The KADGIS Project is a response to the immediate need to provide Kaduna State with a modern and efficient land administration backed by automated systems and a fully trained staff that can produce secure land titles and increase Internally Generated Revenue (IGR).

Strategically KADGIS will gather, collate and digitise all geospatial data, store this information in a central database, and, through the KADGIS Service Centre, deliver products including maps, reports and analysis, supporting informed decision in all Kaduna State Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDA).

Over 50 civil servants were posted to the KADGIS Annex on Tuesday 1st March and operations have begun with mass data capture activities and the commencement of the transfer of land files, survey files and maps into the new archive.

KADGIS will eventually have over 340 staff with 280 computer seats and will be the largest GIS agency in Nigeria.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

GOV. UBA SANI ALLOCATES LAND TO APPOINTEES, OTHERS FOR HARD WORK

GOV. UBA SANI ALLOCATES LAND TO APPOINTEES, OTHERS FOR HARD WORK

Gov. Uba Sani of Kaduna State, has allocated plots of land to political appointees, party…

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BUDGET PRESENTATION

BUDGET PRESENTATION

Yesterday, the DG of KADGIS, Dr. Bashir Garba Ibrahim let the management staff of the…

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CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING

CUSTOMER SERVICE TRAINING

KADGIS Organizes Two-Day Customer Service Training to Enhance Staff Efficiency and Professionalism In a strategic…

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HOW KADGIS HELPS YOU

KADGIS understands the value of your land, and, once you land is registered in the KADGIS ...
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A STEP BY STEP GUIDE TO LAND REGISTRATION

KADGIS processes are underpinned by the Kaduna State Land Use Regulations which transparently set out the ...
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WHAT YOU NEED TO REGISTER YOUR LAND

Conversion of customary title to statutory Right of occupancy Assignment of Certificate or Right o Occupancy
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KADUNA STATE LAND USE REGULATIONS

The complete documentation of the Kaduna State Land Use regulations and guidelines
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