Mariga Towns And Villages
Nigeria’s Niger State contains the Local Government Area of Mariga. Bangi, a town in the area’s northernmost region, is home to the organization’s headquarters. Igwama and Inkwai are two further towns in the LGA. Mariga LGA is home to a number of endangered Kamuku languages.
On a surface area of 5,552 square kilometres, it had a population of 199,430 in 2006.
Below is the complete list Of Towns And Villages In Mariga Local Government, Niger State, Nigeria:
Kumbashi District
- Afaga
- Bangi
- Chuchu
- Daguzu
- G/Boka
- Gabbas
- Ibde
- Isanga
- Kakuza
- Kasankici
- Kazau
- Kazau Ung-
- Kuinme Gari
- Kumbashi
- Liwji
- Mabinni
- Mabirni
- Maburya Fada
- Mahoro Gari
- Makyankyane
- Mazame
- Ragada
- Runtuwa
- T/Dutsi
- U. Magaji
- Ukata Banji
- Ung. Dada
- Ung. Dutsi
- Ung. Fada
- Ung. Galadima
- Ung. Madawaki
- Ung. S. Fulani
- Ung. Ubandawaki
- Ung. Wan ya
- Ung. Waziri
Koton Kobo District
- Ang S/Fillani
- Ang. Bangawa
- Ang. Bingara
- Ang. Citama
- Ang. Damagata
- Ang. Danbakwai
- Ang. Dangami
- Ang. Duda
- Ang. Maisigari
- Ang. Majiro
- Ang. Mitauni
- Ang. Nadaki
- Ang. Rugu
- Ang. Shekarau
- Ang/Wakili
- Asaya
- Basaya
- Bawa
- Beri Gari
- Bijagira
- Bobi Gari
- Danko
- Dogon Dawa
- Dorawai
- Durugu
- Dutsin Magaji
- Dutsindosa
- Fagai Sabuwa
- Galma Sama
- Ganda
- Garin Mamba
- Gauji
- Geshe
- Gudashi
- Ibaru
- Ifari Sabuwa
- Igwama Gari
- Indago
- Inkwai
- Iraba
- Jarenbana
- Kafigo
- Kanfani
- Kasuwan Ango
- Kasuwan Dogo
- Kasuwan Garba
- Kawawu Gari
- Kisisu
- Kotonkoro
- Kubaba
- Kudungunai
- Kukunga
- Kunai
- Kunugo
- Kurigi
- Kwanye
- Magumo
- Mahuta
- Maigoge
- Maketi
- Makici
- Mangwaro
- Mariga Gari
- Matari
- Matseri
- Maundu
- Mkaura
- Mudi
- Murai
- Rikwanjen
- S/Garin
- S/Garin Bobi
- Saban Gurugu
- Sabuwan
- Tsohon Gari
- Tumgan Maje
- Tun. Mailaka
- Tunku
- Uanbaru
- Ukuru
- Ung/Makama
- Unguwan Koto
- Urama
- Ushaman
- Wamba
- Yadi
- Zabiya
Mariga is the second biggest Local Government in Niger State and its commercial hub.
Agriculture and Trade drive Mariga’s economy. Maize, groundnuts, and guinea corn dominate agriculture. Mariga is a market town where livestock merchants and agricultural exporters do business.
The Kamuku populate the city. Mariga speaks Hausa. The LGA speaks Kamuku. Mariga is dominated by Hausa and Fulani Muslims. Mariga’s Sunnis are in the majority. Christians and non-Muslims are a minority.
Mariga is a business centre in the state’s north. Mariga is road-connected to numerous LG cities.
The postal code of the area is 922.
Zugurma Game Reserve is in the LGA.