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15/10/2021

SAD: MEDIA AIDE TO RIVERS POLITICIAN DIES OF ELECTRIC SHOCK
....when answering call while charging his phone
..less than three months after his marriage

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MEDIA AIDE TO RIVERS POLITICIAN DIES OF ELECTRIC SHOCK TWO MONTHS AFTER HIS WEDDING   One OSAKI DIRI, who is a Media Aide to Him. SEBEREKOM ANTHONY, the member representing Degema State Constituency in the Rivers State House of Assembly is dead. He died of electric shock Brave Views inquiry indicat...

02/10/2021

PRESIDENT BUHARI SET TO TRAVEL OUT OF NIGERIA

President MUHAMMADU BUHARI is scheduled to leave Abuja for Addis Ababa for the second term inauguration of the Ethiopian Prime Minister, ABIY AHMED, taking place on Monday.

Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Mr FEMI ADESINA revealed this in a statement on Saturday in Abuja, adding that the President will depart Abuja for the Ethiopian capital on Sunday.

The statement noted that President BUHARI would deliver a goodwill message at the inauguration ceremony.

It further stated that the Nigerian leader would also attend a State Banquet in honour of visiting Heads of State and Government.

ADESINA disclosed that BUHARI will be accompanied by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, GEOFFREY ONYEAMA and the Director-General of the National Intelligence Agency (NIA), Ambassador AHMED RUFAI ABUBAKAR.

The President is expected to return to Abuja on Tuesday.

Recall that the Prime Minister, AHMED secured another term in office, following the victory of Ethiopia’s Governing Prosperity Party in the parliamentary election in June 21.

In his congratulatory message to the Prime Minister earlier, BUHARI had assured that Nigeria will continue to support the unity and territorial well-being of Ethiopia and all African States.

21/09/2021

............Creativity in action ..........

31/08/2021

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AHOADA EAST COUNCIL CHAIRMAN, BEN EKE SET TO FLAG OFF IMPORTANT PROJECTS   The nickname: “BEN-PAY” given to the Executive Chairman of Ahaoda East Local Government Council, Barr BEN EKE by the people of the LGA in his first term in office, may soon be replaced with “BEN-PROJECT”, as he sets ...

27/08/2021

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LABOUR UNIONS THREATEN SOLIDARITY STRIKE WITH ASUU, IF FG FAILS TO IMPLEMENT AGREEMENT …calls for sustainable employment opportunities for Nigerian youths   The National President of Nigeria Civil Service Union, Comrade Chief LAWRENCE UCHECHUKWU AMAECHI has threatened that Labour Unions in Nigeri...

27/08/2021

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Town & Gown Series: Industry experts interact with UNIZIK mass comm students … As 10 students get empowerment By Odogwu Emeka Odogwu The maiden edition of Town & Gown Series, an initiative of Mass Communication Department Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, aimed at bringing about valuable interactio...

25/08/2021

BREAKING!!!

Major Datong Kidnapped Today by Bandits at Nigerian Defence Academy Found Dead

18/08/2021

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COURT GRANTS CBN POWER TO FREEZE 86 BANK ACCOUNTS OF SOME COMPANIES FOR 180 DAY OVER ILLEGAL FOREX TRADING   A Federal High Court in Abuja on today, August 18 granted a request by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) to freeze more than 86 bank accounts of companies allegedly involved in illegal forei...

14/08/2021

Tribalism is a serious crime in Rwanda. They banned the recognition of tribes after the 1994 Rwandan Genocide, which led to the deaths of one million people.

Nobody is allowed to identify or discriminate based on tribes. That's how Rwanda succeeded and became the no. 1 African country.

No more Hutus, Tutsis, Twa. The only Tribe, ethnic group recognized by the Rwandans is 'Rwanda'.

Congratulations Rwanda!
Congratulations Paul Kagame!

14/08/2021

ALL CIVIL SERVANTS IN NIGERIA OUGHT TO OWN A HOME - VP OSINBANJO

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has called for a reform of the Nigerian civil service by doing “something bold and big that will make a difference.”

According to him, a mass housing policy for all civil servants fits into this “bold and big” agenda, a statement signed by presidential spokesperson Laolu Akande on Friday said.

