Argungu Local Government Area (LGA), situated along the Sokoto River in Kebbi State, Nigeria, is a region of considerable historical and cultural significance. The LGA's headquarters, Argungu town, is the seat of the Argungu Emirate and was once the capital of the Kebbi Emirate. The town's historical importance is underscored by the presence of the Kanta Museum, established in 1831. The museum houses a collection of artifacts and information that illuminate the rich history of the Kebbi Kingdom. The population of Argungu LGA was 200,248 according to the 2006 census. The projected population for 2022 is 342,100. The LGA encompasses 1,042 square kilometers and has a population density of 328.3 people per square kilometer, based on projections from 2022.Beyond its historical significance, Argungu LGA is a vital agricultural hub, renowned for the cultivation of a diverse range of crops, including tobacco, peanuts, rice, millet, wheat, and sorghum.Furthermore, Argungu is internationally recognized for hosting the Argungu Fishing Festival. This UNESCO-listed cultural event, which draws participants and spectators from across the globe, celebrates the conclusion of the farming season and showcases the unique cultural heritage of the region. The festival's revival in 2020, following an 11-year hiatus, underscored its enduring appeal and cultural significance. Argungu is located at 12°44′N 4°31′E