Jame'a - Home of the Ham People
Jame'a Local Government Area is a culturally rich region in southern Kaduna known for agriculture, strong community traditions, and vibrant local markets.
About Jame'a
General Information
Jame'a Local Government Area is located in the southern part of Kaduna State, Nigeria. The administrative headquarters is in Kwoi town.
The area is predominantly inhabited by the Ham (Jame'a) ethnic group, who have a rich cultural heritage and long history in southern Kaduna.
Agriculture remains the main economic activity, with farmers producing crops such as maize, millet, sorghum, and groundnuts.
Read MoreMessage from the Chairman
Executive Chairman: Hon. Gloria Ibrahim
Welcome to the official website of Jame'a Local Government Area. Our administration is committed to strengthening agriculture, improving infrastructure, and promoting education and healthcare across our communities.
Jame'a is blessed with hardworking farmers, fertile lands, and strong community values that support sustainable development.
We remain dedicated to transparent governance and inclusive progress that benefits every citizen.
Agriculture - Backbone of Jame'a
Maize Farming
Major Staple Crop
Maize is widely cultivated across Jame'a and serves as both a staple food and commercial crop.
Millet & Sorghum
Traditional Grain Crops
Millet and sorghum are traditional grains grown across the savannah region and remain important food crops in Jame'a.
Livestock Rearing
Animal Husbandry
Livestock such as cattle, goats, sheep, and poultry are raised across rural communities within Jame'a LGA.