Prof Osinbajo reportedly made the comment on Thursday at the Presidential Villa when he received a brief on the Federal Civil Service Strategy & Implementation Plan 2021-2025, presented by the Head of the Civil Service of the Federation, Dr Folashade Yemi-Esan.

The meeting is a Presidential Level Briefing of the reform process of the Federal Civil Service which has been on since 2017.

The reform is being led by Steering and Implementation Committees with membership drawn from the public and private sectors with the engagement of development partners.

Thursday’s meeting was attended by the Attorney General of the Federation, Mr Abubakar Malami; Ministers of Labour & Employment, Dr Chris Ngige; Finance, Mrs Zainab Ahmed; Ministers of State, Budget & National Planning, Prince Clem Agba; and Works and Housing, Engr. Abubakar Aliyu.

The Special Adviser to the President on Economic Matters, Dr. Adeyemi Dipeolu, some of Nigeria’s development partners including officials of the World Bank and the President of the Africa Initiative for Governance, Mr Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, (a private sector representative and member of Steering Committee) were also present.

Speaking after listening to Dr Yemi-Esan’s presentation and subsequent contributions by ministers and other participants at the meeting, the Vice President noted that “it is evident that perhaps, for the first time in a long time, some very serious attention is being paid to all of the various issues in our civil service.”

According to Osinbajo, “I think that we should really do something that is bold, big and that will really make the difference in order to address some of the issues especially that of accommodation for civil servants.

“We can do much more with mass housing. We have a target now of 300,000 houses under our ESP social housing scheme. CBN has allocated N200 billion, but we have seen that we can provide mass housing, and we can make civil servants beneficiaries of the scheme.”

“Though the housing scheme is very modest, it is the sort of thing that we can at least do, to begin to take into account, the fact that everybody who worked for the civil service deserves to live in their own home. There must be a strategy for giving everybody a place to live in,” Osinbajo added.

Making the point about access to affordable homes being one of the easiest ways to get people out of poverty, Prof Osinbajo said “it is a vital part of what we are trying to do”, noting that “we must address it. A civil servant ought to be able to own a home, and justify to his family the reason why he went for the job”.

Relating his experience while serving as Attorney General in Lagos State, Prof. Osinbajo said that like what was done with the reform of the Lagos State Judiciary, fixing the welfare of federal civil servants would be key to addressing challenges associated with productivity and corruption.

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation also presented a report on the implementation status of the Federal Civil Service Strategy Plan 2017-2021.

Earlier in her presentation, Dr Yemi-Esan identified staff welfare particularly, remuneration and housing as areas that require better focus and urgent intervention by the Federal Government.

She appealed for improved support, particularly in funding the implementation of successive strategy and implementation plans to overhaul the service for better productivity.

The Head of the Civil Service of the Federation said the current reform in the Federal Civil Service has enabled government to save huge sums through the verification of personnel payroll and digitization of some operations, among others.

The Head of Service would continue to lead the reform process as the 2021-2025 plan goes forward to the Federal Executive Council for approval.

Thursday’s meeting featured comments and observations on the proposed plan tabled on behalf of the Steering Committee chaired by the Head of Service.

06/08/2021

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2023: IBRAHIM BABANDIDA TALKS ON BUHARI’S SUCCESSOR   Former military president, General IBRAHIM BADAMASI BABANGIDA has suggested that the next president of Nigeria in 2023 should be in his sixties. Speaking during a television programme, IBB said that the emergence of a young President of Nigeri...

28/07/2021

DON'T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE WEAKNESS OF THE NEXT PERSON

Kenyan runner, ABEL MUTAI was only a few meters from the finish line but got confused with the signs and stopped, thinking he had finished the race.

A Spanish man, IVAN FERNANDEZ was right behind him and realizing what was going on, started shouting to the Kenyan to keep running.

MUTAI did not know Spanish and did not understand what he was being told.

On realizing what was going on, IVAN FERNANDEZ pushed MUTAI to victory.

Then, a reporter asked Ivan, "Why did you do this?" IVAN replied:

"My dream is that one day we can have some sort of community life, where we push ourselves and help each other win."

Prodding further, the reporter insisted: "But why did you let the Kenyan win"?

IVAN replied, "I didn't let him win, he was already going to win. The race was his."

The reporter insisted and asked again, "But you could have won!"

IVAN looked at him and replied: "But what would be the merit of my victory? What would be the honor of this medal? What would my Mother think of it"?

