Gurara Waterfalls, in Gurara LGA, falls about 30 metres on the Gurara River along the Suleja–Minna road (Wikipedia).
- Type
- Natural feature
- Located in
- Gurara
Gurara Waterfalls, in Gurara LGA, falls about 30 metres on the Gurara River along the Suleja–Minna road (Wikipedia). In oral history it was found by a Gwari (Gbagyi) hunter named Buba in 1745 and was once worshipped by the communities around it; the falls and the river are said to be named after two deities, Gura and Rara.
- Gurara Waterfalls — Wikipedia · link
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Archive ID: PLACE-GURARA-WATERFALLS · Last updated 7 October 2026.
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