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North – East Zone North – East Zone Gombe State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08034705003 S/N City / Town Street Address 1 Akko Arawa,Kofar Jauro 2 Akko Tumfure Digaci 3 Akko ECWA Church, Arawa 4 Akko State Low Cost Estate 5 Akko By Becky Restaurant, Ahmadu Bello Way, Akko 6 Akko Junior Secondary School,Tukulma, Akko 7 Akko Kudurum District Head's Palace 8 Akko Market Square, Kashere 9 Balanga Talasse Motor Park 10 Balanga Bangu Secondary School, Balanga 11 Balanga District Head Palace 12 Billiri NURTW Park Gate, Billiri 1 13 Billiri NURTW Park Gate, Billiri 2 14 Billiri Opp Central Mosque, Billiri 15 Dukku Emir's Palace , Dukku 16 Dukku District Head Palace 17 Dukku Opposite General Hospital Dukku 18 Funakaye Ashaka Cement Area 19 Funkaye Kasuwa Shanu Funakaye 20 Funkaye By Ashaka Cement Company Gate 21 Gombe Gombe Local Government Shopping Complex 22 Gombe Tashan Dukku,Gombe 23 Gombe Specialist Hospital,Gombe 24 Gombe Pantami Market,Stadium Rd 25 Gombe Tipper Motor Park,Railway Rd. 26 Gombe Emir's Palace Near Gombe Local Government Secretariat 27 Gombe Yalanguruza Junction 28 Gombe Bauchi Motor Park 29 Gombe Army Barracks,Gombe 30 Gombe BCJ Tracter Construction Company 31 Gombe Gombe State University, First Gate 32 Gombe Angwaja, Sabo Line 33 Kaltungo Local Government Secretariat 34 Kaltungo District Head Palace 35 Kaltungo Opposite Kaltungo Micro Finance Bank 36 Kwami Kwami Primary Sch,Marafa House 37 Kwami Kwami Motor Park 38 Kwami Malacidi, Kwami 39 Kwami By Kwami Post Office 40 Nafada Nafada Local Government Secretariat 1 41 Nafada Nafada Local Government Secretariat 2 42 Nafada Donfa Market, Nafada 43 Nafada Kofar Sarki Nafada 44 Shomgom By Civil Defence Office, Shongom 45 Shongom Shomgom Local Government Secretariat 1 46 Shongom Shomgom Local Government Secretariat 2 47 Yamaltu Deba Kwadon,Opposite Police Station 48 Yamaltu Deba Local Government Secretariat 49 Yamaltu Deba Government Day Secondary Sch. Kanawa 50 Yamaltu Deba Kwodom Market Area, Y/Deba Taraba State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08036507973 S/N City / Town Street Address 1 Ardo Koda Anguwa Musa Ibrahim 2 Ardo Koda Princess Shopping Plaza, Ardo Kola 3 Ardo Kola Ardo Kola Local Government Secretariat 4 Ardo Kola Iware Town, Market Area 5 Bali 15 Palace Way, Bali 6 Bali No 14 Donga Road 7 Bali Government Junior Secondary School, Bali 8 Donga Gara Of Donga' Palace, Donga 9 Donga Lamdo Gashaka Palace Serti, Gashaka 10 Donga Vet. Clinic Gashaka Serti 11 Donga Beside LCCN Church Cc5, Ruwa Street 12 Donga No.124 Jatau Close Kamazou Opposite Jamilu Station 13 Gashaka Daginkowa Prim Sch, Serti 14 Gashaka Gassol Local Government Secretariat Behind Police Station Mutum Biyu 15 Gashaka Green Computers Business Centre, Gashaka 16 Gashaka Post Office Junction 17 Gassol Mutum‐Biyu , Market Area 18 Gassol Emir's Palace, Ibbi 19 Gassol Opposite Government Secondary School, Gassol 20 Gassol Alkali Jumare Junction 21 Gembu Abuja Quarters, Opp Pdp Secretariat, Gembu 22 Ibi Mondo Market Beside Mondo Mosque 23 Ibi Zara Primary School, Ibi 24 Jalingo Federal Medical Centre, Jalingo 25 Jalingo Road Block, Moror Park, Jalingo 26 Jalingo Market Area, First Gate, Jalingo 27 Jalingo Besides De Bas Suites, 145 Hamaruwa Way, Jalingo 