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KEBBI STATE HEALTH FACILITY LISTING LGA WARD NAME OF HEALTH FACILITY FACILITY TYPE OWNERSHIP CODE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) LGA STATE OWNERSHIP FACILITY NO FACILITY FACILITY TYPE FACILITY Kofar D/Galadima Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0001 D/Galadima I G/Dari Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0002 D/Galadima II Sadam Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0003 G. Hosp. Aliero Secondary Public 21 01 2 1 0004 Danwarai Primary Pubic 21 01 1 1 0005 Danwarai Jiga Birni Primary Pubic 21 01 1 1 0006 Jiga Birnin Jiga Sala Primary Pubic 21 01 1 1 0007 Jiga Makera Kizama Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0008 Kizama U/Galadima Primary Pubic 21 01 1 1 0009 Ribauna Sabiyel Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0010 ALIERO Sabiyel Dakala Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0011 S/Fada I University Clinic Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0012 Gumbulu Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0013 S/Fada II Dorawai Primary Public 21 01 1 1 0014 Bachaka Bachaka Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0001 Jarkuka Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0002 Bui Bui Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0003 Gigane Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0004 Chibike Marake Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0005 Kohobi Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0006 Falde Falde Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0007 Feske/Jatteji Gamza Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0008 Faske Tudu Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0009 Gorin Dikko Gorin Dikko Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0010 Sabaru Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0011 Gumudai/R/ Tsaka Gumundai Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0012 Rafin Tsaka Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0013 Kangiwa Town Disp. Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0014 AREWA RHC Kangiwa Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0015 Leima/Jantullu Leima Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0016 Karen Jantullu Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0017 Sarka Sarka Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0018 Gurun Labbo Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0019 Yeldu Yeldu Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0020 Matunkari Primary Public 21 02 1 1 0021 Alwasa Alwasa Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0001 Dabire Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0002 Galadima Argungu Town PHC Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0003 G.Hosp. Arg. Secondary Public 21 03 2 1 0004 Gulma Gulma Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0005 ARGUNGU KEBBI STATE HEALTH FACILITY LISTING LGA WARD NAME OF HEALTH FACILITY FACILITY TYPE OWNERSHIP CODE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) LGA STATE OWNERSHIP FACILITY NO FACILITY Gulma TYPE FACILITY Gulma Town Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0006 Gwazange F/Sarki Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0007 Gijiya Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0008 Arg. North S/Kanta Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0009 Arg. South MCH Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0010 NRC Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0011 Lailaba K/Arewa Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0012 ARGUNGU K/Zabarma Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0013 Argungu South Gaskiya Clinic Arg. Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0014 Sauwa Sauwa Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0015 K/Sani Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0016 Zazzagawa T/Zazzagawa Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0017 Rumbiki Primary Public 21 03 1 1 0018 Augie PHC Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0001 Augie South Bagaye HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0002 Bag/Mera Mera HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0003 Bayawa HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0004 Bayawa North Dafashi HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0005 Jabaki HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0006 Bayawa South Sabla HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0007 B/Tudu HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0008 B/Tudu Gudale Gudale HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0009 Bubuche HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0010 Bubuche Bangaram HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0011 AUGIE AUGIE Kwaido HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0012 Kwaido Zagie HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0013 Tiggi HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0014 Tiggi F/Dutse Primary Pubic 21 04 1 1 0015 Yola HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0016 Yola Garic HF Primary Public 21 04 1 1 0017 Bagudo Tuga MCH Bagudo Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0001 Tuga Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0002 Bahindi-Kaliel PHC Kaliel Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0003 Bahindi Disp. Primary Pubic 21 05 1 1 0004 Baai Tsamiya Bani Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0005 Tsamiya Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0006 Illo- S/Gari Illo Town Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0007 S/Gari Illo Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0008 Kaoje Gwamba PHC Kaoje Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0009 Bakin Ruwa Disp Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0010 BAGUDO KEBBI STATE HEALTH FACILITY LISTING LGA WARD NAME OF HEALTH FACILITY FACILITY TYPE OWNERSHIP CODE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) LGA STATE OWNERSHIP FACILITY NO FACILITY FACILITY TYPE FACILITY Kende Kurgu Kende Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0011 Lani Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0012 Shorabi- Kwargu Shorabi Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0013 Maidahini Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0014 BAGUDO Lolo Giris BHC Lolo Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0015 Kasati Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0016 Lafagu Gonte T-Lawal Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0017 Lafagu Disp. Primary Pubic 21 05 1 1 0018 Matsinkai Geza Matsinkai Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0019 Geza Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0020 Zagga Kwasara PHC Zagga Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0021 Mado Disp. Primary Public 21 05 1 1 0022 Ambusa Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0001 Ambursa Illelar-Yari Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0002 Dangaladima Gamagira Primary Pubic 21 06 1 1 0003 Gawasu Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0004 Gawasu/ Damang Damana Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0005 Gulumbe Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0006 Gulumbe Gwadangaji Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0007 Gwadongaji Kawara Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0008 Kola Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0009 Kola/Tarasa