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REFERENCE MAP NIGERIA - Yobe State For Humanitarian Purposes Only As of December 2019 Production date : 15 January 2020 Niger Central ABADAM Chad Pri. School ÔÆ Tulotulo Bulatura Lawanganari Gremari Dalari NIGER Kerewa District Head Palace Ligalidi Garin Liman Kiriram Benin Kajimaram Gumshi YUSUFARI Garin Kalla Kayawa Bulamadu Chad Kumagannam Machina Maidashi Kirin Gini Yunusari YUNUSARI Mafidu Buzizi Kayaka Machina Zomana Dilala Hausari ² Konkomma Garin Pri Sch Damasak Mangari Tsangai Buhari Tsegumari Bone Kaku Masassara Kaluwa KanamamÔÆ Arewa Tahir Abduri Garin Liman MACHINA Kurnawa Arewa Musa Yusufari Bukarti Kayidiri Falimaram Mohammed Maimalari Kalgi Lawanti Garin Gurgu Yusufari MOBBAR Garin Haru Maisirdi Lamisu Sabon Gari Abatura Bula Gibiya Garin Liman Sunomari Shekuri Karambari Jebuwa Ngamma Kabaru Malam BabuBalanguwa Jajeri Bula Jaji Maibugori Gamachiri Dagirari Dabule Nojari Lawanti GUZAMALA Kalgidi Gremadi Garin Malam Maskandare Dagirari Unguwar Fulani Arewa Isari Kilbuwa Shakke Maijala Majeri Aride Kwarawa Cameroon Kangarwa NGURU Fulanin Dunduri Kachallari Guya ÔÆ Degaltura Kukayasku Mederi Afunori Bula Rafi Goni Kayemami Yalauwa KARASUWA Kortoni Burdi Dandari Karasua Ladandi Ngadala Atta Mallum Kunu Mozogun Kagumsuwa Damai Garin Goni Pri. Sch Baya Mallum Dama Asheikri Dole Na'anturu Bosso Karasuwa Galu Garin Liman Bulaburin Juluri ÔÆ Musa Musa Garin Gawo Garin Dumburi Mammadu Hausari Nkibulwa Nayinawa Kanuri Army Barracks Warodi Nglaiwa Maniya Liman GashuaGangawa Masaba Dadiga Gamsa General Hospital Dimmigo BomboriÔÆ Garin Liman Garin Liman Baya Bade GovernmentHausari Arewawa Gadine Kelluri Gallaba Garin Liman Geidam Dagona Garin LimanGarin Liman Bulama Taganama Ngarbi Azam Kaliyari College Nguru Azbak Rana Kunu Koso Dajimi Balle Murza Illela Garin Liman Garin Alkali Dapso Guba Ajiri IDPs Population Density BIRINIWA Tagali Karage Tarja Mashayan Gawo Dalari Damakarwa Rabu Tajuwa Garun BADE Kankare Machina Sabon Gari P! Yusufari Damasak Koromari Garin Liman P! Karasua P! Dachia Gudumbali P! Gashua Geidam Malaika Gasamu P! ! P! YOBE Birinawa Nguru P! P Sugum Iyim Garin Liman P! Amshi Gwio Kura BURSARI Kiri KasammaP! P! Guri YOBE MAIGATARI Garin Malan Bulama P! Malam-Maduri GEIDAM Dapchi Gubio Gajiram GUBIO P!KuagamaP! Hadejia P! P! P! JIGAWA Guzumbana P! GURI Anguwan P! P! Damasa Baderi Bulama Ngeljabe Miga Auyo Katagum Jakusko P! P! P! GUMEL Kurkushe Gamawa Dumbari Garin Buri Kaffin-Hausa P! Babban Gida Magumeri MALAM MADORI Mainari P! P! P! Garbatiti Gumsa Ngelbowa Jahun Yauru Itas Nangere Maiduguri SULE-TANKARKAR Gwayo Gumlawa KiyawaP! P! Benisheik Aririn Umaru Jangon Ilu Garin Goje P! P! P! KIRI KASAMMA Dapchi Gubio JamaoÇoare Damban P! Funi P! P! P! Azare P! P! Damaturu Garin Alhaji Garin Buluma Buji Potiskum BORNO Garin Liman P! Shira BAUCHI Gujba HADEJIA P! P! P! P! Misau GAGARAWA Garin Tudu Bade Gwaram ! Fika Garin Baduku JAKUSKO P! Giade P P! P! Warji Damboa Jaba Nafada P! KAUGAMA Bulama Jabir Darazo P! ZAKI Jakusko Garin Liman NGANZAI P! GARKI Garin Liman Ganjuwa Dantakunne P! Dukku Bajoga Chibok AUYO