Bagudo Local Government Area (LGA), situated in Kebbi State, shares borders with the Republic of Niger and the Republic of Benin. Its administrative headquarters is located in the town of Bagudo. With a history dating back to at least the 16th century, marked by the likely introduction of Islam through trans-Saharan trade routes, Bagudo is a diverse and historically significant area. The Niger River's course through the LGA influences the local climate. While agriculture is the dominant economic sector, fishing also plays a crucial role. The LGA is a vibrant commercial hub, with numerous markets including the prominent Lolo central market. The population was recorded as 238,014 in the 2006 census, with a projected population of 406,700 in 2022. The LGA covers an area of 5,572 square kilometers, resulting in a population density of 72.99 inhabitants per square kilometer in 2022.Its location near the confluence of the Niger and Rima rivers is of particular note, given the substantial impact on local agricultural and fishing activities.The postal code for the area is 871.