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North–East Zone North–East Zone List of SIM Registration Centres Adamawa State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 07055991951/08064607363 S/N L.G.A City/Town Street Address 1 BORRONG BORRONG BORRONG BESIDE BORRONG MARKET 2 DEMSA DEMSA DEMSA YOLA‐NUMAN ROAD 3 FUFORE FUFORE FUFORE ALONG GURIN ROAD 4 GANYE GANYE GANYE OPP. GANWARI PALACE 5 GIREI GIREI L.GA SECRETARIT GIREI 6 GOMBI GARKIDA GARKIDA NEAR GENERAL HOSPITAL 7 GOMBI GOMBI GOMBI ALONG HONG ROAD 8 GUYUK GUYUK GUYUK MARKET ROAD GUYUK 9 HONG HONG HONG WARJA WARD HONG 10 HONG HONG UBA MICHIKA ROAD 11 JADA JADA JADA GANYE ROAD 12 LAMURDE LAMURDE LAFIA‐LAMURDE CHAM ROAD LAMURDE 13 LAMURDE LAMURDE L.GA SECRETARIAT LAMURDE 14 MADAGALI MADAGALI GULAK ALONG MADAGALI ROAD 15 MADAGALI MADAGALI MADAGALI GWASA‐BOMA ROAD 16 MAIHA MAIHA GOVT. SEC. SCH. MAIHA 17 MAYO‐BELWA MAYO‐BELWA MAYO‐ BELWA YOLA‐GANYE ROAD 18 MICHIKA MICHIKA MICHIKA LAGOS STREET 19 MUBI NORTH LGA MUBI FED. POLY MUBI OFF MUVA ROAD MUBI 20 MUBI NORTH LGA MUBI GOVT. SEC. SCH. MUBI MUVA ROAD MUBI 21 MUBI NORTH LGA MUBI MUBI AHMADU BELLO WAY 22 MUBI NORTH LGA MUBI TECH. SEC. SCHL. MUBI, BEHIND PRISONS 23 MUBI NORTH LGA MUBI MUBI AHMADU BELLO WAY MUBI 24 MUBI SOUTH MUBI L.GA SECRETARIT MUBI SOUTH 25 NUMAN NUMAN NUMAN HOSPITAL ROAD 26 NUMAN NUMAN SAVANAH SUGARCO. NUMAN COMPANY PREMISES 27 NUMAN NUMAN STATE POLY NUMAN YOLA ROAD 28 SHELLENG SHELLENG SHELLENG OPP. AREA COURT 29 SONG SONG SONG YOLA GOMBI ROAD 30 TOUNGO TOUNGO L.GA SECRETARIAT TOUNGO 31 YOLA NORTH LGA YOLA FED. UNI. OF TECHNOLOGY, YOLA MUBI ROAD 32 YOLA NORTH LGA YOLA FED. COLLEDGE OF EDUCATION YOLA TOWN ROAD 33 YOLA NORTH LGA YOLA FED. SECRETARIAT, YOLA TOWN ROAD YOLA 34 YOLA NORTH LGA YOLA STATE SEC. YOLA YOLA TOWN ROAD 35 YOLA NORTH LGA YOLA YOLA H.O, AHMADU BELLO WAY 36 YOLA SOUTH LGA YOLA YOLA TOWN SOKOTO STREET Bauchi State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08037258093 S/N L.G.A City / Town Street Address 1 ALKALERI ALKALERI AKUYAM, ABDU ONE QUARTERS AKUYAM, NITEL COMP.GOMBE ROAD ALKALERI 2 ALKALERI ALKALERI ALKALERI, NITEL COMP. GOMBE ROAD ALKALERI. 