Abadam Towns And Villages

Abadam is a Local Government Area in Borno State, Nigeria, on the western shore of Lake Chad. Its headquarters is Mallam Fatori, close to the Komadougou Yobe river and the borders with Niger and Chad. The area covers about 3,989 square kilometres.

The 2006 census counted 100,065 residents. Projections put the 2022 figure near 146,600. Abadam holds ten wards, among them Arege, Banowa, Kudokurgu, Yau and Yawa Kura. Kanuri and Shuwa Arab communities form the majority. Mallam Fatori has hosted a military Super Camp since the mid-2010s amid Boko Haram and ISWAP activity along the Lake Chad shoreline, and the conflict has displaced residents across the LGA in that period.

The list below was checked name by name against 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records, the GeoNames and GRID3 settlement gazetteers, and local community sources.

  1. Abadam
  2. Abara Dugu
  3. Afnori
  4. Ajiri
  5. Ali Kauri
  6. Ali-Jilamari
  7. Alla
  8. Arege
  9. Babul
  10. Banowa
  11. Baram Kindilla
  12. Bari Koraram
  13. Barta’a
  14. Barum
  15. Bisku
  16. Boso Charkari
  17. Bosomari
  18. Budumari
  19. Bula Ganna Chiri
  20. Busuguna Lawanti
  21. Cha’an
  22. Chingojamno
  23. Chingokiri
  24. Damakodo
  25. Damshe
  26. Dare
  27. Daya
  28. Doro
  29. Dumbullam
  30. Duriya
  31. Felmari
  32. Fuguwa
  33. Garere
  34. Gariye Ngawe
  35. Gasauri
  36. Gawasa
  37. Gawaya
  38. Goniri
  39. Goworo
  40. Jabullam
  41. Kanama
  42. Kanguri
  43. Kaniram
  44. Kaririwa
  45. Kodomaram
  46. Kudokurgu
  47. Kurnawa
  48. Kuske
  49. Kutari
  50. Lariski
  51. Limanti
  52. Limbori
  53. Mainari
  54. Malam Kaunari
  55. Mallam Fatori
  56. Malum Bukarti
  57. Malum Zuberu
  58. Masalaram
  59. Metele
  60. Minarge
  61. Musugun
  62. Ngamale
  63. Ngarwa Yau
  64. Ngauro
  65. Ngawama
  66. Ngrimeri
  67. Njara’a
  68. Rille
  69. Sharuwuri
  70. Shetimanganari
  71. Ya’ana
  72. Yashinnam
  73. Yau
  74. Yau Mawango
  75. Yawa Kura
  76. Yituwa