P! P! P! Gulani Old Hospital Camp GOMBE P! Askira Biu ÔÆÔÆ Jadam Bulama P! Anguwan Muguram Bauchi P! TAURA Lantaiwa Sojiji Camp Garin Liman Barno P! P! P! Namarke Garin Liman P! P! MIGA Garin Saje Gamajan TARMUA Country Boundary Buduwa Lafiya Loiloi Bindigi Bunu North Anguwan Barebari MAGUMERI State Boundary KAFIN HAUSA Lafiyan Gomna Garin Liman Garin Liman Gurbana Magumeri Local Government Gawari Tello Babban Gida Goni Bukarti Gazara Kuma Area JAHUN Gauya Biriri Garin Ganau Banalewa Garin Liman Tarajim State Capital GAMAWA Kayeri Jajere Garin Liman Sabon Gari LGA Capital Jajere Chukuriya Kafaje Dadiso Garin Liman Garin Kadai Garin Liman DAMATURU Town / Village Alhajeri Mallam Samaila ÔÆ Sabon Layi Koilbula Informal Site Nangere Nangere Tudun Wada Garin Liman Dumbulwa ITAS/GADAU Dagona ÔÆ KIYAWA FUNE Mashio Formal Site Tikau Masko Nrc CampÔÆ Magistrate ÔÆ Garin Liman Zanna ÔÆ ÔÆ Aisha Buhari Camp Zakariyya Line A Kukareta Gss Low Garin Liman Primary Road NANGERE Anguwan Pri School Benisheikh Cost DamaturuBoka ÔÆ B POTISKUM Commissioners Garin Liman / Sdp Murba Kargo Quarters Bula Market Anguwar Makabarta ÔÆ Huri Village Camp Gidan Youghurt Abari Y.b.cÔÆModuri Secondary Road Potiskum ÔÆ ÔÆ Moh'd ÔÆ Lawan Kalam Murfa Kalam Al'ansar Garin LimanDugum Vetenary Gombe Farm Babangida Layin Hari Mil Biyar Malmatari Tudun Bolewa NahutaÔÆ ÔÆ Wakil Musa JAMA'ARE MamudoÔÆÔÆMai Anguwa Zakari Garin Liman Funai Kujiyel ÔÆ Babangida Layin Dogon Kuka Anguwan Lili Railway ÔÆ GidanAdaya (Gidan Barde ÔÆ Kasaisa KATAGUM Layin Tsamiya Gaba Dumbulwa Abuja HajiyaYan Gwoza) Dungurum Village Challino Degubi Borehole Fulani Gambir BORNO DUTSE Hauwa Funi KAGA Residential Sudande Gotumba Garin Liman Dakasku DAMBAN Gotala Baushe Shettima Shamka Muktum Gana BiddiramSidiri Forest BUJI Garin Kuka Katarko 2 Jada ÔÆNgamma Gana Gotala KONDUGA Kukar Gado Daya Ngelshangale Garin Dano Gatala Kundiliyari Kawarmari Cropland GIADE Fulatari 2 ÔÆMai Kwano ÔÆ Bulturam Kura Seminti GujbaAjiyari 2 Katsachiya Gambari BIRNI KUDU Dubbol Wetland SHIRA Ahamdu Madaki Sirdi Mandunari Manawachi Janga Dole Water FIKA Bulabuli Gurjaje ToroGarin Liman Ambiya Kura Ambiya River BAUCHI GUJBA Sarhori Garin Kwanan Gawo Malori Lawanti Bulama Gamji Nyakire Bukarti A Unguwar Garin Ari Dogon Kuka Hassan Madaki Bukkel IDP population density MISAU ÔÆ Hakimi Babaji Wule Pawari Daddawel Jamtari Garin Balde Gadaka Fika Garin Liman Ang Gumel Low Garin Liman Tamsumaram Zanna Zakariyya Jauro Shehu Line A B Garin Liman Kerem Kojeli Labba Sambo Bandila Unity CampMobile Clinic ÔÆÔÆÔÆ Dandal Chillari ÔÆÔÆ Police Doki 3 Bedroom Yerima Sale Upper CourtÔÆ Gashua Road WARJI ÔÆ DARAZO Estate Camp Dumbulwa Tadangara DAMBOA Damboa Bar Bra GWARAM Sollare Jakade Lamido Kukuwa Azare High Buhari Estate Salmanu Bulabulin NAFADA Gabai Lawanti Bularafa Nguzuwa Zongo Data sources: NINGI Garin Chindo Chandam Dokshi Waziri Ibrahim Bumsa Site location: IOM DTM as of December 2019 Housing Estate Ngurum Anguwan Boka Garin Liman Gidan IDP population estimates: IOM DTM as of December 2019 Dugum Youghurt GULANI Bursali Gargari Ali Marami Dogo TeboÔÆ Sandi Administrative Boundaries: