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Which local government is ISU?
Isu is a local government area in the Imo State of Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Umundugba. Other communities are Amandugba, Ekwe, Uburu Ekwe, Isunjaba, Amurie Omanze, Ebenator Ekwe and Oboro Amurie. The name comes from the Isu people, a subgroup of the Igbo people.
How many villages are in Isu Local Government?
At present, Isunjaba town is made up of twelve villages in the following order: Okwara, Uzoafor, Ihitte, Ndiuhu, Imeowerre, Umunwamiri, Ubah, Umuezealaibe, Duruaku, Umuoji Uzoafor, Ndimbara Onunkwo Imeowerre, Ndimbara Nzeneri Imeowerre, and Umuokwaraku.
Which local government is the largest in Imo state?
It connects Abia and Rivers states of Nigeria. It is the largest local government area in Imo State and one of the largest in Nigeria….
| Ngor Okpala | |
|---|---|
| Country | Nigeria |
| State | Imo State |
| Time zone | UTC+1 (WAT) |
What is Isu in Igbo?
The Isu people are a subgroup of the Igbo people of southeast Nigeria. In the pre-colonial era, the Igbo people were protected from external invasion by the dense forests of the region, which also had the effect of encouraging diversity.
How many rivers are there in Imo State?
| S. No. | Names | Destination |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Ibu River | Imo River |
| 3 | Efuru River | Imo River |
| 4 | Ikwo River | Imo River |
| 5 | Abuba River | Imo River |
Where is the origin of Imo River?
OkigweImo River / SourceOkigwe is the third largest city, after Owerri and Orlu, while Ohaji/Egbema is fourth in Imo state. Okigwe is located in Okigwe Local Government Area of Nigeria. The city lies between the Port Harcourt-Enugu-Maiduguri rail line. Wikipedia
Is Imo State Igbo?
Imo state is a predominantly Igbo speaking state, with Igbo people constituting a majority of 98%.
Who is the founder of Igbos?
Eri, the god-like founder of Nri, is believed to have settled the region around 948 with other related Igbo cultures following after in the 13th century. The first Eze Nri (King of Nri) Ìfikuánim followed directly after him. According to Igbo oral tradition, his reign started in 1043.