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KARU LOCAL GOVERNMENT Local Government Secretariat, Karu, Nassarawa State, Nigeria Email:Info@Karulga.Na.Gov.Ng Phone:0814 990 6585 KARU LOCAL GOVERNMENT Local Government Secretariat, Karu, Nassarawa State, Nigeria Email:[email protected] Phone:0814 990 6585 Period: Unspecified VALUATION LIST OF PROPERTIES S/N Property Id Assessment Name of Property Owner/Occupant Type of Property Use of Property Address of Property Annual Value Number 1 0040000278 KRV/TR/J/19/001 0 KOLOME PLAZA SHOPPING MALL/ COMMERCIAL not available, ANGWAN DOKA NEW N448,000.00 PLAZA NYANYA, ALONG KEFFI ABUJA EXPRESS WAY, NEW NYANYA 2 0060000804 KRV/TR/M/19/001 0060000804 MULTI-PURPOSE MIXED USE not available, NOT AVAILABLE, N494,400.00 MASAKA 3 0040000154 KRV/TR/A/19/037 101 LOUNGE 101 LOUNGE GUEST HOUSE COMMERCIAL 101, OLD KARU ROAD OPPOSITE N480,000.00 DUDU COMPANY, MARARABA 4 0050000021 KRV/TR/A/19/005 17 LEHA STREET PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL 17, LEHA, MARARABA N1,040,000.00 RESIDENTIAL 5 0030001617 KRV/TR/N/19/039 30-30 MULTI-PURPOSE MIXED USE not available, 30-30 STREET, MASAKA N680,000.00 HOTEL,MASAKA. 6 0030000557 KRV/TR/E/19/004 35 ALIYU LAMU SHOPS SPALL CENTER SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, DAN IYA, MARARABA N440,000.00 YOLA STREET,OFF CHIMA STREET 7 0030000549 KRV/TR/E/19/004 3B /SHOPS AFRA BOUTIQUE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, ALONG CITY COLLEGE/VINTAGE N320,000.00 ESTATE OLD KARU ROAD MARARABA, MARARABA 8 0040004432 KRV/TR/D/19/033 3NO BLOCK OF 2BD PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL 392, CALVARY ROAD ASO PADA N800,000.00 FLAT RESIDENTIAL MARARBA, MARARABA 9 0040004432 KRV/TR/D/19/033 3NO BLOCK OF 2BD PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL 392, CALVARY ROAD ASO PADA N800,000.00 FLAT RESIDENTIAL MARARBA, MARARABA 10 0040004289 KRV/TR/B/19/113 3 PLEA BRIDAL SHOPS ON THE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, ST. 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A RANO FILLING PETROL FILLING COMMERCIAL no, KORODUMA, ONE MAN N3,825,000.00 STATION STATION VILLAGE, KEFFI HIGHWAY, ADO 17 0020000548 KRV/TR/E/19/0001 ABBA SHOPS OPPOSITE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 1, ALONG KEFFI EXPRESS ROAD BY N1,080,000.00 LOE LINKS NIG LTD OLD KARU JUNCTION MARARABA, BOOKSHOP MARARABA 18 0030001627 KRV/TR/N/19/0 ABBA FATHER AIDO MULTI-PURPOSE MIXED USE not available, ABUJAKEFFI EXPRESS N400,000.00 SERVICE WAY, MASAKA 19 0030000194 KRV/TR/E/19/0004 ABBA SARKI SHOPS ON THE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, ALONG RUGA MARKET ROAD N2,160,000.00 MUSICAL STUDIO STREET MARARABA, MARARABA 20 0020000530 KRV/TR/E/19/001 ABDIEL ABDIEL OFFICE COMMERCIAL 1, 1 ABDIEL ACADEMY STREET N2,048,000.00 INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL BEHIND KAPDA OFF DANLADI ACADEMY ACADEMY ZAKARI STREET OFF OLD KARU ROAD, MARARABA 21 0040000177 KRV/TR/J/19/011 ABDU BAJAHUMI ABDU BAJAHUNI SHOPPING MALL/ COMMERCIAL not available, PDP OFFICE N14,600,000.00 SHOPPING SHOPPING PLAZA SECTARIAT JUNCTION NEW KARU, COMPLEX COMPLEX NEW KARU 22 