Bokkos Towns And Villages

Bokkos is a Local Government Area in Plateau State, Nigeria, in the state’s southwestern highlands. Its headquarters sits at Bokkos town, at roughly 9°18′N 9°00′E. The area covers about 1,682 square kilometres and is home to the Ron people, whose Ron languages remain widely spoken.

The 2006 census counted 179,550 residents. Projections put the 2022 figure near 264,100. Bokkos holds 14 wards: Bokkos, Butura, Daffo, Damwai, Kwatas, Mangor, Mbar/Mangar, Manguna, Mushere Central, Mushere West, Richa, Sha, Tangur and Toff.

The list below was checked name by name against the 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records for Plateau State, cross-checked with GeoNames and GRID3 settlement data:

  1. Amban
  2. Ambul
  3. Barkul
  4. Bokkos
  5. Bot
  6. Butura
  7. Butura Kampani
  8. Butura Vet
  9. Chenget
  10. Cirang
  11. Daffo
  12. Dakanung
  13. Digot
  14. Dimak
  15. Dishau
  16. Forof
  17. Gada Biyu
  18. Gamajigo
  19. Ganda
  20. Garah
  21. Gawarza
  22. Goro
  23. Gwande
  24. Hokk
  25. Horom
  26. Horop
  27. Hottom
  28. Hurti
  29. Josho
  30. Kaban
  31. Kadim Kassa
  32. Kamwai
  33. Kanger
  34. Kangil
  35. Karfa
  36. Kawel
  37. Kopdil
  38. Kopmur
  39. Kuba
  40. Kundar
  41. Kunduk
  42. Kunet
  43. Kwarka
  44. Maboh
  45. Magi
  46. Mahurum
  47. Mahurumbade
  48. Maiduna
  49. Maikatako
  50. Maiyanga
  51. Mandarken
  52. Manduk
  53. Mandung
  54. Mangar
  55. Mangor
  56. Manguna
  57. Margif
  58. Marin Richa
  59. Marish
  60. Mastakuku
  61. Matol
  62. Mbar
  63. Mbor
  64. Mbwele
  65. Mokotong
  66. Mundat
  67. Mushere
  68. Mushu
  69. Ndun
  70. Ngashi
  71. Nvala Kadim
  72. Passakai
  73. Ramtisho
  74. Richa
  75. Rom
  76. Ryakmalu
  77. Sabon Barki
  78. Sat
  79. Sha
  80. Shukur
  81. Siken
  82. Suwa
  83. Taddai
  84. Taggai
  85. Takai
  86. Tamoso
  87. Tangur
  88. Tanti
  89. Tarangol
  90. Toff
  91. Toff Tabui
  92. Tukyeh
  93. Ungwan Hausawa
  94. Ungwan Kwano
  95. Ungwan Sarki
  96. Wullam
  97. Yelwa Nono