Michika Towns And Villages
Michika is a Local Government Area in the far north of Adamawa State, on Nigeria’s border with Cameroon. Its headquarters sits in Michika town, roughly 10.6°N, 13.4°E, and the area covers about 822 square kilometres. The 2006 census counted 155,238 people, projected to 239,400 by 2022.
Michika has 16 wards, the most of any council in Adamawa. The Kamwe people, also called Higi, are the main group and speak Vecemwe. Bazza and Nkafa are the two historic settlement clusters. Boko Haram briefly held the area in 2014 and displaced many residents before the towns were retaken.
The list below was checked name by name against 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records, the GeoNames gazetteer, and OpenStreetMap. Names that no source could confirm were dropped.
- Anjawa
- Bazza
- Bazza Margi
- Biang
- Bokka
- Dlaka
- Dzakwa
- Dzuraku
- Futudou
- Futules
- Gandaji
- Gari
- Garta
- Ghenjuwa
- Ghunchi
- Ghye
- Himikeless
- Hudzukwi
- Jang
- Jidil
- Jigalambu
- Kafa
- Kafamuya
- Kali
- Kamale
- Kankala
- Kankila
- Kemdi
- Kildire
- Kobabpale
- Kopa
- Kubi
- Kuda
- Kudzum
- Kura
- Kurdi
- Kwabapale
- Kwadzale
- Kwaldaba
- Kwalia
- Kwatsuba
- Liddle
- Lughu
- Madzi
- Magwa
- Makzu
- Manpi
- Mbirazuwe
- Mbororo
- Michika
- Minkisi
- Moda
- Munkavicita
- Muva
- Muzuku
- Ngabili
- Nkafa
- Nyibiri
- Pambula
- Patha
- Sangere
- Sheri
- Sina
- Sina Gali
- Sina Mala
- Sinakwande
- Sufuku
- Suzawa
- Thukudou
- Tilli
- Tsandza
- Tsukumu
- Tudun Wada
- Tumbara
- Vi
- Villegwa
- Wajara Ndawa
- Wamblimi
- Wamdida
- Warkanza
- Watsila
- Watu
- Wuro Boki
- Wuro Ngangandi
- Wuro Ngiki
- Yambule
- Yamwe
- Za-Girta
- Zah
- Zerarva
- Zukui
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