Jigawa State Governor, Malam Umar Namadi Danmodi, on Monday inaugurated the Technical Committee on the Domestication of the New Federal Tax Reform Policy as part of efforts to strengthen the state’s fiscal capacity and align with national reforms expected to take effect in January 2026.
Speaking at the inauguration ceremony held in Dutse, Governor Namadi said the move underscores his administration’s commitment to building a fairer, more efficient tax system capable of supporting improved service delivery across the state.
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The committee, chaired by Professor Hannatu Sabo, is mandated to study the new federal tax framework, adapt it to Jigawa’s economic realities, and develop a clear roadmap for its implementation.
Governor Namadi urged the committee to discharge its duties with diligence, teamwork, and urgency, emphasizing that the state cannot afford to fall behind in reforms that directly impact its economic growth and sustainability.
He also announced a partnership with the Fiscal Accountability and Capacity Enhancement (FACE) Programme, which will provide technical support and facilitate broad stakeholder engagement throughout the domestication process.
According to the Governor, the initiative reflects Jigawa’s proactive stance in aligning with national economic reforms aimed at improving transparency, revenue generation, and fiscal efficiency at the subnational level.
