has also made some significant contributions to the state's development, building on the foundations laid by previous leaders.

Kebbi State, fondly known as the "Rice Capital of Nigeria," takes pride in its remarkable achievements in agriculture, particularly rice production. The state's fertile soil and favorable climate make it an ideal place for rice cultivation, earning it recognition as a major player in Nigeria's agricultural sector.

Kebbi State's rich cultural tapestry is woven from its centuries-old traditions, showcased in the iconic Argungu Fishing Festival, which draws tourists from far and wide. Beyond its agricultural prowess, the state boasts an incredible cultural diversity, with over 20 ethnic groups, each with their distinct customs and traditions. This diversity is further enriched by its four historic Emirates:

Over the years, Kebbi State has achieved remarkable progress in agriculture, education, healthcare, and infrastructure development. The state's exceptional rice production has earned it the esteemed title of "Rice Capital of Nigeria," while the iconic Argungu Fishing Festival continues to draw tourists from near and far. Under the current administration, the state is flourishing across all sectors, with concerted efforts being made to secure a brighter future for its residents.

As Kebbi State celebrates its 33rd anniversary, the people come together to reflect on their achievements and challenges. With a renewed sense of purpose, they look forward to continued progress, peace, and prosperity the state is known for over the years .

Congratulations, Kebbi State, on this milestone anniversary.                                       

~Yongo Wandoo Cynthia