QUESTION:

What values do we teach our children and how much do you inspire others to earn?

Most of us take advantage of people's weaknesses, instead of helping to strengthen them.

I hope you learn from this story. Most times winning the medal is not the ultimate price.

27/07/2021

ÒGBÓRÍ ELÉMÒSÓ: A HISTORY OF A YORUBA TOWN

Ògúnlolá was the name of the brave hunter and an expert archer, he was said to be of Ibariba descent. In the mid-17th century he migrated with his wife, Èsùu to the present site known today as Ọ̀gbómòsó, he first settled under a tree called Ajagbon (still standing near the king's palace).

Later on Ògúnlolá discovered that there were people who have settled in that area before him, he then went to introduce himself and fortunately they were also hunters just like him, they were; Aale, Onisile, Orisatolu and Akande. Though, Ògúnlolá established his dominance over his fellow hunters, the brave men agreed to form a society called Alongo in other to protect the settlement from wild animals and slave raiders. It was on this initiative that Ògúnlolá killed an Ijesa itinerant trader, thinking he was a slave raider. Ògúnlolá was jailed because of this capital offence.

While he was awaiting his trial, a troubling report of a dreadful attack on Oyo-Ile spread through the palace and among the prisoners, it was said that a certain warrior called "ELÉMÒSÓ" is wrecking havoc and causing great tension. Being a fearless warrior himself, Ògúnlolá offered his services to the Alaafin, he promised that he would bring elémòsó's head if granted freedom. Upon his release Ògúnlolá crept into the opposition camp and shot elémòsó with an arrow before beheading him. He brought the head to the Alaafin and the whole kingdom rejoiced.

The Alaafin persuaded him to stay in Oyo-Ile but he insisted, he said to the Alaafin "e jé kín lo má ṣe òhún", "let mẹ go and stay far away". This was how the title "Soun Ọgbomoso" was coined. Ògúnlolá returned to his settlement a nobleman, having been decorated and greatly rewarded by the Alaafin for his bravery.

Later, travelers started referring to the settlement as “ìdóo eni tí ó gbórí elémòsó” meaning the settlement of him who beheaded Elemoso, and this was how the present day Ogbomoso derived its name.

The story was adapted into a movie by Chief Lérè Paimo who played the role of Ògúnlolá.




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27/07/2021

........................DETERMINATION.......

Youths of Eleme Local Government Area are so committed in their resolve to protest until the Federal Government and other relevant authorities attend to their demands of good road infrastructure, that they had to continue their protest through out last night.

They hired the service of a DJ to entertain them amidst the protest.

Even the Chairman of the Council, Obarilomate Ollor visited and addressed the youths in solidarity.

27/07/2021

Prof. Zainab Alkali, the first female novelist from Northern Nigeria.

Zaynab Alkali was born in 1950 at Tura-Wazila in Borno State. Her Islamic family came from a Tura-Wazila in Borno State, Nigeria, and later they moved to a Christian village in Gongola State, where she was brought up. She went to Bayero University and graduated with BA in 1973.She obtained a doctorate in African Literature in English in the year 1979 in the same university, and became the principal of Sakera Girls' boarding school.

EDUCATION
She started her primary school education at Waka Girls Boarding (Primary) School, Biu,
And later to Queen's School, llorin, Kwara State, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria; She graduated from Bayero University, Kano, with a BA in 1973, obtaining an MA in African Literature in English in 1979.

26/07/2021

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VICTORY SURE FOR RIVERS APC IN 2023 ~ Allen Nma assures   Former Chairman of Emohua Local Government Council, Chief (Hon.) ALLEN NMA, who is also a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Rivers State says the victory of the party in the state in 2023 is not negotiable. Chief ALLEN NMA ...

19/07/2021

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DOKPESI SEEKS COURT ORDER TO COMPEL EFCC TO UNFREEZE HIS BANK ACCOUNT     Founder of DAAR Communications Plc, High Chief RAYMOND DOKPESI has requested a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja to issue an order, compelling the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to unfreeze his bank accoun...

