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Area Guide

About Utako, Abuja

Utako is a District located in Abuja, Nigeria. It is situated in the phase 2 development plan of Abuja and is mainly a residential area. Utako has good road network and there are many beautiful residential houses. Most Commercial transport companies have their terminals in Utako.

Utako is about 10minutes drive from the Central business district and about 30 minutes from the Abuja airport. The major roads that transverse Utako are the Obafemi Awolowo Way that starts from the Berger Junction and the Shehu Yar'adua Way.

Property glossary

What is a detached bungalow?

A detached bungalow is a single-storey house that stands on its own plot and shares no walls with any neighbour. It is the most common family house in many Nigerian towns and suburbs, and is often built first with a view to adding an upper floor later.

Read more in our glossary Last checked 13 October 2026
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A detached bungalow is a single-storey house that stands on its own plot and shares no walls with any neighbour. It is the most common family house in many Nigerian towns and suburbs, and is often built first with a view to adding an upper floor later.