Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State has signed three new laws aimed at providing a comprehensive framework to transform the energy, agriculture, and environmental sectors of the state. The announcement was made in a statement issued by the Commissioner for Information and Culture, Ahmed Maiyaki.
New Laws Signed
The newly enacted laws include the Kaduna State Electricity Law, 2026, the Kaduna State Agricultural Development Fund (KADFund) Law, 2025, and the Kaduna State Climate Change Advisory Board Law, 2026. According to the statement, these laws represent the most transformative governance reform packages introduced by the administration.
Electricity Law
The Kaduna State Electricity Law, 2026 establishes the Kaduna State Electricity Regulatory Commission, which will oversee electricity generation, transmission, distribution, and supply within the state. Commissioner Maiyaki noted that this law will create opportunities for private-sector investment, renewable energy development, and improved access to electricity for residents and businesses.
Agricultural Development Fund
The KADFund Law, 2025 creates a dedicated financing mechanism to support farmers, cooperatives, agribusinesses, and agricultural value-chain actors. The fund will provide grants, soft loans, technical assistance, and investments in critical infrastructure aimed at boosting food security and agricultural productivity.
Climate Change Advisory Board
The Kaduna State Climate Change Advisory Board Law, 2026 establishes a state-level framework for climate action, environmental sustainability, climate finance mobilization, and the integration of climate considerations into development planning. This law reinforces Kaduna's commitment to sustainable development.
Impact of the Laws
Deputy Chief of Staff, Legal and Legislative Matters to the Governor, Dr. Mustapha Musa, described the laws as the most transformative governance reform packages. He stated that they aim at expanding energy access, accelerating agricultural growth, strengthening climate resilience, and driving sustainable economic development through strong institutions.
Commissioner Maiyaki further emphasized that the three laws collectively underscore the administration's vision of building resilient institutions capable of driving inclusive growth, attracting investment, expanding opportunities, and delivering lasting benefits to citizens. He noted that the landmark legislations reflect Governor Uba Sani's commitment to laying the foundations for a prosperous, sustainable, and competitive Kaduna State through electricity sector reform, agricultural transformation, and climate-responsive governance.
According to him, the reforms establish the institutional framework needed to strengthen food security, improve living standards, and position Kaduna as a model for innovation, sustainable development, and effective subnational governance.