01/07/2021

IF YOUR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA IS NOT ON THIS LIST JUST KNOW YOU ARE FROM NIGER, CHAD, CAMEROON, BENIN, GHANA, EQUATORIAL GUINEA OR SAO TOME & PRINCIPE

List of 774 Local Governments in Nigeria
Abia State

Abia state has 17 LGAs:
Aba North LGA,
Aba South LGA,
Arochukwu LGA
, Bende LGA,
Ikwuano LGA,
Isiala Ngwa North LGA,
Isiala Ngwa South LGA,
, Isuikwuato LGA,
Obi Ngwa LGA,
Ohafia LGA,
Osisioma Ngwa LGA,
Ugwunagbo LGA,
Ukwa East LGA,
Ukwa West LGA,
Umuahia North LGA,
Umuahia South LGA,
Umu Nneochi LGA

Adamawa State
Adamawa State has 21 LGAs:
Demsa LGA,
Fufore LGA,
Ganye LGA,
Girei LGA,
Gombi LGA,
Guyuk LGA,
Hong LGA,
Jada LGA,
Lamurde LGA,
Madagali LGA,
Maiha LGA,
Mayo-Belwa LGA,
Michika LGA,
Mubi North LGA,
Mubi South LGA,
Numan LGA,
Shelleng LGA,
Song LGA,
Toungo LGA,
Yola North LGA,
Yola South LGA.

Akwa Ibom State
Akwa Ibom State has 31 LGAs:
Abak LGA,
Eastern Obolo LGA,
Eket LGA,
Esit-Eket LGA,
Essien Udim LGA,
Etim-Ekpo LGA,
Etinan LGA,
Ibeno LGA,
Ibesikpo-Asutan LGA,
Ibiono-Ibom LGA,
Ika LGA,
Ikono LGA,
Ikot Abasi LGA,
Ikot Ekpene LGA,
Ini LGA,
Itu LGA,
Mbo LGA,
Mkpat-Enin LGA,
Nsit-Atai LGA,
Nsit-Ibom LGA,
Nsit-Ubium LGA
Obot-Akara LGA,
Okobo LGA,
Onna LGA, Oron LGA,
Oruk Anam LGA,
Ukanafun LGA,
Udung-Uko LGA,
Uruan LGA,
Urue-Offong/Oruko LGA,
Uyo LGA.

Anambra State
Anambra State has 21 LGAs:.
Aguata LGAs,
Awka North LGA,
Awka South LGA,
Anambra East LGA
Anambra West LGA,
Anaocha LGA,
Ayamelum LGA
Dunukofia LGA,
Ekwusigo LGA,
Idemili North LGA,
Idemili South LGA,
Ihiala LGA,
Njikoka LGA,
Nnewi North LGA,
Nnewi South LGA,
Ogbaru LGA,
Onitsha North LGA,
Onitsha South LGA,
Orumba North LGA,
Orumba South LGA,
Oyi LGA.

Bauchi State
Bauchi State has 20 LGAs:

Bauchi LGA,
Tafawa Balewa LGA,
Dass LGA,
Toro LGA,
Bogoro LGA,
Ningi LGA,
Warji LGA,
Ganjuwa LGA,
Kirfi LGA,
Alkaleri LGA,
Darazo LGA,
Misau LGA,
Giade LGA,
Shira LGA,
Jama’are LGA,
Katagum LGA,
Itas/Gadau LGA,
Zaki LGA,
Gamawa LGA,
Damban LGA.

Bayelsa State
Bayelsa State has 8LGAs:
Brass LGA,
Ekeremor LGA,
Kolokuma/Opokuma LGA,
Nembe LGA,
Ogbia LGA,
Sagbama LGA,
Southern Ijaw LGA,
Yenagoa LGA.

Benue State
Benue State has 22LGAs:.
Ado LGA
Agatu LGA
Apa LGA,
Buruku LGA,
Gboko LGA,
Guma LGA,
Gwer East LGA,
Gwer West LGA,
Katsina-Ala LGA,
Konshisha LGA,
Kwande LGA,
Logo LGA,
Makurdi LGA,
Obi LGA,
Ogbadibo LGA,
Ohimini LGA, Oju LGA,
Okpokwu LGA,
Otukpo LGA,
Tarka LGA,
Ukum LGA,
Ushongo LGA
Vandeikya LGA.