3 ALKALERI ALKALERI EMIRS PALACE, DASS 4 ALKALERI ALKALERI CENTRAL MARKET DASS 5 ALKALERI ALKALERI YANKARI/GAJI 6 ALKALERI ALKALERI SECRETARIAT 7 BAUCHI BAUCHI ATBU, UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ATBU BAUCHI 8 BAUCHI AZARE AZARE HEAD OFFICE, NEAR FIRE SERVICE AZARE 9 BAUCHI BAUCHI BAUCHI HEAD OFFICE, NEAR WUNTI MARKET BAUCHI 10 BAUCHI BAUCHI FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, FED. SEC. COMPLEX BAUCHI 11 BAUCHI KARI KARI MISAU/BAUCHI JUNCTION MAIDUGURI ROAD 12 BAUCHI BAUCHI MIRI WUNTIN DADA BY EMIRS PALACE 13 BAUCHI BAUCHI YALWA BAYARA MARKET 14 BAUCHI BAUCHI TURUN/GUBI BAKIN KASUWA 15 BAUCHI BAUCHI INKIL 16 BAUCHI BAUCHI CENTRAL MARKET 17 BAUCHI BAUCHI EMIRS PALACE 18 BAUCHI BAUCHI FEDERAL LOWCOST/ ZANGO 19 BAUCHI BAUCHI LIMAN KATAGUM MARKET 20 BAUCHI BAUCHI SHAGARI SHOPPING COMPLEX 21 BAUCHI BAUCHI MUDA LAWAL MARKET 22 BAUCHI BAUCHI KASUWAR MATA RAILWAY 23 BAUCHI BAUCHI BUZAYE/GEJI 24 BOBORO BOBORO L.GA SECRETARIT BOBORO 25 BOGORO BOGORO EMIRS PALACE 26 BOGORO BOGORO CENTRAL MARKET 27 DAMBAM DAMBAM DAMBAM YOLA ROAD DAMBAM TOWN 28 DAMBAM DAMBAM EMIRS PALACE 29 DAMBAM DAMBAM CENTRAL MARKET 30 DARAZO DARAZO DARAZO KARI ROAD DARAZO LGA 31 DARAZO DARAZO EMIRS PALACE 32 DARAZO DARAZO CENTRAL MARKET 33 DARAZO DARAZO SADE 34 DASS DASS DASS OPP. DAY SEC.SCHL DASS 35 DASS DASS EMIRS PALACE, DASS 36 DASS DASS CENTRAL MARKET DASS 37 GAMAWA GAMAWA GAMAWA GSS ROAD GAMAWA TOWN 38 GAMAWA GAMAWA EMIRS PALACE 39 GAMAWA GAMAWA CENTRAL MARKET 40 GAMAWA GAMAWA ABDULQADIR DAHUWA MEMORIAL 41 GIADE GIADE L.GA SECRETARIT GIADE 42 GIADE GIADE EMIRS PALACE 43 GIADE GIADE CENTRAL MARKET 44 GANJUWA GANJUWA L.GA SECRETARIT GANJUWA 45 GANJUWA GANJUWA EMIRS PALACE 46 GANJUWA GANJUWA CENTRAL MARKET 47 ITAS/GADAU ITAS ITAS NEAR EMIR'S PALACE ITAS TOWN 48 ITAS/GADAU ITAS EMIRS PALACE 49 ITAS/GADAU ITAS CENTRAL MARKET 50 JAMA ARE JAMA ARE JAMA'ARE OPP.LGA SEC.ADAMAMI ROAD 51 JAMA ARE JAMA ARE EMIRS PALACE 52 JAMA ARE JAMA ARE CENTRAL MARKET 53 JAMA ARE JAMA ARE AHMED ABDULQADIR MEMORIAL COMPLEX 54 KATAGUM KATAGUM L.GA SECRETARIT KATAGUM 55 KATAGUM KATAGUM EMIRS PALCE 56 KATAGUM KATAGUM TASHAR GADAU, GADAU ROAD 57 KATAGUM KATAGUM BAKIN ASIBITI 58 KATAGUM KATAGUM KOKAR GABAR, 59 KATAGUM KATAGUM KUJURU MADANGALA WARD 60 KIRFI KIRFI L.GA SECRETARIT KIRFI 61 KIRFI KIRFI EMIRS PALACE 62 KIRFI KIRFI CENTRAL MARKET 63 MISAU MISAU MISAU HEAD OFFICE KANO ROAD NEAR GEN. HOSPITAL MISAU 64 MISAU MISAU EMIRS PALACE 65 MISAU MISAU A.D RUFA’I ROUND ABOUT 66 MISAU MISAU FEDERAL LOWCOST 67 MISAU MISAU MISAU CENTRAL MARKET. 