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Aleiro

Aleiro is a Local Government Area in Kebbi State, Nigeria. Its headquarters is located in the town of Aliero.

Aliero
LGA and town
Aliero
Coordinates: 12°17′47″N 4°25′40″E / 12.2965°N 4.4279°E / 12.2965; 4.4279
Country Nigeria
StateKebbi State
Time zoneUTC+1 (WAT)

It has an area of 350 km2 and a population of 65,973 at the 2006 census.

The postal code of the area is 863.[1]

Background edit

The origins of Aliero can be traced back to the late 16th century when it was founded by the Namasawa and Kabawa tribes. In the 17th century, the population of Aliero grew as people from diverse ethnic groups, such as the Bare-bare from Barno, Marina from Nupeland, Zamfarawa from Zamfara, and Wangarawa from Mali, migrated to and settled in the area due to its fertile land.

The name "Aliero" was derived from a Fulani herdsman named Ali Dan Yaro, who annually brought his animals to graze in the nearby Zauro/Ambursa Area and temporarily settled in the region. The transformation of the name from "Ali Yaro" to "Aliero" occurred during the colonial period under British administration.

As the population of Aliero continued to grow due to immigration, a prominent Muslim scholar named Almustapha Hamma, originally from the Wangara tribe in Mali, arrived in the area. He had previously lived in Maratta (now Niger Republic) before moving to Gobir, Karangiya, and Jakurutu in Argungu. Upon his return to Aliero, he was warmly welcomed, and his preaching and practice led to the conversion of many people to Islam. In gratitude, the people of the area appointed him as the leader of Aliero.

Aliero is home to several groups of people. The Kabawa group arrived in the late 17th century, coming from the former Kabi Kingdom under the leadership of Lumu, with a focus on farming. The Dakkarawa tribes settled in the early 18th century, led by Kamso, but later relocated to the village of Kali, 2km away from the western part of Aliero town. The Zamfarawa group also settled in the area, forming their clan. Additionally, a group of Wangarawa, later known as Namasawa, migrated from Mali to spread Islam in Hausaland and eventually settled in Aliero. These historical migrations and settlements have contributed to the development of the area since the precolonial era.[2][3]

Geography edit

Aliero Local Government Area (LGA) boasts of an average temperature of 33 degrees Celsius, accompanied by a humidity level of approximately 35 percent. This region experiences two distinct seasons: the rainy season and the dry season. Notably, the dry season persists for a significantly longer duration, characterized by scorching temperatures and abundant sunshine.[3]

Economy edit

Aliero LGA possesses a thriving agricultural sector, holding the esteemed position of being the country's largest onion producer. Beyond onions, this locale cultivates a variety of crops, including mangoes, rice, and guineacorn. Moreover, a notable occupation among the residents of Aliero is bonesetting, with a considerable percentage of the population engaged in this profession.[3]

Climate edit

With average high temperatures below 90°F and low temperatures below 66°F, Aliero has four distinct seasons, with January being the coldest and April being the hottest.[4][5]

Localities edit

Towns, Villages in Aleiro Local Government Area.[6][7][8]

  • Agwada
  • Alelu
  • Alero
  • Birnin Mallam
  • Fagada
  • Dangaladima I & II
  • Gehuru
  • Geza
  • Jadadi
  • Jan Dutsi
  • Jiga Birni
  • Jiga Makera
  • Katanga
  • Kimba
  • Magajin Gari
  • R/Banwa
  • S/Fada
  • Danwarai
  • Rafin Bauna
  • D/ Galadima
  • Dakal
  • Gumbulu
  • Kashin Zama Farafa
  • Kashin Zama
  • Nasarawa
  • Tudun Wada
  • Sabiyal
  • Fada I & II
  • U/ Galadima

References edit

  1. ^ . NIPOST. Archived from the original on 7 October 2009. Retrieved 2009-10-20.
  2. ^ "HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF ALIERO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, KEBBI STATE, NIGERIA". Grow and manage your small venture efficiently and effectively. Retrieved 2023-10-02.
  3. ^ a b c "Aliero Local Government Area". www.manpower.com.ng. Retrieved 2023-10-02.
  4. ^ "Aliero Climate, Weather By Month, Average Temperature (Nigeria) - Weather Spark". weatherspark.com. Retrieved 2023-09-10.
  5. ^ "Aleiro, Kebbi, Nigeria - City, Town and Village of the world". en.db-city.com. Retrieved 2023-09-10.
  6. ^ "Aleiro (Kebbi State) Street Guide and Map". nigeria-streets.openalfa.com. Retrieved 2023-10-05.
  7. ^ "Localities of Aleiro - Google Search". www.google.com. Retrieved 2023-10-05.
  8. ^ "Aliero Local Government". www.finelib.com. Retrieved 2023-10-05.


