Abuja is widely known as the capital of Nigeria, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), and one of the wealthiest urban areas in Africa.

The city rose to national prominence when there was a need to shift the status of the capital city as Lagos didn’t have the required potential that befits that status.

In 1979, a master plan was created by urban city planners and approved by the Nigerian government for Abuja to be developed in five phases. This plan was necessary for the ease and coordination of developmental efforts.

A map showing the phases of Abuja with 22 residential districts
A map showing the phases of Abuja with 22 residential districts

These developmental phases — numbered from Phase 1 to Phase 5 — cover a total of 1,000 sq km and contain several districts for residential, governmental, or commercial purposes. Each of these districts also has neighborhoods.

Let’s take a look at an overview of Abuja Phase 2 and what the area entails.

Overview of Abuja Phase 2

Phase 2 of the Federal Capital Territory is a well-developed region with beautiful neighborhoods, great infrastructure levels, and extensive road networks.

In terms of the level of development and infrastructure, this phase is not far behind Abuja Phase 1 but still fairs much better than Abuja Phase 3.

Districts in Abuja Phase 2

There are fifteen (15) districts in Abuja Phase 2 and they include:

  • Apo-Dutse
  • Dakibiyu
  • Duboyi
  • Durumi
  • Gaduwa
  • Gudu
  • Jabi
  • Jahi
  • Kado
  • Katampe
  • Kaura
  • Kukwaba
  • Mabushi
  • Utako
  • Wuye
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These districts contain a blend of premium residential, commercial, and leisure spaces.

Landmarks in Abuja Phase 2

Notable landmarks and places you’ll find in Abuja Phase 2 include:

  • Apo Filling Station
  • Gudu Electrical Parts Market
  • Apo Legislative Quarters,
  • High Court of FCT
  • AP Filling Station,
  • National Open University of Nigeria (New Study Centre)
  • Peace Apartments, Jahi
  • Shashilga Court
  • Jahi Clinic
  • Public Service Institute
  • Kingsville College
  • Abuja Enterprise Agency
  • Nippon Grand Hotel
  • Aduvie International School
  • Forest Garden
  • Inspire Academy Staff House
  • TSTV Head Office
  • Cedar Homes
  • Start-Rite Schools
  • Funtaj International School
  • Excel Specialist Hospital
  • Roux Hospital

And many more.

FAQs About Abuja Phase 2

Here are some commonly asked questions about the Phase 2 area of the Federal Capital Territory.

What are the districts in Abuja Phase 2?

There are fifteen (15) districts in Abuja Phase 2 and they include Apo-Dutse, Dakibiyu, Duboyi, Durumi, Gaduwa, Gudu, Jabi, Jahi, Kado, Katampe, Kaura, Kukwaba, Mabushi, Utako, and Wuye.

How many phases are in Abuja?

According to the master plan, there are five (5) phases in Abuja. Each of these phases consists of various districts and neighborhoods.

How many district zones do we have in Abuja?

There are over 50 district zones in Abuja. Phase 1 area of the city has ten (10) district zones, Phase 2 has fifteen (15), Phase 3 has seventeen (17), while Phase 4 has twenty (20).

What are the parts of Abuja?

The parts of Abuja have been divided into five (5) phases. And each of these phases contains various districts and neighborhoods.

Where is the safest place in Abuja?

Asokoro district is one of the safest and most exclusive areas in Abuja. The high-class district is home to most of the top federal cabinet ministers, high-ranking government officials, diplomats, and business moguls residing in the city.

Conclusion

So that’s all you need to know about Abuja Phase 2.

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The phase is well-developed and boasts beautiful neighborhoods with extensive interlinking road networks and excellent infrastructural facilities.

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