List of Local Government Areas in Borno State with Headquarters

Borno State, situated in northeastern Nigeria, is often referred to as the “Home of Peace.” As the largest state in Nigeria by land area, Borno is subdivided into 27 Local Government Areas (LGAs), each with its own administrative headquarters. This setup facilitates local governance throughout the state.

Borno State Overview

• Total land area: 72,609 Km²
• Capital: Maiduguri
• Population: 6,272,536 (Male- 3,198,993 and Female- 3,073,543)
• Vegetation: Tropical Savannah
• Major crops: Millet, Sorghum, Maize, Cowpea, Rice, Wheat, Cassava, Cocoyam, Gum Arabic, Livestock, Tamarind, Mangoes, Oranges, Tomatoes, Onions, Cabbage, Lettuce, Spinach and Groundnut.
• Solid minerals: Feldspar, Limestone, Kaolin, Clay, Potash, Iron-Ore, Natural Salt, Quartz, Magnetite, Diatomite, Trona, Mica, Silica Sand, Gypsum, Granite Chips, Flutters Earth and Uranium.
• There are three agricultural zones in Borno state: Biu, Bama and Kukawa

Borno has 27 Local Government Areas (LGAs), each with its own unique characteristics and attributes. These LGAs play a crucial role in the governance and administration of the state. Here is a list of the 27 Local Government Areas in Borno State:

1. Abadam LGA
2. Askira/Uba LGA
3. Bama
4. Bama LGA
5. Bayo LGA
6. Biu
7. Chibok LGA
8. Damboa LGA
9. Dikwa LGA
10. Gubio LGA
11. Guzamala LGA
12. Gwoza LGA
13. Hawul LGA
14. Jere LGA
15. Kala/Balge LGA
16. Kaga LGA
17. Konduga LGA
18. Kukawa LGA
19. Kwaya Kusar LGA

List of Towns and Villages in Borno State

1. Mafa LGA
2. Magumeri LGA
3. Maiduguri
4. Marte LGA
5. Mobbar LGA
6. Monguno LGA
7. Ngala LGA
8. Nganzai LGA
9. Shani LGA

List of Borno State’s 27 Local Government Areas with their Headquarters

Below is a detailed list of all the LGAs in Borno State and their respective headquarters:

Please note that the headquarters mentioned above are subject to change, and it’s always advisable to verify the current administrative locations through official sources or the Borno State Government’s website.

For further information on Borno State’s LGAs, you can visit the official website of the Borno State Government at www.bornostate.gov.ng or the Nigeria National Bureau of Statistics website at www.nigerianstat.gov.ng.

Understanding the LGAs and their headquarters is crucial for anyone looking to explore Borno State, engage in research, or conduct business in the region. Each LGA has its unique cultural heritage, natural attractions, and economic opportunities.

List of Languages Spoken in Borno State

Other languages of Borno State are Lala-Roba, Tarjumo, Yedina, and Tedaga.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is based on the knowledge cutoff of January 2024. Please verify with official sources for any recent updates or changes.