aleiro, local, government, area, kebbi, state, nigeria, headquarters, located, town, aliero, alierolga, townalierocoordinates, 2965, 4279, 2965, 4279country, nigeriastatekebbi, statetime, zoneutc, area, population, 2006, census, postal, code, area, contents, b. Aleiro is a Local Government Area in Kebbi State Nigeria Its headquarters is located in the town of Aliero AlieroLGA and townAlieroCoordinates 12 17 47 N 4 25 40 E 12 2965 N 4 4279 E 12 2965 4 4279Country NigeriaStateKebbi StateTime zoneUTC 1 WAT It has an area of 350 km2 and a population of 65 973 at the 2006 census The postal code of the area is 863 1 Contents 1 Background 2 Geography 3 Economy 4 Climate 5 Localities 6 ReferencesBackground editThe origins of Aliero can be traced back to the late 16th century when it was founded by the Namasawa and Kabawa tribes In the 17th century the population of Aliero grew as people from diverse ethnic groups such as the Bare bare from Barno Marina from Nupeland Zamfarawa from Zamfara and Wangarawa from Mali migrated to and settled in the area due to its fertile land The name Aliero was derived from a Fulani herdsman named Ali Dan Yaro who annually brought his animals to graze in the nearby Zauro Ambursa Area and temporarily settled in the region The transformation of the name from Ali Yaro to Aliero occurred during the colonial period under British administration As the population of Aliero continued to grow due to immigration a prominent Muslim scholar named Almustapha Hamma originally from the Wangara tribe in Mali arrived in the area He had previously lived in Maratta now Niger Republic before moving to Gobir Karangiya and Jakurutu in Argungu Upon his return to Aliero he was warmly welcomed and his preaching and practice led to the conversion of many people to Islam In gratitude the people of the area appointed him as the leader of Aliero Aliero is home to several groups of people The Kabawa group arrived in the late 17th century coming from the former Kabi Kingdom under the leadership of Lumu with a focus on farming The Dakkarawa tribes settled in the early 18th century led by Kamso but later relocated to the village of Kali 2km away from the western part of Aliero town The Zamfarawa group also settled in the area forming their clan Additionally a group of Wangarawa later known as Namasawa migrated from Mali to spread Islam in Hausaland and eventually settled in Aliero These historical migrations and settlements have contributed to the development of the area since the precolonial era 2 3 Geography editAliero Local Government Area LGA boasts of an average temperature of 33 degrees Celsius accompanied by a humidity level of approximately 35 percent This region experiences two distinct seasons the rainy season and the dry season Notably the dry season persists for a significantly longer duration characterized by scorching temperatures and abundant sunshine 3 Economy editAliero LGA possesses a thriving agricultural sector holding the esteemed position of being the country s largest onion producer Beyond onions this locale cultivates a variety of crops including mangoes rice and guineacorn Moreover a notable occupation among the residents of Aliero is bonesetting with a considerable percentage of the population engaged in this profession 3 Climate editWith average high temperatures below 90 F and low temperatures below 66 F Aliero has four distinct seasons with January being the coldest and April being the hottest 4 5 Localities editTowns Villages in Aleiro Local Government Area 6 7 8 Agwada Alelu Alero Birnin Mallam Fagada Dangaladima I amp II Gehuru Geza Jadadi Jan Dutsi Jiga Birni Jiga Makera Katanga Kimba Magajin Gari R Banwa S Fada Danwarai Rafin Bauna D Galadima Dakal Gumbulu Kashin Zama Farafa Kashin Zama Nasarawa Tudun Wada Sabiyal Fada I amp II U GaladimaReferences edit Post Offices with map of LGA NIPOST Archived from the original on 7 October 2009 Retrieved 2009 10 20 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF ALIERO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA KEBBI STATE NIGERIA Grow and manage your small venture efficiently and effectively Retrieved 2023 10 02 a b c Aliero Local Government Area www manpower com ng Retrieved 2023 10 02 Aliero Climate Weather By Month Average Temperature Nigeria Weather Spark weatherspark com Retrieved 2023 09 10 Aleiro Kebbi Nigeria City Town and Village of the world en db city com Retrieved 2023 09 10 Aleiro Kebbi State Street Guide and Map nigeria streets openalfa com Retrieved 2023 10 05 Localities of Aleiro Google Search www google com Retrieved 2023 10 05 Aliero Local Government www finelib com Retrieved 2023 10 05 nbsp This Kebbi State Nigeria location article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Aleiro amp oldid 1181642233, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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