Where is galadimawa?

Galadimawa is a developing district in Abuja phase 3. It is one of the most central neighborhoods in outer Abuja. The area is positioned adjacent to a prominent Industrial district which houses a number of key institutions.

While infrastructure here is basic and the road network is developing, Galadimawa is strategically located near many of Abuja’s biggest housing estates.

A benefit of being adjacent to the Lokogoma Expressway is the access to numerous commercial, social and educational establishments. Here you can do everything from shopping and dining to playing sports, without needing to go into Abuja’s more inner neighborhoods.

Nearby places of interest include African University of Science and Technology, Baze University, Flex-Hub Grills and C-Palms Lounge.

Galadimawa neighbors Games Village (Kaura) to the north, Duboyi to the north east, Lokogoma to the east. Gwarinpa and Life Camp lie to the north west.

The Galadimawa roundabout is a key junction in the outer Abuja area. It connects Ring Road 2 to a thruway that provides a route into the Central Area. Journeys take approximately 20 minutes.

Airport Road is also close by which leads you onto Lugbe and eventually the international airport.

There is a variety of housing stock available in the area. Homes in the neighborhood are affordable and in line with other phase 3 districts.

Galadimawa also enjoys an advantageous position, giving it easy access to many of Abuja’s important landmarks.

This has made the area very attractive for people looking for budget friendly housing close to the city centre. Accordingly investors and real estate developers have flocked into the district to build houses that cater to these needs.

Over the next few years property prices are likely to increase as demand looks set to outweigh supply.

Galadimawa is a developing district in Abuja phase 3. It is one of the most central neighborhoods in outer Abuja. The area is positioned adjacent to a prominent Industrial district which houses a number of key institutions.