Nigeria
Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria, located in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). With a population of approximately 2,690,000, it serves as a central hub for governance and administration in the country.
Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport
26.1 km away
Shiroro Airport
118.1 km away
Minna Airport
131.2 km away
Situated at coordinates 9.05785° latitude and 7.49508° longitude, Abuja lies in the Northern Hemisphere. The city has an elevation of 476 meters and operates within the Africa/Lagos timezone. Nearby cities include Suleja, Kuje, Keffi, and Madala.
Abuja ranks as the 4th most populous city in Nigeria out of 475 cities. It has a significant population compared to other major cities, such as Lagos and Kano, contributing to the country's total urban population of 76,201,364.
As the capital of the FCT, Abuja ranks #1 among the four cities in the province. Other cities include Kuje, Madala, and Kwali. The city is equipped with various amenities, including 20 hospitals, 27 schools, 27 parks, 57 banks, 17 pharmacies, 78 hotels, and 67 restaurants.
In the vicinity of Abuja, there are 20 cities and towns within 25 km.
Abuja is home to 7 universities and higher education institutions.
| University | QS |
|---|---|
| African School of Economics (Abuja Campus) | — |
| Al-Muhibbah Open University | — |
| Ave Maria University, Nasarawa | — |
| Miva Open University | — |
| National Open University of Nigeria | — |
| Nigerian University Games Association | — |
| Olumawu Basic Education School | — |
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The population of Abuja is approximately 2,690,000.
Abuja is located in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
The coordinates of Abuja are 9.05785° latitude and 7.49508° longitude.
The elevation of Abuja is 476 meters.
The nearest airport to Abuja is Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport.
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