Jaba Towns And Villages
Jaba is a Local Government Area in southern Kaduna State, Nigeria, home to the Ham people. Its headquarters sits at Kwoi. The area covers about 531 square kilometres.
The 2006 census counted a population of 155,973 residents. The 2022 projection put the figure near 230,400.
Jaba holds ten electoral wards: Chori, Daddu, Dura/Bitaro, Fada, Fai, Nduyah, Nok, Sabchem, Sabzuro and Sambam. It was carved out of Jema’a in 1991 and is known for ginger farming.
| State | Kaduna State |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | Kwoi |
| Population (2006 census) | 155,973 |
| Population (2022 projection) | 230,400 |
| Area | 531 square kilometres |
| Towns and villages listed | 41 |
The list below was checked name by name against the 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records and the GeoNames gazetteer:
- Adura
- Angwan Dauda
- Ankul
- Ankul Gida
- Ankung
- Barrakin Chori
- Bitaro
- Bora Chori
- Chori
- Daddu
- Dura
- Fai
- Gidan Kundi
- Gidan Sani
- Kajuru
- Koryas
- Kurmin Jatau
- Kurmin Kwara
- Kwarabe
- Kwoi
- Kyan
- Kyari
- Nduyah
- Nok
- Panga
- Pangai
- Pangajere
- Sabchem
- Sabon Gari
- Sabon Gidan Kwoi
- Sabzuro
- Sambam
- Sarkin Chori
- Turay
- Ung. Galadima
- Ungwan Kifi
- Ungwan Madaki
- Ungwan Sambo
- Unguwa Sanyi
- Unguwar Mallam
- Zoma
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