The Emir of Hadejia, His Royal Highness Alhaji (Dr.) Adamu Abubakar Maje, CON, who also serves as the Chairman of the Jigawa State Council of Emirs and Chiefs, has driven the development, peace, and modernization of the Hadejia Emirate since his ascension to the throne on September 13, 2002.
Peace and Security
Promotes peaceful coexistence and unity across diverse ethnic and religious groups in the cosmopolitan emirate.
Directs traditional and village rulers to stay vigilant and maintain local security.
Partners actively with state and federal authorities to implement public safety measures and policies.
Education and Infrastructure Support
Advocates strongly for educational growth, supporting federal and state projects like technical schools and IT centers.
Collaborates with government bodies to improve local public infrastructure, including electricity and water supply schemes.
Encourages youth development, literacy, and vocational training programs across the region.
Agriculture and Economy
Champions agricultural productivity and expansion of local irrigation schemes (such as Hadejia-Jama’are initiatives) to boost food security and local employment.
Preserves rich cultural heritage, traditions, and festivals (such as the Gani festival) while fostering economic trade and commerce.
ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION....
His Royal Highness, Alhaji (Dr.) Adamu Abubakar Maje (CON), the Emir of Hadejia and Chairman of the Jigawa State Council of Traditional Rulers, has made significant contributions to the advancement of Islamic education. He focuses on integrating religious knowledge with modern education to drive community development.
His key contributions include:
1. Land Allocation for Islamic Universities
Assalam Global University: He played a critical role as a royal father in the establishment and foundation-laying of this international Islamic institution in Hadejia. The Emir successfully advocated for the Jigawa State Government to allocate 115 hectares of land for the construction of the private Islamic university established by the JIBWIS Islamic organization in Hadejia.
2. Modernizing Tsangaya and Tahfiz Schools
He consistently urges State and local government chairman to prioritize and fund the improvement of Quranic education within their areas.
Student Recognition: The Emir regularly attends graduation (Sauka) ceremonies, physically honoring students who memorize the Holy Quran—such as those at the Usman Ibn Affan Tahfizul Qur'an School in Hadejia.
3. Community Mandates on Enrollment
District Head Directive: He issued a strict directive to all District Heads under his emirate to ensure parents enroll their children in both Western and Islamic schools.
Education for Orphans: He champion programs that emphasize providing free religious and formal education to orphans and vulnerable children to secure their futures.
4. Leadership in Islamic Organizations
Jama'atul Nasril Islam (JNI): As a prominent leader within the JNI, the Emir uses his platform to influence policies that promote standard Islamic education across Northern Nigeria.
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Hadejia A yau.
