The history of nigeria can be traced to prehistoric settlers (nigerians) living in the area as early as 11000 bc. Numerous ancient african civilizations settled in the region that is today nigeria, such as the kingdom of nri, the benin empire, and the oyo empire. What did the nigerians have in common? They shared their […]
(13 Wards ) Ala Ward (8 Polling Booths ) Al – banya (PU: 08/22/01/006) Ala dispensary i (PU: 08/22/01/001) Ala dispensary ii (PU: 08/22/01/002) Alai pri. sch. i (PU: 08/22/01/003) Kaje pri. sch. ii (PU: 08/22/01/004) Kaje pri. sch. iii (PU: 08/22/01/005) Lumshe (PU: 08/22/01/007) Ma’asa (PU: 08/22/01/008) Alla lawanti Ward (8 Polling Booths ) […]
FULLY UPDATED 2023. At a polling unit, a citizen can either register to vote or vote. It is advisable to select a Polling Unit close to your area of residence due to the restricted movement on election days. (15 Wards ) Bolori i Ward (64 Polling Booths ) Polling Unit ID Polling Unit Name Remark […]
(13 Wards ) Ardo ram Ward (4 Polling Booths ) Ardoram i (PU: 08/20/01/001) Ardoram ii (PU: 08/20/01/002) Ka’ashiya (PU: 08/20/01/004) Ngollomari (PU: 08/20/01/003) Ayi / yasku Ward (4 Polling Booths ) Ayi lawanti (PU: 08/20/02/001) Mursala i (PU: 08/20/02/003) Mursala ii (PU: 08/20/02/004) Yasku lawanti (PU: 08/20/02/002) Borno yesu Ward (7 Polling Booths ) […]
The History Of Nigeria Slave Trade The history of slavery spans many cultures, nationalities, and religions from ancient times to the present day. However the social, economic, and legal positions of slaves were vastly different in different systems of slavery in different times and places. Slavery can be traced back to the earliest records, such as […]
(12 Wards ) Abbari Ward (4 Polling Booths ) Abbari (PU: 08/19/01/001) Moboshe (PU: 08/19/01/002) Zangabe i (PU: 08/19/01/003) Zangabe ii (PU: 08/19/01/004) Anadua Ward (4 Polling Booths ) Ajiri pri. sch. i (PU: 08/19/02/002) Ajiri pri. sch. ii (PU: 08/19/02/003) Anadua (PU: 08/19/02/001) Boskoro (PU: 08/19/02/004) See Also: List Of All Polling Units And […]
The founding of twelve nigerian states was one of the most daring and historic initiatives implemented by the government of then col. Yakubu gowon when he announced it in may 1967. This decision was actually symbolic of the desire of nigeria’s peoples to gain greater autonomy and self-determination in the administration of their regional affairs. […]