Adamawa
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"Land of Beauty (Ƴal tà bilan)" |
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Location of Adamawa State in Nigeria
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| Bayàanai (Ɗafàfi) | |||
| Sim à bòo: | Lesdi Adamaawa | ||
| Country: |  Lanjèeriya |
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| Kòodinet: | 9°20′N 12°30′E / 9.333°N 12.500°E | ||
| Hùkuuma | |||
| Gamna: | Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri (PDP) | ||
| Jàga tà mâiwàa: | Yola | ||
| Deputy Governor: | Kaletapwa Farauta (PDP) | ||
| Legislature: | State House of Assembly | ||
| Ɗàwàa: | 27 August 1991 | ||
| Mbeesu mà mindì | |||
| Màalaa: | 36917 km² | ||
| Gam mà mindì: | 3178950 (2006) | ||
| Mâiwàa mà mindì: | auto | ||
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| Sartù: | GMT (UTC+1) | ||
| Lamba mà jàgo: | 640001 | ||
| Lamba mà càɗi: | +234 | ||
| Ma'auni mà HDI: | ₦2.66 trillion[1] | ||
| Jèere tà Sâunaa: | www.adamawastate.gov.ng | ||
Adamawa nanta sim má jáháa ga mbândi a gàazàa ma dîbî mà Lanjèeriya. Gaamatuka boo a gàazàa ma gen ka jahaa ma Barnau jahaa ma Gombe ka gen, jahaa ma Taraba ka njàwa ma gen, āsèe boo ma dîbî gamatu ka boo ma eli ka Kamaru. Jàgotà maiwàa na a ka ta jàgata Yola. Ka boo akata dikça (100) çaça ma mundi ma Adamawa.
Tootàcin mà hukuma
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]Ka tootàcin mà hukuma auya (20) sim sunèe:
- Demsa
- Fufore
- Ganye
- Girei
- Gombi
- Guyuk
- Hong
- Jada
- Lamurde
- Madagali
- Maiha
- Mayo-Belwa
- Michika
- Mubi North
- Mubi South
- Numan
- Shelleng
- Song
- Toungo
- Yola North (State capital)
- Yola South
Boo
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]Boo ma jahaa ma Adamawa ciriɓtu ka tootacin ma hukuma:[2][3]
| LGA | Languages |
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| Demsa | Bali, Bata, Bille, Mbula-Bwazza Wakka |
| Fufore | Filàatàa, Bata |
| Ganye | Filàatàa, Peere, Chamba Daka |
| Girei | Filàatàa, Bata, Tambo |
| Gombi | Bura-Pabir, Ga'anda, Hwana, Lala-Roba, Ngwaba |
| Guyuk | Longuda |
| Hong | Kilba, Marghi |
| Jada | Filàatàa, Chamba, Koma |
| Lamurde | Tsobo,Kwa, Bacama |
| Madagali | Marghi, Mafa, Sukur Language |
| Maiha | Nzanyi |
| Mayo-Belwa | Filàatàa, Yangdang, Wakka |
| Michika | Kamwe |
| Mubi North | Fali |
| Mubi South | Gude, Mafa |
| Numan | Bachama, Waaja, Kaan |
| Shelleng | Kanakuru |
| Song | Mboi, Yungur |
| Toungo | Chamba |
| Yola North | Lakka |
| Yola South | Filàatàa, Vere |
Çalaa ma çaça
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]- ↑ States of States 2022 Edition. States of States 2022 Edition. Archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20230331012420/https://yourbudgit.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/2022-State-of-states_Official.pdf.
- ↑ Language Shift from Mother Tongues towards Fulfulde in Adamawa State, Nigeria: Causes and Consequences. 2003. Language Shift from Mother Tongues towards Fulfulde in Adamawa State, Nigeria: Causes and Consequences.
- ↑ Adamawa State – Adamawa State Planning Commission. Adamawa State – Adamawa State Planning Commission.
| Jaha mà Adamawa | |
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| Jàga tà Mâiwàa: Yola | |
| Tòotacin mà hukuuma |
 Demsa • Fufore • Ganye • Girei • Gombi • Guyuk • Hong • Jada • Lamurde • Madagali • Maiha • Mayo-Belwa • Michika • Mubi Gàazàa • Mubi Njàwò • Numan • Shelleng • Song • Toungo • Yola Gàazàa • Yola Njàwò |
| Gamnoni mà Jaha mà Adamawa | |
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Abubakar Salihu (1991–92) • Saleh Michika (1992–93) • Gregory Agboneni (1993–96) • Joe Kalu-Abba (1996) • Mustapha Ismail (1996–98) • Amuzie Enwerem (1998–99) • Boni Haruna (1999–2007) • Murtala Nyako (2007–08) • James Barka (2008) • Murtala Nyako (2008–12) • Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri (2012) • Murtala Nyako (2012–14) • Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri (2014) • Bala James Ngilari (2014–15) • Bindow Jibrilla (2015–19) • Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri (2019–ànce) | |
| Jaha mà Adamawa portal |
| Jahohi mà Lanjèeriya | |
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| Birni mà Tarayya (FCT) | |
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Abia • Adamawa • Akwa-Ibom • Anambra • Bàuci • Bayelsa • Benue • Barno • Cross River • Delta • Ebonyi • Edo • Ikiti • Enugu • Gombe • Imo • Jigawa • Kaduna • Kanàu • Katsina • Kebbi • Kogi • Kwara • Lagos • Nasarawa • Neja • Ogun • Ondo • Osun • Oyo • Pilatau • Ribas • Sokoto • Taraba • Yobe • Zamfara | |
| Portal mà Lanjèeriya |