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The record

Already done,not promised.

What was delivered during his two terms in the House of Representatives (2011–2019) and through his community foundation, sector by sector.

01

Water for all

Clean water first: boreholes in villages and towns that had none.

  • 1,500+

    boreholes

    Hand-pump and motorised boreholes

    Drilled in rural and urban communities, under the “Water For All” programme.

    2011–2019

  • 230+

    hand pumps in Nasarawa North

    Nasarawa North Senatorial District

    Plus 10 large motorised boreholes. These are part of the 1,500+ total, not in addition to it.

    2011–2019

02

Health insurance

A hospital card for people outside formal work, paid for by him, toward a pledge of 50,000 lives.

  • 33,000+

    people enrolled in health insurance

    Two phases of enrolment

    20,000 sponsored while he was in the House, and 13,000 more in February 2024, under the NHIA’s informal-sector programme (GIFSHIP).

    2011–2024

  • ₦195m

    paid to the NHIA from his own pocket

    The February 2024 cheque

    It enrolled 13,000 vulnerable residents, mostly rural women, widows and orphans: 1,000 in each of the 13 LGAs.

    February 2024

  • 25

    Primary Healthcare Centres

    Clinics where there were none

    Built and equipped in underserved rural communities.

    2011–2019

Progress toward the pledge

33,000+ of 50,000 pledged

  • In the House, 2011–201920,000
  • February 202413,000
  • Still to enrol17,000
1,000 places in every LGA

The February 2024 enrolment was shared equally across the 13 LGAs of Nasarawa State.

  • Akwanga1,000
  • Awe1,000
  • Doma1,000
  • Karu1,000
  • Keana1,000
  • Keffi1,000
  • Kokona1,000
  • Lafia1,000
  • Nasarawa1,000
  • Nasarawa Eggon1,000
  • Obi1,000
  • Toto1,000
  • Wamba1,000
  • What the cover pays for

    Consultations at the chosen clinic and hospital; admission and bed costs and selected operations; essential drugs, antibiotics and medicine for chronic conditions.

  • Checked, not just paid for

    Care comes from accredited facilities across the state. His foundation checks on them and collects beneficiaries’ feedback, so covered patients are not turned away.

    WhereOur Lady of Apostles (OLA) Hospital, Akwanga

03

Light in the villages

Substations, transformers and solar lights for communities that had lived with long blackouts.

  • 15MVA

    injection substation, Nasarawa Eggon

    High-capacity power for Nasarawa Eggon

    A power injection substation feeding Nasarawa Eggon and its surroundings.

    2011–2019

  • 7.5MVA

    substation, Wamba LGA

    Steadier supply in Wamba

    It stabilises low-voltage lines across neighbouring communities.

    2011–2019

  • 20+

    distribution transformers

    250KVA and 500KVA transformers

    Installed in communities with long outages, connecting remote settlements to the grid.

    WhereMada Station · Igga · Tabu

    2011–2019

  • 200+

    solar streetlights

    Lit markets and campuses

    Along trading corridors, campuses and neighbourhoods.

    WhereAngwan Kpandom, Akwanga · Alushi, Nasarawa Eggon · Mararaba Gongon

    2011–2019

04

Education and ICT

Computers, buses and admissions: getting young people into school and keeping them there.

  • 2

    fully equipped ICT centres

    Computer centres for students

    At the College of Education, Akwanga, and Government Secondary School, Ubbe.

    2011–2019

  • 1,000+

    University of Jos admissions facilitated

    A way into university

    He helped young people from the state secure admission to the University of Jos.

    2011–2019

  • ₦50,000

    scholarship per law student

    Scholarships for law students

    Cash scholarships for Nasarawa students studying law.

    To be confirmedNumber of recipients to be confirmed.

  • College of Education, Akwanga

    Campus buses and utility tractors, and help securing TETFund infrastructure projects.

05

Youth empowerment

Skills, tools and transport, through his legislative allocations and the Ombugadu Community Development Initiative.

  • 1,270+

    young people trained in a trade

    Vocational training

    At the School of Labour & Productivity, Kaduna: carpentry, mechanical maintenance, tailoring, plumbing and electrical installation.

    2011–2019

  • 1,350

    tricycles and motorcycles

    Transport businesses

    350 Keke NAPEP tricycles and 1,000 motorcycles for young operators in rural and suburban areas.

    2011–2019

  • 150+

    laptops

    Digital skills

    For student unions, innovators and young entrepreneurs, plus computer training and testing facilities at the College of Education, Akwanga.

    2011–2019

06

Agriculture

Inputs straight to the farmers who feed the state. The 2027 plan builds on this.

  • 12,400+

    bags of fertilizer

    Fertilizer for smallholders

    Delivered directly to rural smallholder farmers.

07

Jobs

Careers in the armed forces and federal service for young people from the state.

  • 80+

    recruited into the Nigerian Army

    Nigerian Army

    Young people from the state recruited into the Army.

    2011–2019

  • 100+

    placed in other federal institutions

    Federal institutions

    Across the Central Bank of Nigeria, the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigeria Immigration Service and the Nigeria Correctional Service.

    2011–2019

Next: the plan for 2027Agriculture first. →

Sources

Sources for this page are being compiled. Until each one is attached, the figures and dates here are provisional.