28 Jalingo Federal Medical Centre Gate 29 Karim Lamido Kofar Fada, Karim Lamido 30 Karim Lamido Ivah Of Jen Palace, Jen/Garkuwan Wurku Palace, Karim Lamido 31 Karim Lamido Local Governemnt Secretariat 32 Karim Lamido Gsm Business Centre, Opposite Bashir Filling Station 33 Karim Lamido District Head Palace, Karim 34 Kurmi Kurmi Palace, Kurmi 35 Kurmi Local Governemnt Secretariat 36 Kurmi Opposite Government Secondary School,Kurmi 37 Kurmi 3 Ways Roundabout, Kurmi Sarkin 38 Lau Town Alhaji Anas Residence, Lau 39 Lau Town Main Market Gate No. 1, Lau Town 40 Lau Town Police Quarters 41 Lau Town Lau Fish Market 42 Sardauna Kofar Fada Gembu, Sarduana 43 Sardauna By Angwan‐Romi Bus Stop, Sarduana 44 Sardauna Tasha Junction, Sarduana North 45 Sarduana Local Governemnt Secretariat 1 46 Sarduana Local Governemnt Secretariat 2 47 Takum District Head House Amguwan Gimbia Sabon‐Takum 48 Takum Evening Market, By Second Gate 49 Ussa Local Governemnt Secretariat 50 Ussa Ussa Central Motor Park 51 Ussa Railway Down Quarters, Station Market 52 Wukari Masaka Communication Center, Roger Rd, Wukari 53 Wukari Local Governemnt Secretariat 54 Wukari Anguwan Sarkin,Pupule 55 Wukari District Head Palace. 56 Wukari Afaka General Pump 57 Yorro Besides Govt Day Sec School, Yorro 58 Yorro Baban Kasuwa Opposite Yorro Motor Park 59 Zing St. Patrick Catholic Church Tudun Wada Ward, Zing 60 Zing Anguwan Fada Ward, Zing 61 Zing Kofar Fada Ward 62 Zing Local Government Secretariat 63 Zing Emir's Palace 64 Zing St. Stephen Catholic Church Kofar Zing 65 Zing Tithe Junction Anguwan Yaro Yobe State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08064544144 S/N City/Town Street Address 1 Bade Near Market Junction Talbari, Sarkin Hausawa, Gashua Ward 2 Bade Headquaters Sabon Gari Opposite Nasara Clinic 3 Bade Emir's Palace 4 Bade Federal Housing Estate, Bade 5 Bade District Head Palace, Bade 6 Fika Primary Health Centre, Fika 7 Bursari Local Government Secretariat 8 Bursari Bursari Central Mosque Area 9 Bursari Federal Low Cost Estate 10 Bursari Dapchi, Bursari L.G. 11 Damaturu Emir's Palace 12 Damaturu Fed.Poly 2nd Gate, Damaturu 13 Damaturu GSM Village Fed.Poly, Damaturu 14 Damaturu Polythenic Gate, Damaturu 15 Damaturu Freezone Plaza, Opposite Gtbank 16 Fika Njiwaji Centre Football Field, Damaturu 17 Fika Fika NURTW Motor Park 18 Fika Government Day Seconday School Besides The Gate 19 Damaturu Oppsite Nitel Along Gashua Rd, Damaturu 20 Fune No, Glo Shop Behide Motor Park, Fika Anze Ward 21 Fune Layin Sanda Business Centre 22 Fune 2 Dorayi Babba Yamadawa, Fune Local Government 23 Geidam Local Government Secretariat 24 Geidam Post Office Junction, Geidam 25 Geidam Geidam Primary School, Gyawana 26 Gujba Kasuwar Gujuba Opp Quari Market 27 Bade District Head Palace, Bade 28 Gujuba Emir's Palace Damagom 29 Gujuba Ngelzarima Market, Fune L.G.A 30 Gulani Opposite Emir's Palace 31 Gulani Guladanchi Road Junction Gulani 32 Gulani Opposite Teachers Quarters 33 Jakusko Viewing Centre Buni Yadi Gujuba 34 Jakusko City Women Center, Close To Britsh Council 35 Jakusko Municipal Secretariat 36 Karasuwa Bara View Centre Cncl L.G.A 37 Karasuwa District Head Palace Karasuwa 38 Karasuwa No 2 Mutum Biyu Communication Potiskum Road 39 Machina Emir's Palace 1 40 Machina Emir's Palace 2 41 Machina Market Round About, Besides