Lugard Hall

Lugard Hall was built in 1914. Built by British Colonial Government in 1914. Lugard Hall is Kaduna's legislative assembly building, named after the colonial High Commissioner to Northern Nigeria Frederick John Dealtry Lugard. It was built by the British Colonial government as the Government of Northern Nigeria was centered in Kaduna. The building is of a design brought by Lord Lugard as an imitation of the British House of Commons and Lords, and the third of its kind in the world. It is divided into three sections namely; The Lugard Memorial Chamber otherwise known as the Northern Council of Chiefs, the House of Assembly, and the Assembly Service Commission. It also houses a clinic, kitchen and two dining halls.