Borno South senatorial district

Borno South senatorial district covers the local government areas of Askira/Uba, Bayo, Biu, Chibok, Damboa, Gwoza, Hawul, Kwaya Kusar, and Shani.

List of Borno South senatorial district

In this article I will like to explain the list of local government in Borno South senatorial district

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BORNO STATE LGA Wards and polling unit

Borno South senatorial district covers 9 Local Government area.

They are

1 Asikira/Uba local government  

2 Bayo local government 

3 Biu local government  

4 Chibok local government  

5 Damboa local government  

6 Gwaoza local government

7 HAWUL local government

8 Kwaya Kusar local government

9 Shani local government 

 

1 ASKIRA/UBA Local Government.

ASKIRA UBA Local Government has the total number of thirteen (13) wards and two hundred and sixty (260) polling units

 

2 Bayo local government

Bayo local government has the total number of ten (10) wards and ninty five (95) polling units

 

3 Biu local government

Biu local government has the total number of eleven (11) wards and two hundred and seventy (270) polling units

 

4 Chibok local government

Chibok local government has the total number of eleven (11) wards and one hundred and eighteen (118) polling units

 

5 Damboa local government

Damboa local government has the total number of ten (10) wards and one hundred and eighty one (181) polling units

 

6 Gwaoza local government

Gwaoza local government has the total number of thirteen (13) wards and three hundred and four (304) polling units

 

7 HAWUL local government

HAWUL local government has the total number of twelve (12) wards and two hundred and fifteen (215) polling units

 

8 Kwaya Kusar local government

Kwaya local government has the total number of ten (10) wards and one hundred (105) polling units

 

9 Shani local government

Shani local government has the total number of eleven (11) wards and one hundred and fourty six (144) polling units

Borno South senatorial district has the total number of one hundred and one (101) wards and one thousand six hundred and ninty two 1,692 polling units

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