Pani, Burkina Faso

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Pani, Burkina Faso is a village in the Pompoï Department of Balé Province in southern Burkina Faso. The village has a total population of 158.^[1]

References

v t e Balé Province

Capital: Boromo

Bagassi Department	Bagassi Assio Badié Bandio Banou Bassouan Bounou Doussi Haho Kahin Kaho Kana Kayio Koussaro Mana Manzoulé Moko Niaga Niakongo Ouanga Pahin Sayaro Sipohin Sokoura Virwe Vy Yaro

Bana Department	Bana Bassana Bissa Danou Fofina Ouona Sienkoro Solonso Somona Yona

Boromo Department	Boromo Koho Lapara Nanou Ouahabou Ouako Ouroubono Siguinoguin Virou

Fara Department	Fara Bilatio Bouzourou Daho Dakayes Diansi Fitien Kabourou Kapa Karaba Konzena Koumbia Laro Nabou-nouni Nabou-peulh Nanano Naouya Nasma Nasséné Pomain Sadon-bobo Tialla Ton Toné

Oury Department	Oury Bandiara Da Dablara Habé Koena Koupelo Lasso Momina Mou Oullo Sani Sanfo Séréna Seyou Siou Soubouy Taplara Zinakongo

Pâ Department	Pâ Boro Didié Hérédougou Kopoï Koupelé Voho Yamané

Pompoi Department	Pompoï Battiti Fegué Kietou Kokoï Konkoliko Pana Pani Pompoï-gare San Sio

Poura Department	Poura Basnéré Darsalam Kankélé Mouhoun III Poura-mine Poura-village Pig-poré Toécin

Siby Department	Siby Ballao Bitiako Boromissi Kalembouly Sécaco Sorobouly Souho

Yaho Department	Yaho Bondo Fobiri Grand-balé Kongoba Madou Mamou Maoula Mina Mouni

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