Sannu da zuwa. — a warm welcome.
Senator representing the fourteen local governments of the Katsina North Senatorial District. Sixteen years of legislative service, rooted in the everyday lives of the people he serves.
Across three terms in the House of Representatives and now in the 10th Senate, Senator Zangon Daura has kept a steady focus on the things constituents actually feel — water, light, work, and the dignity of being heard.
The pages that follow document that work: the bills sponsored, the committees chaired, and the boreholes, transformers, and empowerment programmes delivered across Daura, Mashi, Ingawa, Zango, and the eleven other LGAs of the district.
A Record of Service
Sixteen consecutive years in the National Assembly, across four Senatorial cycles, representing the northern half of Katsina State.
Every intervention, from a scholarship to a solar borehole, belongs to one of four areas of sustained focus.
Facilitating placements in federal agencies and public institutions for qualified indigenes of Katsina North.
Skills acquisition, tools, and startup support directed to the youth and women of the district.
Boreholes, solar lighting, transformers, roads, and schools — the public infrastructure that carries daily life.
Direct assistance for medical bills, school fees, and hardship cases that fall outside formal programmes.
“Service to Katsina North is not a position I hold — it is a responsibility I carry.”
Featured Work
From solar-powered boreholes to women's empowerment programmes — projects reaching every corner of Katsina North.
Installation of a solar-powered borehole with overhead storage tank, providing year-round potable water for households and the local school.
Procurement and installation of a distribution transformer to restore power to a community that had gone months without supply.
Distribution of sewing machines, grinding machines, and startup capital to women entrepreneurs across the district.
Solar street lights installed along commercial and residential corridors to extend safe hours of movement and trade.
Distribution of fertiliser, improved seeds, and pesticides to smallholder farmers ahead of the rainy season.
Payment of school fees for secondary and tertiary students, with a focus on orphans and children of low-income households.
Dispatches
A new solar-powered borehole was commissioned this week, extending clean water access to hundreds of households in the Daura local government area.
The Nigerian Investment Promotion Commission (Amendment) Bill, 2025 — sponsored by Senator Zangon Daura — advanced to the committee stage following its second reading.
Tool kits and startup grants were distributed to young tradespeople across six local government areas as part of an ongoing empowerment programme.
Whether you represent a community with a request, a journalist seeking comment, or a constituent with a personal matter — the office welcomes correspondence.