68 NINGI NINGI NINGI KANO ROAD NINGI 69 NINGI EMIRS PALACE 70 NINGI NINGI BAKIN KASUWA, 71 NINGI NINGI SECRETARIAT 72 SHIRA SHIRA EMIRS PALACE, 73 SHIRA SHIRA CENTRAL MARKET 74 TAFAWA‐BALEWA TAFAWA‐BALEWA TAFAWA BALEWA NIPOST/NITEL COMPOUND BUBUBU ROAD 75 TAFAWA‐BALEWA TAFAWA‐BALEWA EMIRS PALACE 76 TAFAWA‐BALEWA TAFAWA‐BALEWA CENTRAL MARKET 77 TORO TORO TORO OLD JOS ROAD BEFORE TORO MARKET 78 TORO TORO EMIRS PALACE GUMAU 79 TORO TORO NARABI BESIDE GOVT SEC SCHOOL 80 TORO TORO RINJI GAINI PRIMARY SCHOOL 81 TORO TORO KOFAN KATUKA, TORO 82 TORO TORO MIYA BARKATE, BY GENERAL HOSPITAL 83 TORO TORO TILDE FULANI CENTRAL PARK 84 GIDAN MAI GIDAN MAI GIDAN MAI GIDAN MAI JOS ROAD ROUNDABOUT 85 WARJI WARJI EMIRS PALACE 86 WARJI WARJI CENTRAL MARKET 87 YANA YANA YANA KANO ROAD YANA 88 ZAKI ZAKI L.GA SECRETARIT ZAKI 89 ZAKI ZAKI EMIRS PALACE 90 ZAKI ZAKI CENTRAL MARKET Borno State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08027662412/08138210993 S/N L.G.A City / Town Street Address 1 ASKIRA/UBA ASKIRA ASKIRA, MUALA ROAD ASKIRA 2 BAMA BAMA BAMA POST OFFICE, HAUSARI STREET BAMA 3 BENISHEKH BENISHEKH BENISHEKH KANO/JOS ROAD BENISHEKH 4 BIU ARMY BARRACK ARMY BARRACK ARMY BARRACK BIU 5 BIU BIU BIU HEAD OFFICE, GOMBI ROAD BIU 6 CHIBOK CHIBOK L.GA SECRETARIAT CHIBOK 7 MARAMA MARAMA MARAMA, SAKWA ROAD, MARAMA 8 DAMBOA DAMBOA DAMBOA, BIU ROAD DAMBOA 9 DIKWA DIKWA DIKWA, MARKET AREA DIKWA 10 GUBIO GUBIO L.GA SECRETARIAT GUBIO 11 GUZAMALA GUZAMALA L.GA SECRETARIAT GUZAMALA 12 GWOZA GWOZA GWOZA, MARKET ROAD, GWOZA 13 KONDUGA KONDUGA KONDUGA, BAMA ROAD, NEAR LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT 14 KUKAWA KUKAWA KUKAWA, OPPOSITE LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT,KUKAWA 15 LASSA LASSA LASSA, OPPOSITE FORMER BANK OF THE NORTH LASSA 16 MAFA MAFA L.GA SECRETARIAT MAFA 17 MAGUMERI MAGUMERI L.GA SECRETARIAT MAGUMERI 18 MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI BAGA ROAD, FEDERAL LOW‐COST HOUSING BOLORI MAIDUGURI 19 MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI FEDERAL SECRETARIAT, FEDERAL SECRETARIAT KANO RD, MAIDUGURI 20 MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI GWANGE, BAMA ROAD MAIDUGURI 21 MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI HEAD OFFICE, SHEHU LAMINU WAY MAIDUGURI 22 MAIDUGURI MAIDUGURI UNMAID, UNIVERSITY OF MAIDUGURI BAMA ROAD 23 MONGUNO MONGUNO MONGUNO OLD S.D.P SECRETARIAT MONGUNO 24 MARTE MARTE MARTE MONGUNO ROAD MARTE 25 NGALA NGALA NGALA OLD LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT NGALA 26 SHANI SHANI SHANI NEAR FIRE BRUGADE OFFICE SHANI Gombe State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08034705003 S/N L.G.A City / Town Street Address 1 GOMBE GOMBE GOMBE L.G SHOPPING COMPLEX 2 GOMBE GOMBE TASHAN DUKKU,GOMBE 3 GOMBE GOMBE SPECIALIST HOSPITAL,GOMBE 4 GOMBE