Borno State
Borno State has 27LGAs:
Abadan LGA,
Askira/Uba LGA,
Bama LGA,
Bayo LGA,
Biu LGA,
Chibok LGA,
Damboa LGA,
Dikwagubio LGA
Guzamala LGA,
Gwoza LGA,
Hawul LGA,
Jere LGA,
Kaga LGA,
Kalka/Balge LGA,
Konduga LGA,
Kukawa LGA,
Kwaya-ku LGA,
Mafa LGA,
Magumeri LGA,
Maiduguri LGA,
Marte LGA,
Mobbar LGA,
Monguno LGA,
Ngala LGA,
Nganzai LGA,
Shani LGA.

Cross River State has 18 LGAs:
Abi LGA,
Akamkpa LGA,
Akpabuyo LGA,
Bakassi LGA,
Bekwarra LGA,
Biase LGA,
Boki LGA,
Calabar Municipal LGA,
Calabar South LGA,
Etung LGA,
Ikom LGA,
Obanliku LGA,
Obubra LGA,
Obudu LGA,
Odukpani LGA,
Ogoja LGA,
Yakuur LGA,
Yala LGA.

Delta State has 25 LGAs:
Aniocha south LGA,
Anioha LGA,
Bomadi LGA,
Burutu LGA,
Ethiope west LGA,
Ethiope east LGA,
Ika south LGA,
Ika north east LGA,
Isoko south LGA,
Isoko north LGA,
Ndokwa east LGA,
Ndokwa west LGA,
Okpe LGA,
Oshimili north LGA
Oshimili south LGA,
Patani LGA,
Sapele LGA,
Udu LGA
Ughelli south LGA,
Ughelli north LGA,
Ukwuani LGA,
Uviwie LGA,
Warri central LGA
Warri north LGA,
Warri south LGA.

Ebonyi State has 13 LGAs:
Abakaliki LGA,
Afikpo North LGA,
Afikpo South (Edda) LGA,
Ebonyi LGA,
Ezza North LGA,
Ezza South LGA,
Ikwo LGA,
Ishielu LGA,
Ivo LGA,
Izzi LGA,
Ohaozara LGA,
Ohaukwu LGA,
Onicha LGA.

Enugu State has 17 LGAs:
Aninri LGA,
Awgu LGA,
Enugu East LGA,
Enugu North LGA,
Enugu South LGA,
Ezeagu LGA,
Igbo Etiti LGA,
Igbo Eze North LGA,
Igbo Eze South LGA,
Isi Uzo LGA,
Nkanu East LGA,
Nkanu West LGA,
Nsukka LGA,
Oji River LGA,
Udenu LGA,
Udi LGA,
Uzo-Uwani LGA.

Edo State Edo State has 18 LGAs:
Akoko-Edo LGA,
Egor LGA,
Esan Central LGA,
Esan North-East LGA,
Esan South-East LGA
Esan West LGA,
Etsako Central LGA,
Etsako East LGA
Etsako West LGA,
Igueben LGA,
Ikpoba-Okha LGA
Oredo LGA,
Orhionmwon LGA,
Ovia North-East LGA,
Ovia South-West LGA,
Owan East LGA,
Owan West LGA,
Uhunmwonde LGA.

Ekiti State Ekiti State has 16 LGAs:
Ado-Ekiti LGA,
Ikere LGA,
Oye LGA,
Aiyekire (Gbonyin) LGA,
Efon LGA, a
Ekiti East LGA,
Ekiti South-West LGA,
Ekiti West LGA,
Emure LGA,
Ido-Osi LGA,
Ijero LGA,
Ikole LGA,
Ilejemeje LGA,
Irepodun/Ifelodun LGA,
Ise/Orun LGA, Moba LGA.

Gombe State has 11 LGAs:
Akko LGA,
Balanga LGA,
Billiri LGA,
Dukku LGA,
Dunakaye LGA,
Gombe LGA,
Kaltungo LGA,
Kwami LGA,
Nafada/Bajoga LGA,
Shomgom LGA,
Yamaltu/Deba LGA.

Imo State Imo has 28 LGAs:
Aboh Mbaise LGA,
Ahiazu Mbaise LGA,
Ehime Mbano LGA,
Ezinihitte Mbaise LGA,
Ideato North LGA,
Ideato South LGA,
Ihitte/Uboma LGA,
Ikeduru LGA,
Isiala Mbano LGA,
Isu LGA,
Mbaitoli LGA,
Ngor Okpala LGA,
Njaba LGA,
Nkwerre LGA,
Nwangele LGA,
Obowo LGA,
Oguta LGA,
Ohaji/Egbema LGA,
Okigwe LGA,
Onuimo LGA,
Orlu LGA,
Orsu LGA,
Oru East LGA,
Oru West LGA,
Owerri Municipal LGA,
Owerri North LGA,
Owerri West LGA,
Nwangele LGA.

