Federal capital district (Nigeria)
- Federal capital district
- Federal Capital Territory
- Nickname : The center of the unification
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Country 
NigeriaCapital Abuja Setting day 1976February 3 Official language English Area 7,315 km² Population
-2006 national census ¹
1,405,201Minister アリユ モディッボ ウマル (PDP) ISO 3166-2 NG-FC Official site Federal Capital Territory Administration - ¹ Preliminary investigation
The federal capital district (Federal Capital Territory, FCT) is a metropolitan area of Abuja located in the central part of Nigeria. I was divided from the domain of a previous northwest state, State of ベヌエ = Heights, the State of northern part center saying that I was located the center of the country of 12 states in 1976 after the Biafra war when I was reorganized by 19 states and was installed. I am located the north of the junction of Niger River and the ベヌエ river. The capital function was transferred from Lagos in 1991, too. After 1996, I contact with ナイジャ state to the west コギ state to the south ナサラワ state to the east カドゥナ state to the north. It is dotted with rocky mountains in savanna.
Inhabitants
In the indigenous people, a イグビラ group almost lives in the southwestern part with a グワリ group [1].
District assembly
Six district assemblies equivalent to the local government assembly of other states are put.
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Footnote
- ^ ethnic group map of federal capital territory by local government area, Nigeria Office for National Statistics. July 7, 2008 reading.
Coordinate: 8°50'N 7°10'E / 8.833 degrees N 7.167 degrees E
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