OCHA Garin Liman Bindigari Damaturu 3 Bedroom Filin Jirgi Gala City/village/town: OCHA Anguwar Galdimari Makabarta Nayinawa Central Estate Garin Gagure 10 Housing Huri Abdullahi Secretariat Road/railway: ©OpenStreetMap contributors Village Fika GSSP Diwi Red-bricks GGC Quarters Camp BUA_70807_234803 Camp (Idp) Camp Berkalio Unguwar Jaji Water area/waterways: ©OpenStreetMap contributors Garin Baushe ÔÆÔÆ Estate Æ Don Etiebet Ô Garin Daye Green area: FAO - 2012 Commissioners Maisandari GOMBE Badigoru Mai Allura Sani Daura Quarters Chibok Coordinate system: WGS 1984 Afganistan Babangida CHIBOK Abari Y.b.c Moduri Layin Babangida Tilaa Teteba Maikomo Borehole Layin Hari Layin Tsamiya File: REACH_NGA_Map_Yobe_Reference_15Jan2020 ÔÆ Jigawa DUKKU Kushi Maga Kushimaga Jana BIU ÆÔÆ Fulani Ô ÔÆ Garin Liman Contact : [email protected] Abba Ibrahim GANJUWA Tudun Bolewa Mai Gishiwa Anguwa Dabuwa Nahuta FUNAKAYE BUA_70810_234798 Abbari Ali Yalwa A Gulani Borno Kiji Malari Mai Anguwa Awala Yalwa B Garin Liman Nahuta Note: Data, designations and boundaries Kupto Ruwan Kuka Zadawa Camp contained on this map are not warranted to be TORO Obasanjo Al'ansar Garin Zonal Education ÔÆ Estate Choka Gari Mallam error-free and do not imply acceptance by the Center Camp, Biu ASKIRA/UBA Jauro Dalha Sule Ayada Askira Malmatari ÔÆ REACH partners, associates, donors Kuyet Ruhu BAYO Biu 0 25 50km mentioned on this map. KIRFI KWAMI 0 1 2km Damaturu City Potiskum City BAUCHI 0 1 2km YAMALTU/DEBA KWAYA KUSAR HAWUL ADAMAWAHONG.
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    YOBE BRIEF HISTORY Yobe State was curved out of the defunct Borno State in 1991. The state covers an estimated area of 47,153 square kilometer and shares international boundary to the north with the Republic of Niger, to the west with Jigawa and Bauchi states, to the east with Borno State, and to the south with Borno and Gombe states. The northern part of the state is characterized by desert, active sand dunes and difficult terrain, while the southern part is mountainous and undulating hills. Yobe State has a population of 2,321,591 as per the national head count of 2006. The major spoken languages are English, Kanuri, Hausa and Fulfulde. The state has 17 Local Government Areas, and with 14 Emirate Councils. The Emir of Fika is the Chairman of tghe Traditional Council of Chiefs. SENATORIAL DISTRICTS S/N DISTRICT COMPOSITION RA PU COLLATION CENTRE 103 Yobe East Bursari/Damaturu/Geidam/Gujb 74 644 Federal Polytechnic SD/103/YB a/Gulani/Tarmuwa/Yunusari Damaturu 104 Yobe North Bade/Jakusko/Karasuwa/Machin 60 517 College Of Education a/Nguru/Yusufari Gashua 105 Yobe South Fika/Fune/Nangere/Potiskum 44 553 FCE (Tech) Potiskum FEDERAL CONSTITUENCIES S/N CONSTITUENCY LGA COMPOSITION RA PU COLLATION CENTRE 346 Bade/Jakusko Bade/Jakusko 20 183 GSS. Gashua FC/346/YB 347 Bursari/Geidam/Yunusari Bursari/Geidam/Yunusari 31 303 GSS, Geidam 348 Damauru/Tarmuwa/Gujb Damaturu/Tarmuwa/Gujba/Gul 43 341 Federal Secretariat, /Gulani ani Damaturu 349 Fika/Fune Fika/Fune 23 258 GSS, Damagum 350 Karasuwa/Machina/Ngur Karasuwa/Machina/Nguru/Yus 40 334 Govt.
