Niger East senatorial district

Niger East Senatorial District covers the local government areas of Bosso, Chanchaga, Gurara, Munya, Paikoro, Rafi, Shiroro, Suleja, and Tafa

List of Niger East Senatorial district

In this article I will like to explain the list of local government in Niger East Senatorial district

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Niger East senatorial district covers 9 Local Government area.

They are

1 Bosso local government  

2 CHANCHAGA local government 

3 GURARA local government  

4 Munya local government  

5 Paikoro local government  

6 Rafi local government

7 Shiroro local government

8 SULEJA local government

9 Tafa local government 

 

Bosso Local Government

Bosso Local Government has the total number of ten (10) wards and one hundred and ninty seven (197) polling units

 

2 CHANCHAGA local government

CHANCHAGA local government has the total number of eleven (11) wards and three hundred and seventy nine (379) polling units

 

3 GURARA local government

GURARA local government has the total number of ten (10) wards and One hundred and fifty (150) polling units

 

4 Munya local government

Munya local government has the total number of eleven (11) wards and One hundred and nine (109) polling units

5 Paikoro local government

Paikoro local government has the total number of eleven (11) wards and two hundred and thirty one (231) polling units

 

6 Rafi local government

Rafi local government has the total number of eleven (11) wards and two hundred and nineteen (219) polling units

7 Shiroro local government

Shiroro local government has the total number of fifteen (15) wards and two hundred and fifty six (256) polling units

8 SULEJA local government

SULEJA local government has the total number of ten (10) wards and two hundred and seventy seven (277) polling units

9 Tafa local government

Tafa local government has the total number of ten (10) wards and one hundred and sixty one (161) polling units

Niger East senatorial has the total number of ninty nine (99) wards and one thousand nine hundred and seventy nine 1,979 polling units

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