GOMBE PANTAMI MARKET,STADIUM RD 5 GOMBE GOMBE TIPPER MOTOR PARK,RAILWAY RD. 6 GOMBE GOMBE EMIR'S PALACE NEAR GOMBE LG SEC 7 AKKO AKKO ARAWA,KOFAR JAURO 8 AKKO AKKO TUMFURE DIGACI 9 AKKO AKKO ARAWA 10 AKKO AKKO STATE LOW COST ESTATE 11 Y/DEBA Y/DEBA KWADON,OPPOSITE POLICE STATION 12 Y/DEBA Y/DEBA LOCAL GOVERNMENT SEC 13 SHOMGOM SHOMGOM LOCAL GOVERNMENT SEC 14 KWAMI KWAMI KWAMI PRIMARY SCH,MARAFA HOUSE 15 KWAMI KWAMI KWAMI MOTOR PARK 16 BALANGA BALANGA TALASSE MOTOR PARK 17 FUNAKAYE FUNAKAYE ASHAKA CEMENT AREA 18 BILLIRI BILLIRI NURTW PARK GATE, BILLIRI 19 DUKKU DUKKU EMIR'S PALACE , DUKKU 20 KALTUNGO KALTUNGO LOCAL GOVERNMENT SEC 21 NAFADA NAFADA LOCAL GOVERNMENT SEC 22 NAFADA NAFADA KOFAR SARKI NAFADA 23 AKKO AKKO BY BECKY RESTAURANT, AHMADU BELLO WAY, AKKO 24 AKKO AKKO JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL,TUKULMA,AKKO 25 AKKO AKKO KUDURUM DISTRICT HEAD PALACE 26 AKKO AKKO MARKET SQUARE KASHERE 27 BALANGA BALANGA BANGU SECONDARY SCHOOL, BALANGA 28 BALANGA BALANGA DISTRICT HEAD PALACE 29 BILLIRI BILLIRI OPP CENTRAL MOSQUE, BILLIRI 30 BILLIRI BILLIRI NURTW MOTOR PARK 31 DUKKU DUKKU DISTRICT HEAD PALACE 32 DUKKU DUKKU OPPOSITE GENERAL HOSPITAL DUKKU 33 FUNKAYE FUNKAYE KASUWA SHANU FUNAKAYE 34 FUNKAYE FUNKAYE BY ASHAKA CEMENT COMPANY GATE 35 GOMBE GOMBE YALANGURUZA JUNCTION 36 GOMBE GOMBE BAUCHI MOTOR PARK 37 GOMBE GOMBE ARMY BARRACKS,GOMBE 38 GOMBE GOMBE BCJ TRACTER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 39 GOMBE GOMBE GOMBE STATE UNIVERSITY, FIRST GATE 40 GOMBE GOMBE ANGWAJA, SABO LINE 41 KALTUNGO KALTUNGO DISTRICT HEAD PALACE 42 KALTUNGO KALTUNGO OPPOSITE KALTUNGO MICRO FINANCE BANK 43 KWAMI KWAMI MALACIDI, KWAMI 44 KWAMI KWAMI BY KWAMI POST OFFICE 45 NAFADA NAFADA DONFA MARKET, NAFADA 46 NAFADA NAFADA NAFADA LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT 47 SHONGOM SHONGOM BY CIVIL DEFENCE OFFICE, SHONGOM 48 SHONGOM SHONGOM SHOMGOM LOCAL GOVT. SECRETARIAT 49 YAMALTU DEBA YAMALTU DEBA GOVERNMENT DAY SECONDARY SCH. KANAWA 50 YAMALTU DEBA YAMALTU DEBA KWODOM MARKET AREA, Y/DEBA Taraba State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08036507973 S/N L.G.A City / Town Street Address 1 ARDO KOLA ARDO KOLA ALHAJI ANAS RESIDENCE LAU 2 ARDO KOLA ARDO KOLA ARDO KOLA L.G SECRETARIAT 3 ARDO KOLA ARDO KOLA IWARE TOWN, MARKET AREA 4 BALI BALI 15 PALACE WAY BALI L. G. A 5 BALI BALI GARA OF DONGA' PALACE DONGA 6 DONGA DONGA LAMDO GASHAKA PALACE SERTI, GASHAKA 7 DONGA DONGA VET.
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