Musa Super Stores 42 Machina Em12 Palace Road, Around Municipal Secretariat 43 Nangere District Head Palace, Jakusko 44 Nangere Kofar Nangere Along The Main Gate 45 Nangere Government School, Nanagere 46 Nguru Lawanti Palace, Yak L.G.A 47 Nguru Emir's Palace 1 48 Nguru Emir's Palace 2 49 Nguru Behind Central Mosque,Nguru 50 Nguru Local Governement Secreatariat 51 Potiskum Central Market Nguru 52 Potiskum Anguwan Barma Tsohon Ngurzi, Ngu L.G.A 53 Potiskum Main Market, Nguru 54 Potiskum Fika Emirate Council, Potiskum 55 Potiskum Yankaba Market, Along Sabon Fagge 56 Potiskum Potiskum, Medical Centre 3rd Gate 57 Potiskum Main Market Potiskum 58 Potiskum Local Government Secretariat 59 Tarmuwa District Head Palace, Tarmuwa 60 Tarmuwa Tarmuwa Central Motor Park 61 Yufusari Central Planning Sch. Yufusari 1 62 Yufusari Central Planning Sch. Yufusari 2 63 Yufusari Central Motor Park, Yufusari 64 Yufusari Govt. Day Secondary, Yufusari 65 Yufusari Local Governement Secretariat 1 66 Yufusari Local Governement Secretariat 2 67 Yufusari Local Governement Secretariat 3 68 Yufusari St John's Church, Bompai, Nasarawa LGA Adamawa State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 07055991951/08064607363 S/N City/Town Street Address 1 Borrong Borrong Beside Borrong Market 2 Demsa Demsa Yola‐Numan Road 3 Fufore Fufore Along Gurin Road 4 Ganye Ganye Opp. Ganwari Palace 5 Garkida Garkida Near General Hospital 6 Gombi Gombi Along Hong Road 7 Guyuk Guyuk Market Road, Guyuk 8 Hong Hong Warja Ward, Hong 9 Hong UBA, Michika Road 10 Jada Along Jada Ganye Road 11 Lamurde Lafia‐Lamurde Cham Road, Lamurde 12 Madagali Gulak Along Madagali Road 13 Madagali Madagali Gwasa‐Boma Road 14 Maiha Govt. Sec. Sch. Maiha 15 Mayo‐Belwa Mayo‐ Belwa Yola‐Ganye Road 16 Michika Michika Lagos Street 17 Mubi Fed. Poly Mubi Off Muva Road Mubi 18 Mubi Govt. Sec. Sch. Mubi Muva Road Mubi 19 Mubi Along Ahmadu Bello Way 20 Mubi Tech. Sec. Schl. Mubi, Behind Prisons 21 Mubi Along Ahmadu Bello Way 22 Numan Along Numan Hospital Road 23 Numan Savanah Sugarco. Numan Company Premises 24 Numan State Polytecnic, Numan Yola Road 25 Shelleng Shelleng Opp. Area Court 26 Song Along Song Yola Gombi Road 27 Yola Fed. Uni. Of Technology, Yola Mubi Road 28 Yola Fed. Colledge Of Education Yola Town Road 29 Yola Fed. Secretariat, Yola Town Road 30 Yola State Sec. Yola, Yola Town Road 31 Yola Yola H.O, Ahmadu Bello Way 32 Yola Along Sokoto Street, Yola Bauchi State Contact Number/Enquires ‐ 08037258093 S/N City / Town Street Address 1 Alkaleri Akuyam, Abdu One Quarters Akuyam, Nitel Comp.Gombe Road Alkaleri 2 Alkaleri Alkaleri, Nitel Comp. Gombe Road Alkaleri. 3 Azare Azare Head Office, Near Fire Service Azare 4 Bauchi ATBU University Campus, Bauchi 5 Bauchi Bauchi Head Office, Near Wunti Market Bauchi 6 Bauchi Federal Secretariat, Fed. Sec. Complex, Bauchi 7 Dambam Along Dambam Yola Road, Dambam Town 8 Darazo Along Darazo Kari Road, Darazo LGA 9 Dass Dass Opp. Day Secondary School, Dass 10 Gamawa Gamawa Gss Road, Gamawa Town 11 Gidan Mai Gidan Mai Gidan Mai, Jos Road Roundabout 12 Itas Itas Near Emir's Palace Itas Town 13 Jama Are Jama'are Opp.Local Government Secretariat, Adamami Road 14 Kari Kari Misau/Bauchi Junction Maiduguri Road 15 Misau Misau Head Office Kano Road Near Gen.
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