Boki Towns And Villages
Boki is a Local Government Area in Cross River State, Nigeria, on the state’s eastern border with Cameroon. Its headquarters sits at Boje. The 2006 census counted 186,611 residents; a 2022 projection put the figure at 284,200.
Boki holds 11 wards: Abo, Alankwu, Beebo/Bumaji, Boje, Buda, Buentsebe, Bunyia/Okubuchi, Ekpashi, Kakwagom/Bawop, Ogep/Osokom and Oku/Borum/Njua, grouped into six traditional clans — Abo, Boje, Eastern Boki, Irruan, Osokom I and Osokom II. The Boki (Bokyi) people farm cocoa, coffee, timber and palm produce across the area’s rainforest terrain. Boje’s postal code is 551106.
The list below was checked name by name against 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records, GeoNames, OpenStreetMap and the GRID3 Nigeria settlement-point dataset.
- Abo Bonabe
- Abo Ebanm
- Abo Eme
- Abo Nkpang
- Abo Obisu
- Abo Ogbagbante
- Abonorok
- Abontakon
- Abumpong
- Agba
- Ajirija
- Akatom
- Alike
- Anso Mgbaeshuo
- Arongba
- Ashishie
- Ashuban
- Atse-Keto
- Ayibinkang
- Bafin
- Bago
- Bajiki
- Bakie
- Bakum
- Bamba
- Bankpor
- Bansan
- Banshie
- Basan Osokom
- Bashua
- Bateriko
- Bawop
- Bebuoshie
- Beebo
- Begbo
- Bekpor
- Biajua
- Bitiah
- Boje
- Bokalum
- Borum
- Botatong
- Buanchor
- Bumaji
- Bunyia
- Danare
- Dishishua
- Eban
- Ebok
- Ebranta
- Effiayong
- Ekumba
- Ekumpuo
- Esekwe
- Eshekede
- Eshi Agurugbe
- Etumane
- Irruan
- Isobendeghe
- Kache
- Kachuan
- Kakubok
- Kakwagom
- Kakwagom Irruan
- Kakwe
- Kaleem
- Kanyang
- Kashie
- Kashie Grace
- Kashie Nkwaya
- Katabang
- Ketaban
- Kobieshu
- Koki Leo
- Ndimachang
- Nfom
- Njawa
- Njua Kaku
- Njua-Bano
- Nkanyia
- Nkim Osokom
- Nsadop
- Ntamante
- Obubra Bansan
- Ochor
- Ogep
- Okonde
- Oku Bushuyo
- Okuaro
- Okubuchi
- Okundi
- Okwa
- Okwabang
- Okwango
- Okwargoun
- Olum
- Onya
- Orimekpang
- Oshie Edah
- Owuo-Etuen
- Panya
- Ubong
- Wula
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