Kiru is a local government in Kano State town and the administrative center of Kiru Local Government Area in southern Kano State, Nigeria. It lies approximately 80 kilometers south of Kano City and is known for its agricultural activities, peaceful environment, and traditional Hausa lifestyle.

Kiru is predominantly inhabited by the Hausa people, with Islam as the major of religion. The town has a strong farming tradition and contributes significantly to the production of crops like millet, maize, and groundnuts. It is part of the historic Hausa region and reflects the culture and values of the broader Kano area. Although not a major tourist destination, Kiru offers an authentic experience of rural northern Nigeria.

Kiru is usually accessible from Kano City via the Kano–Zaria highway, with a connecting road leading directly to the town. Commercial buses and shared taxis are available from major parks in Kano.

The nearest airport to Kiru is Mallam Aminu Kano International Airport. From the airport, you can hire a taxi or take a bus to Kiru.

Local transport within Kiru is typically by motorcycle okada keke Napep, and on foot. Roads are mostly untarred, especially outside the town center.

farmers' visit with learn about traditional farming methods.

In Kiru town is used MTN, Airtel, and Glo provide mobile network coverage. Internet access is available but may be limited to mobile data.

• Kano State
• Karaye