Jigawa State has 27 LGAs:
Auyo LGA,
Babura LGA,
Biriniwa LGA,
Birnin Kudu LGA,
Buji LGA,
Dutse LGA,
Gagarawa LGA
, Garki LGA,
Gumel LGA,
Guri LGA,
Gwaram LGA,
Gwiwa LGA,
Hadejia LGA,
Jahun LGA,
Kafin Hausa LGA,
Kaugama LGA,
Kazaure LGA,
Kiri Kasama LGA,
Kiyawa LGA,
Maigatari LGA,
Malam Madori LGA,
Miga LGA,
Ringim LGA,
Roni LGA,
Sule Tankarkar LGA,
Taura LGA,
Yankwashi LGA.

Kaduna State has 23 LGAs:
Birnin Gwari LGA,
Chikun LGA,
Giwa LGA,
Igabi LGA,
Ikara LGA,
Jaba LGA,
Jema’a LGA,
Kachia LGA,
Kaduna North LGA,
Kaduna South LGA,
Kagarko LGA,
Kajuru LGA,
Kaura LGA,
Kauru LGA,
Kubau LGA,
Kudan LGA,
Lere LGA,
Makarfi LGA,
Sabon Gari LGA,
Sanga LGA,
Soba LGA,
Zangon Kataf LGA,
Zaria LGA.

Kano State has 44 LGAs:
Ajingi LGA,
Albasu LGA,
Bagwai LGA,
Bebeji LGA,
Bichi LGA,
Bunkure LGA,
Dala LGA,
Dambatta LGA,
Dawakin kudu LGA,
Dawakin Tofa LGA,
Doguwa LGA,
Fagge LGA,
Gabasawa LGA,
Garko LGA,
Garun Mallam LGA,
Gaya LGA,
Gezawa LGA,
Gwale LGA,
Gwarzo LGA,
Kabo LGA,
Kano Municipal, LGA,
Karaye LGA,
Kibiya LGA,
Kiru LGA,
Kumbtso LGA,
Kunchi LGA,
Kura LGA,
Madobi LGA,
Makoda LGA,
Minjibir LGA,
Nassarawa LGA,
Rano LGA,
Rimin Gado LGA,
Rogo LGA,
Shanono LGA,
Sumaila LGA,
Takai LGA,
Tarauni LGA,
Tofa LGA,
Tsanyawa LGA,
Tudun Wada LGA,
Ungogo LGA,
Warawa LGA,
Wudil LGA.

Katsina State has 34 LGAs:
Bakori LGA,
Batagarawa LGA
Batsari LGA,
Baure LGA,
Bindawa LGA,
Charanchi LGA,
Dan Musa LGA,
Dandume LGA,
Danja LGA,
Daura LGA,
Dutsi LGA,
Dutsin-Ma LGA,
Faskari LGA,
Funtua LGA,
Ingawa LGA,
Jibia LGA,
Kafur LGA,
Kaita LGA,
Kankara LGA,
Kankia LGA,
Katsina LGA,
Kurfi LGA,
Kusada LGA,
Mai’Adua LGA,
Malumfashi LGA,
Mani LGA,
Mashi LGA,
Matazu LGA,
Musawa LGA,
Rimi LGA,
Sabuwa LGA,
Safana LGA,
Sandamu LGA,
Zango LGA.

Kebbi State has 21 LGAs:
Aleiro LGA,
Arewa Dandi LGA,
Argungu LGA,
Augie LGA,
Bagudo LGA,
Birnin Kebbi LGA,
Bunza LGA,
Dandi LGA,
Fakai LGA,
Gwandu LGA,
Jega LGA,
Kalgo LGA,
Koko/Besse LGA,
Maiyama LGA,
Ngaski LGA,
Sakaba LGA,
Shanga LGA,
Suru LGA,
Danko/Wasagu LGA,
Yauri LGA,
Zuru LGA.

