Kaura - Heritage and Highland Communities
Kaura Local Government Area in Southern Kaduna is known for its cultural heritage, hilly landscape, and productive farming communities.
About Kaura
General Information
Kaura Local Government Area is located in Southern Kaduna, Kaduna State, Nigeria, with administrative headquarters in Kaura town.
The area includes communities of the Atyap ethno-linguistic cluster, including Atyap, Agworok (Kagoro), Asholyio (Moro'a), and Takad, with Hausa and English widely used in administration and commerce.
Agriculture, livestock rearing, and local trade are central to the economy, with maize, millet, sorghum, ginger, and groundnuts cultivated across the LGA.
Read MoreMessage from the Chairman
Chairman (Kaura LGA): Hon. Matthias Siman
Welcome to the official website of Kaura Local Government Area. Our administration is committed to responsible governance and inclusive development for all communities.
Kaura has strong agricultural potential, resilient local enterprise, and vibrant traditional institutions that continue to shape social and economic progress.
Through transparency, community participation, and service delivery, we are working to improve infrastructure, education, health, and livelihoods across the LGA.
Agriculture - Backbone of Kaura
Maize Farming
Staple Crop
Maize is widely cultivated across Kaura communities and remains one of the area's staple food crops.
Ginger Farming
Major Cash Crop
Ginger is an important cash crop in Southern Kaduna, and Kaura farmers contribute significantly to its value chain.
Livestock Rearing
Animal Husbandry
Livestock such as cattle, goats, sheep, and poultry are raised in rural communities across Kaura LGA.