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• Muhammadu Umaru Ndagi was born in 1964 in Agaie, Niger State, Nigeria.
• This Heritage Center was established to encourage scientific researches into the history of Agaie and its people.
• "' Muhammadu Umaru Ndagi "'was born in 1964 in Agaie, Niger State of Nigeria.
• Muhammad Umaru Ndagi taught for three years as a Grade II teacher at the Waziri Primary School, Agaie, Niger State ( 1979 1982 ).
• Ndagi is the secretary to the Board of Trustees for the Babba Center for Historical Documentation and Research ( BACHIDAR ) located in Agaie, Niger State, Nigeria.
• In 1952, with the formation of the Northern People's Congress, together with Umaru Agaie, and Nuhu Bamalli, they formed the major administrative nucleus of the party.
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• He attended Central Primary School Agaie, Niger State ( 1969-1974 ); College of Arts and Islamic Studies, Minna ( 1974-1979 ) where he obtained Teachers Grade II Certificate.
• "' Working Experience "': Muhammad Umaru Ndagi taught for three years as a Grade II teacher at the Waziri Primary School, Agaie, Niger State ( 1979-1982 ).
• The Center exists to collect, analyze and catalogue literary treasures of the foremost scholars of Agaie; using modern technology to digitize, preserve and popularize the intellectual and socio-cultural heritage of Agaie people.
• The Center exists to collect, analyze and catalogue literary treasures of the foremost scholars of Agaie; using modern technology to digitize, preserve and popularize the intellectual and socio-cultural heritage of Agaie people.
• He attended Central Primary School Agaie, Niger State ( 1969 1974 ); College of Arts and Islamic Studies, Minna Nigeria, Niger State ( 1974 1979 ) where he obtained Teachers'Grade II Certificate.
• He had his early Qur anic education under his father, Alhaji Umaru Ndagi ( d . 1997 ) who, until his death, was the Imam of Etsu Nuhu mosque at the Etsu Nuhu Palace in Agaie.
• It is bounded in the north by Gbako and Bosso Local Government areas, in the south by the great river of the country  Niger and Mokwa Local Government areas; while to the east and west is bounded by Agaie, Bida and Lavun Local Government respectively . Katcha Local Government area is made up of ten ( 10 ) wards, namely; Katcha, Edotsu, Gbakogi, Bakeko, Sidi saba, Dzwafu, Badeggi, Bisanti, Essa, and Kataeregi Wards.