Kogi State has 21 LGAs:
Adavi LGA,
Ajaokuta LGA,
Ankpa LGA,
Bassa LGA,
Dekina LGA,
Ibaji LGA,
Idah LGA,
Igalamela-Odolu LGA,
Ijumu LGA,
Kabba/Bunu LGA,
Koton Karfe LGA,
Lokoja LGA,
Mopa-Muro LGA,
Ofu LGA,
Ogori/Magongo LGA,
Okehi LGA,
Okene LGA,
Olamaboro LGA,
Omala LGA,
Yagba East LGA,
Yagba West LGA.

Kwara State has 16 LGAs:
Asa LGA,
Baruten LGA,
Edu LGA,
Ekiti LGA,
Ifelodun LGA,
Ilorin East LGA,
Ilorin South LGA,
Ilorin West LGA,
Irepodun LGA,
Isin LGA,
Kaiama LGA,
Moro LGA,
Offa LGA,
Oke Ero LGA,
Oyun LGA,
Pategi LGA.

Lagos State has 20 LGAs:
Agege LGA,
Alimosho Ifelodun LGA, a
Alimosho LGA,
Amuwo-Odofin LGA,
Apapa LGA,
Badagry LGA,
Epe LGA,
Eti-Osa LGA,
Ibeju- Lekki LGA,
Ifako/Ijaye LGA,
Ikeja LGA,
Ikorodu LGA,
Kosofe LGA,
Lagos Island LGA,
Lagos Mainland LGA,
Mushin LGA,
Ojo LGA,
Oshodi –Isolo LGA,
Shomolu LGA,and
Surulere LGA.

Nasarawa State has 13 LGAs:
Akwanga LGA,
Awe LGA,
Doma LGA,
Karu LGA,
Keana LGA,
Keffi LGA,
Kokona LGA,
Lafia LGA,
Nassarawa LGA,
Nassarawa/Eggon LGA,
Obi LGA,
Toto LGA,
Wamba LGA.

Niger State has 25 LGAs:
Agaie LGA,
Agwara LGA,
Bida LGA,
Borgu LGA,
Bosso LGA,
Chanchaga LGA,
Edati LGA,
Gbako LGA,
Gurara LGA,
Katcha LGA,
Kontagora LGA,
Lapai LGA,
Lavun LGA,
Magama LGA,
Mariga LGA,
Mashegu LGA,
Mokwa LGA,
Munya LGA,
Paikoro LGA,
Rafi LGA,
Rijau LGA,
Shiroro LGA,
Suleja LGA,
Tafa LGA,
Wushishi LGA.

Ogun State has 20 LGAs:
Abeokuta North LGA,
Abeokuta South LGA,
Ado-Odo/Ota LGA,
Ewekoro LGA,
Ifo LGA,
Ijebu East LGA,
Ijebu North LGA,
Ijebu North East LGA,
Ijebu Ode LGA,
Ikenne LGA,
Imeko Afon LGA,
Ipokia LGA,
Obafemi Owode LGA,
Odogbolu LGA,
Odeda LGA,
Ogun Waterside LGA,
Remo North LGA,
Sagamu LGA,
Yewa North LGA,
Yewa South LGA.

Ondo State has 18 LGAs:
Akoko north LGA,
Akoko north east LGA,
Akoko south east LGA,
Akoko south LGA,
Akure north LGA,
Akure LGA,
Idanre LGA,
Ifedore LGA,
Ese Odo LGA,
Ilaje LGA,
Ile Oluji/Okeigbo LGA,
Irele LGA,
Odigbo LGA,
Okitipupa LGA,
Ondo LGA,
Ondo east LGA,
Ose LGA,
Owo LGA.

Osun State has 30 LGAs:
Atakumosa west LGA,
Atakumosa east LGA,
Ayedaade LGA,
Ayedire LGA,
Bolawaduro LGA,
Boripe, LGA,
Ede LGA,
Ede north LGA,
Egbedore LGA,
Ejigbo LGA,
Ife north LGA,
Ife central LGA,
Ife south LGA,
Ife east LGA,
Ifedayo, Ifelodun LGA,
Ilesha west LGA,
Ila- orangun LGA,
Ilesah east LGA,
Irepodun LGA,
Irewole LGA,
Isokan LGA,
Iwo LGA,
Obokun LGA,
Odo-otin LGA,
ola oluwa LGA,
olorunda LGA,
Oriade LGA, Orolu LGA,
Osogbo LGA.

