Baganje North Baganje South Bare Billiri North Billiri South Kalmai Tal Tanglang Todi Tudu Kwaya
Dukku
Gombe Abba Hashidu Jamari Kunde Lafiya Malala Waziri North Waziri South / Central Wuro Tale Zange Zaune
Funakaye
Ashaka / Magaba Bage Bajoga West Bajoga East Bodor / Tilde Jillahi Kupto Ribadu Tongo Wawa / Wakkulutu
Gombe
Ajiya Bajoga Bolari East Bolari West Dawaki Herwagana Jeka Dafari Kumbiya – Kumbiya Nasarawa Pantami Shamaki
Kaltungo
Awak Bule / Kaltin Kaltungo East Kaltungo West Kamo Tula – Yiri Tula Baule Tula Wange Tungo Ture
Kwami
Bojude Daban Fulani Doho Dukul Gadam Jurara Komfulata Kwami Malam Sidi Malleri
Nafada
Barwo / Nasarawo Barwo Winde Birin Bolewa Birin Fulani East Birin Fulani West Gudukku Jigawa Nafada Central Nafada East Nafada West
Shongom
Bangunji Boh Burak Filiya Gundale Gwandum Kulishin Kushi Lalaipido Lapan
Yalmaltu/ Deba
Deba Difa / Lubo / Kinafa Gwani / Shinga / Wade Hinna Jagali North Jagali South Kanawa / Wajari Kuri /Lano / Lambam Kwadon / Liji / Kurba Nono / Kunwal / W. Birdeka Zambul / Kwali
Gombe is one of the 36 states of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, located in the north eastern part of the country.
The state was created out of Bauchi state on 1st October 1996 by the Late General Sani Abacha’s Administration.
Its creation was a fulfilment of the aspiration of the people who for long, had passionately craved for a state of their own out of the then Bauchi state.
Gombe State has eleven Local Government Areas (LGA) namely, Akko, Balanga, Billiri, Dukku, Funakaye, Gombe, Kaltungo, Kwami, Nafada, Shongom, and Yamaltu Deba.
Map of Gombe State showing Local Government Areas
Gombe State Local Government Areas and their headquarters, administrative capitals
