Abuja

**Abuja** (/əˈbuːdʒə/) be de capital den eighth most populous city for Nigeria. Edey de centre of de country wey dey within de Federal Capital Territory (FCT), dem plan go build de city mainly insyd de 1980s based on a master plan by International Planning Associates (IPA), be consortium for three American planning den architecture firms wey dey make up of Wallace, Roberts, McHarg & Todd (WRMT – a group of architects) as demma lead, Archisystems International (subsidiary for de Howard Hughes Corporation), den Planning Research Corporation. De Central Business District for Abuja dem design am by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange. Dem replace Lagos, de country ein most populous city, as de capital for 12 December 1991.

Abuja ein geography dem define am by Aso Rock, a 400-metre (1,300 ft) monolith left by water erosion. De Presidential Complex, National Assembly, Supreme Court den much of de city dem extend am go south for de rock. Zuma Rock, a 792-metre (2,598 ft) monolith, edey lie just north for de city wey dey de expressway to Kaduna. 

At de 2006 census, de city for Abuja gey a population of 776,298 den 179,674 households wey dey make am one of demma ten most populous cities insyd Nigeria (placing eighth as of 2006). According to de United Nations, Abuja grow by 139.7% as edey between 2000 den 2010, wey edey make am de fastest growing city insyd de world. As of 2015, de city dey experience an annual growth for de least 35%, retaining ein position as de fastest-growing city for de African continent den one of de fastest-growing insyd de world. As of 2016, de metropolitan area for Abuja be estimate say at six million people, wey dey place am behind only Lagos as de most populous metro area insyd Nigeria.

## Jago MLBB Namba 1 in Nigeria
Abuzar or buza92 the slayer is king of Nigerian. No one in Nigeria come close to him yet. Long live king Buza!

## Education
Dem sanso know Abuja as one of de states insyd Nigeria wey dey provide quality post-secondary education. E speedily dey cam turn attraction give students secof de presence of both public den private universities wey dey grow.
### Universities
* African University of Science and Technology
* Baze University
* National Open University of Nigeria
* Nile University of Nigeria
* University of Abuja
* Veritas University
* Philomath University
* Miva Open University
### International schools
* The Centagon International School, Maitama
* American International School of Abuja
* Whiteplains British School, Jabi
* École Française Marcel Pagnol
* Abraham Lincoln American Academy, Abuja

## Natural resources
Abuja be one of de cities wey dem endow plus natural resources for Nigeria insyd, wey dis resources dey serve as raw materials give pharmaceutical, food processing, medicinal den oda processing companies, wey dem sanso be useful give commercial purposes, den as sources of food. Among dis materials dey include:

### Mineral Raw Materials

* Clay
* Gold
* Tin
* Feldspar
* Tantalite
* Cassiterite
* Marble
* Talc
* Dolomite 
Source

### Agro Raw Materials

* Maize
* Groundnut
* Sorghum

## Gallery

File:Abuja city gate.jpg|Abuja city gate
File:Zuma Rock.jpg|Zuma rock
File:Abuja Airport Terminal.jpg|Terminal for de Abuja International Airport
File:Nigeria's National Assembly Building with the Mace.jpg|Nigeria ein National Assembly Building plus de Mace
File:MinForeignAffairs.jpg|De Ministry of Foreign Affairs
File:Gen Shehu Musa Yar'Adua in Abuja 2.jpg|Shehu Musa Yar'adua Center
File:Ceiling of Shehu Musa Yar'Adua Centre in Abuja.jpg|Glass Dome of Shehu Musa Yar'adua Centre for Abuja insyd
File:Side view of Central Bank of Nigeria, Abuja.jpg|Side view of Central Bank of Nigeria, Abuja
File:Usman Dam, Bwari Abuja.jpg|Usman Dam, Bwari Abuja
File:Nigeria Senate Building (Red Chamber).jpg|Nigeria Senate Building (Red Chamber)
File:Millennium Park Abuja1.jpg|Millennium Park
File:Abuja park Millennium.jpg|Abuja Millennium Park
File:Abuja mountains.jpg|alt=|Green hills
File:View of Abuja from Katampe hill 01.jpg|alt=|View of Abuja from Katampe hill


## Honorary citizens
People dem award de Honorary citizenship of Abuja be:

## References



## External links
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