Narayi

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Narayi
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Narayi
Coordinates: 10°28′15.6″N7°27′02.5″E / 10.471000°N 7.450694°E / 10.471000; 7.450694 [1]
CountryFlag of Nigeria.svg  Nigeria
State Kaduna State
LGA Chikun
City Kaduna
Government
  TypeWard
Time zone UTC+01:00 (WAT)
Climate Aw

Narayi is a suburb of Kaduna city. It's situated in Chikun Local Government Area [2] of southern Kaduna State in the Middle Belt region of Nigeria. [3] The postal code of the area is 800. [4] Places within Narayi include Highcost, [5] Bayan Dutse,, [6] and Shagari Low-cost.

Schools

Narayi is a residential area with some known schools within the suburb. These includes both government and privately owned schools as follows;

  1. Government Day Secondary School, Narayi. [7]
  2. LGEA Primary School, Narayi.
  3. EWCA Goodnews Schools, Narayi
  4. Ideal International Schools, Narayi. [8]

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