Tarasa Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0010 Kardi Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0011 Kardi Matankari Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0012 Lagga Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0013 Lagga/Randali Randali Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0014 Makera Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0015 Makera Danyaku Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0016 Takalau Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0017 Marafa Mourida Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0018 Mourida/ Karyo Karyo Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0019 B/Tasha Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0020 BIRNIN KEBBI BIRNIN Nassarawa I Sir Yahaya Mem. Hospital Secondary Public 21 06 2 1 0021 Godiya Hospital Secondary Private 21 06 2 2 0022 Alpha Clinic Secondary Private 21 06 2 2 0023 Major Foundation Clinic Secondary Private 21 06 2 2 0024 Nassarawa II Federal Medical Centre Tertiary Pubic 21 06 3 1 0025 Army Barracks Clinic Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0026 Ujariya Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0027 Ujariyo Junju Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0028 BIRNIN KEBBI BIRNIN KEBBI STATE HEALTH FACILITY LISTING LGA WARD NAME OF HEALTH FACILITY FACILITY TYPE OWNERSHIP CODE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) LGA STATE OWNERSHIP FACILITY NO FACILITY FACILITY TYPE FACILITY Zauro Primary Public 21 06 1 1 0029 Zauro G/Hosp. Zauro Secondary Public 21 06 2 1 0030 Bunza Bunza G.Hosp. Secondary Public 21 07 2 1 0001 Waje Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0002 Bunza Marafa Bulu Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0003 S/GAri Primary Pubic 21 07 1 1 0004 Gware Gwade Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0005 Bacha Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0006 Maidahini Maidahini Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0007 Garadi Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0008 Raha Raha Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0009 Matseri Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0010 Salwani Salwani Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0011 S/Birni S/Birni Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0012 BUNZA Lolo Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0013 Tunga Tunga Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0014 Kahibile Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0015 Tilli Hilema Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0016 Tilli Ugo Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0017 Zogirma Zogirma Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0018 Tsamiya Disp. Primary Public 21 07 1 1 0019 Buma Buma Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0001 Tunga Rafi Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0002 Bani Zumbi Bani Zumbu Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0003 Wasali Primary Pubic 21 08 1 1 0004 Dole Kaina Dolekaina Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0005 Tunga Sule Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0006 Gezah Gezah Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0007 Belin Zunbai Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0008 Fana Fana Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0009 Maidaji Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0010 Kyangakwai Kyangakwai Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0011 Fingilla Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0012 DANDI Kwakwaba Kwakwaba Primary Pubic 21 08 1 1 0013 Kamba Kamba MCH Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0014 Maigwaza Maigwaza Primary Pubic 21 08 1 1 0015 Shiko Shiko Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0016 Gorun Malam Primary Public 21 08 1 1 0017 Taimako Clinic Secondary Private 21 08 2 2 0018 Kamba-Kamba Yemko Clinic Secondary Private 21 08 2 2 0019 KEBBI STATE HEALTH FACILITY LISTING LGA WARD NAME OF HEALTH FACILITY FACILITY TYPE OWNERSHIP CODE (PUBLIC/ PRIVATE) LGA STATE OWNERSHIP FACILITY NO FACILITY FACILITY TYPE FACILITY Ayu Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0001 Ayu Sakawa Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0002 Bena Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0003 Bena Malekaci Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0004 Nawake Clinic Secondary Private 21 09 2 2 0005 Dan-Umaru Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0006 Dan-Umaru Mai Rairai Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0007 Danko Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0008 Danko/Maga Maga Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0009 Kele Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0010 Kwanfi/Kele Kariya Primary Pubic 21 09 1 1 0011 Kanya Kango Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0012 Kuntomo Primary Pubic 21 09 1 1 0013 Kyabu/Kandu Caisome Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0014 Machika Primary Pubic 21 09 1 1 0015 Ribah/Machika MCH Ribah Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0016 Unashi Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0017 Waje Yarkuka Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0018 Wasagu Primary Public 21 09 1 1 0019 Wasagu G/Hospital Secondary Public 21 09 2 1 0020 Kunjiri Med.
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  • Hydrogeophysical Investigation for Groundwater Potential in Kalgo Area, North Western Nigeria, Using Electrical Resistivity Method

    Hydrogeophysical Investigation for Groundwater Potential in Kalgo Area, North Western Nigeria, Using Electrical Resistivity Method

    Hydrogeophysical Investigation for Groundwater… Savanna Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences Available online at http://www.sjbas.com.ng Savanna Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences (December, 2019), 1(2): 180 - 187 ISSN: 2695-2335 Hydrogeophysical Investigation For Groundwater Potential In Kalgo Area, North Western Nigeria, Using Electrical Resistivity Method *1Augie, A.I. 2Shariff, O. and 2Sani, A.A. 1,2Department of Applied Geophysics, Federal University Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, Nigeria. ABSTRACT Hydrogeophysical Investigation was carried out in some selected parts of Kalgo area of North Western Nigeria, using Electrical resistivity method. Eight Vertical Electrical Soundings (VES) were carried out with Schlumberger configuration. The instrument used is ABEM SAS 300C Terrameter. The field data obtained were analyzed and interpreted using IPI2win and Surfer 12 which gave an automatic interpretation of the apparent resistivity data. Sounding curve obtained from the study area showed three geoelectrical layers which are the brown clay/ironstone (5 Ωm to 1500Ωm), coarse sand (2400 Ωm to 108 Ωm) and sandstone (9Ωm to 968 Ωm). The results showed that the saturated groundwater bearing units (aquifer) lie within the intermediate (sandstone) geoelectric layers. However, the groundwater potential in the study area was classified into high and low groundwater zones. High groundwater potential zones were found at VES 02 and 03. The layer forms the aquifer due to its low resistivity 304 Ωm and thickness value of 47.7m at depth of 49.7m. These revealed the occurrence of groundwater in the environment due to largely occurrence of porosity and permeability resulting from sandstone of the rocks. Key words: Geoelectric, Groundwater, Resistivity, Vertical, Electrical, Sounding.