0030000102 KRV/TR/E/19/011 ABDUL ABDUL ABDU-ABDU NIG PETROL FILLING COMMERCIAL no, ABDU ABDU NIG LTD OPPPSITE N1,377,497.60 NIG.LTD. FILLING LIMITED STATION DIAMOND BANK MARARABA, STATION. MARARABA 23 0030000917 KRV/TR/F/19/019 ABDULGAMMU SHOP SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 1, ALONG PARAMILITRY ROAD N28,000.00 YAYA .MARARABA. TUDU WADA MARABA, MARARABA 24 0040000531 KRV/TR/F/19/07 ABDULRAHAMAN MUSARI PLAZA SHOPPING COMMERCIAL nill, NEW ORANGE MARKET N1,440,000.00 STORE COMPLEX MARARABA,MEDICAL CENTER ROAD., MARARABA 25 0040000842 KRV/TR/E/19/001 ABDUL UMAR KOKO SHOPS CENTER SHOPS COMMERCIAL no 2 , CHIMA NO2 STREET, N521,600.00 MARARABA 26 0060000307 KRV/TR/B/19/045 ABEL ALICE MULTI-PURPOSE MIXED USE 10, OTUKPA OCHENEHI STREET, N960,000.00 (TENANT) MARARABA 27 0040002900 KRV/TR/G/19/003 ABIADE KIDDIES NURSERY AND PUBLIC 0, BEFORE GJV HOTEL, AROUND N263,680.00 SCHOOL PRIMARY INSTITUTION NEPA QUARTERS KORUNDUNMA, ONE MAN VILLAGE., MARARABA 28 0030001326 KRV/TR/G/19/001 ABIBBIANA ABIBBIANA CENTER SHOPS COMMERCIAL nill, NANA BYANYIKO STREET, NEW N224,000.00 BEAUTY ARENA BEAUTY ARENA KARU 29 0040001026 KRV/TR/G/19/004 ABLE KIDS EDUCATIONAL PUBLIC no, OPPOSITE WHITE HOUSE, NEW N320,000.00 MONTESSORI INSTITUTION INSTITUTION KARU, NEW KARU ACADEMY 30 0040000151 KRV/TR/A/19/46 AB PLAZA MEBRIN SHOPPING COMMERCIAL 1, A.B PLAZA BESIDE ST RITA N2,400,000.00 COMPLEX CATHOLIC CHURCH L,OLD KARU MARARABA ABUJA, MARARABA 31 0010000070 KRV/TR/B/19/78 ABS GODSWILL SHOPS SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, KABAYI ROAD MARARABA N240,000.00 FROZEN FOOD OPPOSITE WAZOBIA SHOPPING CENTER, MARARABA Generated on the Karu LGA Internal Revenue Central System (htpps:// karulga.na.gov.ng) Generated by: Byteworks ICS Platform Date Generated: Email: [email protected] | Call: 080447762445, 090367353556 09/04/19 2 / 153 S/N Property Id Assessment Name of Property Owner/Occupant Type of Property Use of Property Address of Property Annual Value Number 32 0030000631 KRV/TR/F/19/009 ABUBAKAR SHOPS ON THE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 00, BEHIND ROYAL DREAM HOTEL N64,000.00 STREET, OPPOSITE MARARABA,TUDUN WADA ZAMFARA MOSQUE, MARARABA,OPPOSITE ZAMFARA MOSQUE., MARARABA 33 0040000819 KRV/TR/G/19/011 ABUBAKAR SADIQ PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL 0, OFF ADO JUNCTION ROAD, DOWN N400,000.00 RESIDENTIAL CHALLYS HOTEL STREET ADO, ADO 34 0030000012 KRV/TR/F/19/006 ABUGU ANASTASIA ONYEDIKA GOD SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 06, ROTSHAK STREET OPPOSITE N28,800.00 PATENT MEDICINE CITY INT'L SCHOOL, MARARABA 35 0020000506 KRV/TR/B/19/003 ABUJA NURSERY AND PUBLIC 5, ABUJA INTERNATIONAL N2,419,200.00 INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY INSTITUTION ACADEMY STREET, MARARABA ACADEMY 36 0020000124 KRV/TR/A/19/004 ABUJA EDUCATIONAL PUBLIC no, TORAD LANE, OFF OLD KARU N1,689,600.00 INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTION INSTITUTION ROAD, MARARABA ACADEMY 37 0030001333 KRV/TR/A/19/001 ABUJA NURSERY AND PUBLIC nill, BEHIND CALVARY PLAZA, N3,492,608.00 INTERNATIONAL PRIMARY INSTITUTION MARARABA ACADEMY. 