All 6 Local Government Areas of Federal Capital Territory State

Abuja Municipal Area Council is the principal urban Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory and contains most of the Abuja Federal Capital City. It should not be confused with the entire FCT, which contains six Area Councils. AMAC has the most diversified economy in the FCT. Government administration, real estate, construction, hospitality, retail, professional services, finance, transportation, telecommunications, tourism and international business are major economic activities. The presence of federal ministries, diplo

Bwari is one of the six Area Councils of the FCT and combines rapidly expanding suburban districts with extensive rural and agricultural communities. Bwari has a mixed economy based on agriculture, commerce, construction, real estate, education, public services and small-scale businesses. Its proximity to the Federal Capital City has accelerated residential development, especially around Kubwa, Dutse Alhaji, Dawaki, Mpape and other northern Abuja

Gwagwalada is an important western and southwestern gateway to Abuja and is one of the major satellite-town areas of the FCT. Gwagwalada has a mixed economy dominated by agriculture, education, healthcare, commerce, transportation, public services and small businesses. The University of Abuja and University of Abuja Teaching Hospital are major economic and institutional anchors. Farming of rice, maize, yam, cassava, vegeta

Kuje combines agricultural communities with rapidly expanding residential developments. It is strategically located southwest of Abuja city and has become increasingly integrated into the metropolitan economy. Kuje is one of the important agricultural areas of the FCT and is often described as one of Abuja's food-producing belts. Major activities include farming, livestock production, food processing, trading, construction, transportation and real estate. The council supplies agricultural products to mark

Kwali is one of the six Area Councils of the FCT and contains extensive rural communities. It is strongly associated with agriculture, pottery and traditional crafts. Kwali has an agricultural and craft-based economy. Farming, pottery, livestock, food processing, trading and small-scale businesses are important. The area is internationally associated with the Nigerian potter Ladi Kwali, whose artistic legacy remains an important part of the council's cultural ide

Abaji is the southernmost Area Council of the FCT and serves as an important gateway between Abuja and parts of Kogi and Nasarawa States. Abaji has a predominantly agricultural economy. Major activities include crop farming, livestock production, fishing, trading, food processing and transportation. Important crops include yam, maize, cassava, rice, vegetables and other food crops. Its position near the southern and western gateways o