Mosques

Warri, a major city in Delta State, Nigeria, is home to a growing Muslim community with several prayer places mapped within and around the city. The most prominent listed mosque in Warri itself is Al Kabir Mosque, located on Erhirhiowere Street, just 1.5 km from the city center. This central location provides a convenient option for residents and visitors in the heart of Warri. Additionally, Agbarho Jummah Mosque, situated about 14.5 km away in the Agbarho area, serves the Muslim population in that part of the Warri region.

Beyond Warri's immediate boundaries, the mapped data reveals a significant concentration of prayer places in the nearby city of Ughelli, approximately 28–30 km away. Multiple listings under the name Sheik Dahiru Bauchi appear across various streets in Ughelli, including Pipeline Road, Ekiugbo-Warri Road, Egone Avenue, Aro Road, and others. These are spread across areas such as Ekiugbo, Agbarho, and central Ughelli, indicating a well-established Muslim presence in that city. The Sehidina Mosque in Oghara, Agbarho, further extends the coverage in the Ughelli vicinity.

To the south, Aladja Central Mosque, located about 4.6 km from Warri, serves the Aladja community. The current mapped records show that while Warri has a few listed mosques, the surrounding areas—particularly Ughelli—have a denser network of prayer places. This distribution suggests that Muslims in Warri may often travel to nearby towns for additional options, or rely on the local mosques within the city. The listings are based on available mapped records and provide a useful starting point for locating prayer facilities in the Warri region.

Check the addresses and distances of each mosque before visiting, as some are in nearby towns like Ughelli (up to 30 km away). Contact fields may be available for some listings; verify details directly with the mosque. Use the map to find the nearest prayer place to your location.