38 0040002057 KRV/TR/C/19/0025 ABURAHIM SHOP ATTACHED SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 25, ALONG ABUJA KEFFI ROAD N200,000.00 ALHASA TEXTILE TO ODERA MMARARABA, MARARABA PHARMACY LTD 39 0040001527 KRV/TR/N/19/0022 ACCESS AGENT SHOPS FOR CENTER SHOPS COMMERCIAL nil, ALONG LUVU RAOD, MASAKA N912,000.00 RENTING 40 0020000467 KRV/TR/E/19/0011 ACCESS BET DEE IMMACULATE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 37, CHIMA STREET OFF KEFFI N528,000.00 LAUNDRY SHOPS EXPRESS WAY MARARABA, NO37 MARARABA 41 0020000436 KRV/TR/B/19/009 ACCURATE PAINT SPECIAL MIXED USE 9, CMP STREET MOPOL JUNCTION N998,400.00 & ALLIED DEVELOPMENT ROAD, MARARABA INDUSTRY. 42 0020000438 KRV/TR/B/19/001 ACCURATE PAINT PAPER, INDUSTRIAL 4, AHULU LANE BY MAMMY ROAD, N1,497,600.00 FACTORY. CHEMICALS, MARARABA TEXTILE 43 0010000454 KRV/TR/J/19/031 ACHANYA SHOPS ON THE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 00, CAPITAL GATE HOTEL N180,000.00 ABRAHAM STREET, OPPOSITE STREET,ADO KARU., ADO DREAM CAST STORE. 44 0030000585 KRV/TR/G/19/010 A.CHEMARK BOOK AL-AMEEN SHOPPING COMMERCIAL 01, ALONG ASO PANDA,GSS PANDA N400,000.00 SHOP VENTURES PLAZA COMPLEX ROAD, MARARABA 45 0030000620 KRV/TR/B/19/003 ACHIEVERS ACHIEVERS OFFICE COMMERCIAL No:7, OFF DUNAMIS N990,720.00 KIDDIES ACADEMY KIDDIES ACADEMY, STREET,MAMMY ROAD,BABA I.Y OFF DUNAMIS ITODO RD, STREET,MARARABA STREET BOUNDARY., MARARABA MARARABA. 46 0060000873 KRV/TR/A/19/009 ADAH JOHN MULTI-PURPOSE MIXED USE not available, DANTATA, MARARABA N240,000.00 47 0040004241 KRV/TR/C/19/0019 ADAMBE SHOPPING MULTI-PURPOSE MIXED USE not available, OLD KARU ROAD N720,000.00 PLAZA MARARABA, MARARABA 48 0030000563 KRV/TR/19/E/006 ADAMU INNUA SHOPS ON THE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, ALONG RUGA MARKET ROAD N120,000.00 STREET MARARABA, MARARABA Generated on the Karu LGA Internal Revenue Central System (htpps:// karulga.na.gov.ng) Generated by: Byteworks ICS Platform Date Generated: Email: [email protected] | Call: 080447762445, 090367353556 09/04/19 3 / 153 S/N Property Id Assessment Name of Property Owner/Occupant Type of Property Use of Property Address of Property Annual Value Number 49 0040000836 KRV/TR/E/19/001 ADAMU ISMAHI SHOPS CENTER SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, DAN IYA STREET, MARARABA N640,000.00 50 0040002811 KRV/TR/G/19/048 ADEFATH EDUCATIONAL PUBLIC not available, BEHIND DANTATA N584,294.40 ACADEMY INSTITUTION INSTITUTION QUARTERS, OPPOSIYE GRACE AND HONOUR ACADEMY, NEW KARU., NEW KARU 51 0030000380 KRV/TR/B/19/167 ADEGOLD SHOPS ON THE SMALL SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, BESIDE DUNAMIS CHURCH N208,000.00 CAKES,BLOCKS OF STREET KABAYI BY SHARPCORNER SHOPS MARARABA, MARARABA 52 0040000837 KRV/TR/E/19/0010 ADE HOMES SHOPS CENTER SHOPS COMMERCIAL 0, DAN IYA STREET, MARARABA N176,000.00 LIMITED 53 0060000404 KRV/TR/P/19/009 ADESHOY SHOPS CENTER SHOPS COMMERCIAL not available, ALONG KEFFI ABUJA N96,000.00 INVESTMENT EXPRES WAY KUCHIKAU, MASAKA 54 0030001142 KRV/TR/G/19/002 ADETRI AND CO PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL 2, MJ.
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