Jere, Ka̱byen A̱ka̱duna
| Ka̱byen | Naijeriya  |
|---|---|
| Located in the administrative territorial entity | Borno State |
| Coordinate location | 11°53′57″N 13°17′30″E |
Jere A̱ yet ka̱nkrang ka a̱ shyi an Cincong Sat ka̱byen Kagarko a̱za̱gbang ka̱tak A̱kaduna Sitet. A̱zabang a̱jenshring Naijerya. Zuzzwa ka̱bvwa tssop pfong 802.
Ka̱tswa ba̱nyet (Population) Jere a̱ byi a̱kpai ka̱mak kilomita 0.933km² bu̱ ka̱tswa ba̱nyet 9,912 u̱ du̱rya 2015.
Wui tswa nda Insecurity
[shang | shang du̱tyin ti]Kankrang Jere a ddet kabvwa ka a byi wui tswa nda na ni has been considered an insecure location for Nigerians travelling along the Abuja-Kaduna expressway. In October 2016, the husband of former Nigerian Minister of Environment, Lawrencia Laraba Mallam, was kidnapped in Jere. There have been instances where kidnap victims paid large ransoms and were still killed.
In May 2024, a Leadership newspaper reporter covered an investigation by the Nigerian Safety Investigation Bureau (NSIB) into the cause of the derailment of passenger train KA2/Loco 2702, which was travelling from Rigasa train station in Kaduna to Idu train station in Abuja. The derailment occurred at Jere, but no injuries were reported. While rail infrastructure vandalism is a possible cause, it may not fully explain the derailment, according to an official of the Nigerian Railway Corporation (NRC).