Bagudo
Bagudo is a town and Local Government Area in Kebbi State, Nigeria, sharing a boundary with the Republic of Niger and Republic of Benin.
It has an area of 7,782 km2 and a population of 865,817 at the 2006 census.
The postal code of the area is 871.
Bagudo as how the name implies was founded by a Fulani Cattle Rearer called Wabudo, the town has a good settled population which are mainly Fula, Hausas and Zabarmawa with a little Yoruba population and the mainly spoken languages are Hausa and Fula. Islam arrived the city in the 16 century or earlier primarily through the trans-Saharan trade and as a result became wealthy and the commercial nerve centre of the region and is still associated as the "centre of Farming, Herdsmen and Many more.