Oyo State has 33 LGAs:
Akinyele Moniya LGA,
Afijio Jobele LGA,
Egbeda Egbeda LGA,
Ibadan North Agodi Gate LGA,
Ibadan North-East Iwo Road LGA,
Ibadan North-West LGA,
Ibadan South-West Ring Road LGA,
Ibadan South-East Mapo LGA,
Ibarapa Central LGA,
Ibarapa East Eruwa LGA,
Ido LGA,
Irepo LGA,
Iseyin LGA,
Kajola LGA,
Lagelu LGA,
Ogbomosho North LGA,
Ogbomosho South LGA,
Oyo West Ojongbodu LGA,
Atiba Ofa Meta LGA,
Atisbo Tede LGA,
Saki West LGA,
Saki East LGA,
Itesiwaju Otu LGA,
Iwajowa LGA,
Ibarapa North LGA,
Olorunsogo LGA,
Oluyole LGA,
Ogo Oluwa LGA,
Surulere LGA,
Orelope LGA,
Ori Ire LGA,
Oyo East LGA,
Ona Ara LGA.

Plateau State has 17 LGAs:
Barkin Ladi LGA,
Bassa LGA,
Bokkos LGA,
Jos East LGA,
Jos North LGA,
Jos South LGA,
Kanam LGA,
Kanke LGA,
Langtang North LGA,
Langtang South LGA,
Mangu LGA,
Mikang LGA,
Pankshin LGA,
Qua’an Pan LGA,
Riyom LGA,
Shendam LGA,
Wase LGA.

Rivers State has 23 LGAs:
Abua-Odual LGA,
Ahoada East LGA,
Ahoada West LGA,
Akuku-Toru LGA,
Andoni LGA,
Asari-Toru LGA,
Bonny LGA,
Degema LGA,
Eleme LGA,
Emohua LGA,
Etche LGA,
Gokana LGA,
Ikwerre LGA,
Oyigbo LGA,
Khana LGA,
Obio-Akpor LGA,
Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni LGA,
Ogu-bolo LGA,
Okrika LGA,
Omumma LGA,
Opobo-Nkoro LGA,
Portharcourt LGA,
Tai LGA

Sokoto State has 23 LGAs:
Binji LGA,
Bodinga LGA,
Dange Shuni LGA,
Gada LGA,
Goronyo LGA,
Gudu LGA,
Gwadabawa LGA,
Illela LGA,
Isa LGA,
Kebbe LGA,
Kware LGA,
Rabah LGA,
Sabon Birni LGA,
Shagari LGA,
Silame LGA,
Sokoto North LGA,
Sokoto South LGA,
Tambuwal LGA,
Tangaza LGA,
Tureta LGA,
Wamako LGA,
Wurno LGA,
Yabo LGA.

Taraba State has 16 LGAs:
Ardo Kola LGA,
Bali LGA,
Donga LGA,
Gashaka LGA,
Gassol LGA,
Ibi LGA,
Jalingo LGA,
Karim Lamido LGA,
Kurmi LGA,
Lau LGA,
Sardauna LGA,
Takum LGA,
Ussa LGA,
Wukari LGA,
Yorro LGA,
Zing LGA.

Yobe State has 17 LGAs:
Bade LGA,
Bursari LGA,
Damaturu LGA,
Geidam LGA,
Gujba LGA,
Gulani LGA,
Fika LGA,
Fune LGA,
Jakusko LGA,
Karasuwa LGA,
Machina LGA,
Nangere LGA,
Nguru LGA,
Potiskum LGA,
Tarmuwa LGA,
Yunusari LGA,
Yusufari LGA.

Zamfara State has 15 LGAs:
Anka LGA,
Bakura LGA,
Birnin Magaji/Kiyaw LGA,
Bukkuyum LGA,
Bungudu LGA,
Tsafe LGA,
Gummi LGA,
Gusau LGA,
Kaura Namoda LGA,
Maradun LGA,
Maru LGA,
Shinkafi LGA,
Talata Mafara LGA,
Zurmi LGA.

Federal Capital Territory Abuja has 6 LGAs::
Abaji LG
Abuja Municipa LGA,
Gwagwalada LGA
Kuje LGA
Bwari LGA
Kwali LGA .

Conclusion
The above are all the local government areas in Nigeria, grouped under their respective states.

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