  • YOBE STATE MINISTRY of HEALTH Situation Report

    YOBE STATE MINISTRY of HEALTH Situation Report

    YOBE STATE MINISTRY OF HEALTH Situation Report TITLE COVID-19 Pandemic Situation Report SERIAL NUMBER 173 EPID-WEEK 27 DATE 5 – 11 July 2021 HIGHLIGHTS: No new confirmed case was reported in week 27 The total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases remains four hundred and ninety-nine (499) Sample testing is stalled due to the stock-out of the testing reagents for nearly 5 weeks. 1472 samples have been taken to the National Reference Laboratory in Abuja. Sample results are pending Yobe SPHCMB has completed the administration of the second dose of Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine in all 17 LGAs of the state including the security-compromised LGAs From 29 May - 7 July 2021, 18,866 people were provided with the second dose. This represents about 64% of people vaccinated with the first dose of the vaccine (29,528) across the state. So far, 275 non- serious AEFIs were reported. No serious AEFI % of First Dose Recipients AEFI Total Vaccinated (1st Total Vaccinated Vaccinated with the LGA Dose) (2nd Dose) Second Dose Serious Non-Serious Bade 2052 1,284 63% 0 24 Bursari 742 602 81% 0 7 Damaturu 3216 1,710 53% 0 16 Fika 2951 1,869 63% 0 17 Fune 1219 831 68% 0 3 Geidam 1343 619 46% 0 0 Gujba 1324 946 71% 0 20 Gulani 1393 1,132 81% 0 41 Jakusko 1795 1,214 68% 0 3 Karasuwa 1606 1,363 85% 0 11 Machina 959 728 76% 0 30 Nangere 1082 929 86% 0 35 Nguru 1759 1,036 59% 0 37 Potiskum 4080 1,947 48% 0 3 Tarmuwa 649 607 94% 0 4 Yunusari 1780 919 52% 0 3 Yusufari 1578 1,130 72% 0 21 Total/Average 29528 18,866 64% 0 275 Yobe SMOH in collaboration with the FMOH Ministerial Expert Advisory Committee on COVID-19 (MEACoC) and WHO, completed sample collection as part of the national ‘Population-Based Age- Stratified Seroprevalence Survey in 12 states with high- and low-burden of COVID-19 infection’ in the country.
  • Sightsavers Deworming Program, Nigeria –Yobe State

    Sightsavers Deworming Program, Nigeria –Yobe State

    Sightsavers deworming program, Nigeria –Yobe State GiveWell: schistosomiasis (SCH) and soil transmitted helminths (STH) project Year two annual report: April 2018 – March 2019 Country: Nigeria Location (region/districts): Yobe State Project goal: The reduction in the prevalence and intensity of schistosomiasis (SCH) in school age children. Project summary Yobe state is situated in the North-East geopolitical zone and has 17 Local Government Areas (LGAs) with an estimated population of 3,122,280 (2018). It shares borders with Borno state to the East, Gombe state to the South, Bauchi and Jigawa states to the West and Niger Republic to the North. The state began its NTD activities in 1996 with the control of onchocerciasis in 12 LGAs. It has since expanded its activities to include control/elimination programmes for lymphatic filariasis (LF), trachoma and sporadic SCH treatments. GiveWell funding has allowed the state to scale-up the SCH activities to meet WHO standards. None of the LGAs are above the WHO-defined prevalence thresholds for soil transmitted helminths (STH) mass drug administration (MDA). April 2018 – March 2019 is the first year of GiveWell funded implementation in Yobe state, despite being in the second year of the overall GiveWell deworming programme. Yobe is one of the four Nigerian states supported by the NGOs CBM and HANDS in the implementation of NTD programmes. Sightsavers implements the Yobe deworming project through these NGO partners at the request of the Federal Ministry of Health (FMOH), who identified the funding gap and requested Sightsavers’ support. The result of parasitological surveys conducted in the state in 2013 and 2016 indicated all 17 LGAs are endemic for SCH, with eight at low (≥0 but <10%) and nine at moderate (≥10 but <50%) risk.