Gure, Nigeria

Gure is a town located in the Birniwa Local Government Area of Jigawa State, in northern Nigeria. It is situated approximately 150 kilometers northeast of Kano, a major commercial center. Gure is primarily an agricultural community, with the majority of its residents engaged in farming. The predominant crops grown in the area include millet, sorghum, maize, and groundnuts.

The town is largely populated by Hausa people and adheres predominantly to the Islamic faith. Gure has a traditional ruler recognized by the Jigawa State government. The traditional leadership structure plays a significant role in community affairs and conflict resolution.

Access to education and healthcare facilities in Gure may be limited compared to urban centers in Nigeria. Infrastructure, including roads and electricity, is often less developed than in more populous areas. The economy of Gure is largely based on subsistence agriculture and local trading. Challenges faced by the community include access to clean water, sanitation, and modern farming techniques.