Serviced Terraced Duplexes in Buruku, Benue

Buruku is a Local Government Area (LGA) located in Benue state, Nigeria. The LGA was created from the then Gboko local government in 1991. It shares borders with Logo local government in the east, in the West by Gboko local government, in the South by Guma and in the North by Ushongo local government respectively. The local government also has infrastructural facilities to support investment in minerals and agro-based industries. Tyowanye, Abwa, Adi, Agwabi, Abakwa and Buruku towns have electricity from the rural electrification programme as well as pipe borne water.

The fertile alluvial deposit makes it possible for the growth of various species of cereals such as rice, guinea corn, maize and soybeans in large commercial quantities throughout the local government area. Most of the cereals consumed in the neighboring states are from Buruku local government area. Tourist attractions in the local government include the river Buruku, Lake Awuna, and the thick natural forest at Wuav which harbors big Apes, Monkeys and reptiles, amongst others.