Bwari Towns And Villages

Bwari is one of six area councils in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, Nigeria, in the FCT’s northern reaches near the Kaduna State boundary. Its headquarters sits at Bwari town, near 9°16′48″N 7°22′50″E. The area covers about 1,031 square kilometres.

The 2006 census counted 229,274 residents. Projections put the 2022 figure near 500,100. Bwari holds ten wards: Bwari Central, Byazhin, Dutse Alhaji, Igu, Kawu, Kubwa, Kuduru, Shere, Ushafa and Usuma.

The Gbagyi (Gwari) people are the area’s original inhabitants; Hausa and Koro communities also live across its towns, alongside the fast-growing satellite settlements of Kubwa, Dutse Alhaji and Mpape.

The list below was checked name by name against the 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records, the GRID3 settlement dataset and GeoNames:

  1. Baban Rafi
  2. Barangoni
  3. Bazango
  4. Budupe
  5. Byazhin
  6. Chikakore
  7. Daidai
  8. Dakwa
  9. Dawaki
  10. Dnaboyi
  11. Dokuma
  12. Duba
  13. Durumi
  14. Dutse Alhaji
  15. Gaba
  16. Galuwyi
  17. Gidan Bawa
  18. Gidan Gogo
  19. Gidan Pawa
  20. Gudupe
  21. Guto
  22. Igu
  23. Ija Bisa
  24. Jigo
  25. Jimpe
  26. Kabusu Koro
  27. Kaima
  28. Karaku
  29. Katampe
  30. Kaudashi
  31. Kawu
  32. Kikumi
  33. Kogo
  34. Kubwa
  35. Kuchibuyi
  36. Kuduru
  37. Kugaboku
  38. Kukwaba
  39. Kurumin Daudu
  40. Kute
  41. Kwarana
  42. Maitama
  43. Mpape
  44. Nukuchi
  45. Padan Gwari
  46. Panunuke
  47. Paspa
  48. Peyi
  49. Piko
  50. Runji
  51. Sabon Gari
  52. Sagwari
  53. Shere
  54. Shere Koro
  55. Shesoko
  56. Shishipe
  57. Sunpe
  58. Tokulo
  59. Tudun Wada
  60. Tunga Adaka
  61. Tunga Bijimi
  62. Ushafa
  63. Yaupe
  64. Yehidna
  65. Zango
  66. Zhiko
  67. Zuma