Esan South-East
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Esan South-East | |
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 St. Benedict Catholic Church, Ubiaja | |
| Country |  Nigeria |
| State | Edo State |
| Area | |
| • Total | 504 sq mi (1,306 km2) |
| Time zone | UTC+1 (WAT) |
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Esan South East Local Government Area is a local government area of Edo State, Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Ubiaja. It shares boundaries with Kogi, Anambra, and Delta states to the east, southeast and south, respectively.
Its population was 167,721 at the 2006 census.
Towns[edit]
Towns in the jurisdiction are Ubiaja, Oria, Onog-Holo, Okhu-Esan, Udo, Feku, Illushi, Emu, Eguare-Ewatto, Ewohimi, Ugboha,
Okhodua, Orowa, Uroh and Inyenlen.[1]
Villages[edit]
Many villages are found there:
- Agenebode, Agiere, Anumeji, Avhiodor, Bode-Waterside, Dapapa, Edegbe, Egori-Nauge, Egori-Waterside, Ekwotso, Emnokweme, Ighawo, Igienebamhe, Igiode, Ikwakpe, Ilogodo, Itogbo, Itsokwi, Ivbiare, Ivbiebua, Ivhianokpodi, Ivhioghe, Iviakpekha, Iviebua-Naameh, Iviegbepwi, Iviekpe, Iviogheme, Iviokpo Iviomhe, Iviukhua, Iviukwe, Izotha, Oba Dudu, Obadudu, Ofukpo, Ogwoyo, Ogwozima, Ogwukpakpa, Okanawua, Okieh, Okiolomi, Oshola, Otaukwi, Othame, Ovao, Ugbato, Ughoke, Ukho, Ukpeko, Ukpeko-Agbugwi, Uzanu, Weppa-Wanno.
- Ega, Eguare-Oria, Ifade, Igo, Isoko Camp, Itoya Camp, John Smike Camp, Ogbokpa, Okoyoyomon Camp, Okudu, Omuakun, Oria, Thomas Camp, Ukpowada,
- Eguare-Onogholo, Ibo Camp, Idi Abora, Idi Akhanmlogie, Idi Okhae, Idi Osogbo, Onogholo
- Braimoh Camp, Eguare-Okhuessan, Idehuana, Idiobo, Ikeken, Ikiala, Okhuessan, Eguare-Ohordua, .
- Eguare-Udo, Eko-Okukpon, Eko-Ugbodu, Eko-Utomhin, Idumhuan-Khinmhin, Udo, Udo-Neria.
- Adagwu, Ajakpa , Ajularo, Alla, Ifeku, Iyegbe, Okpatawo, Okuoshimili, Owoli, Ukpodo.[2]
- Ega, Ilushi, Odumu Camp, Ofuloko, Okowede, Opuru
- Akhiomen, Auma, Eguale, Eke, Eko Ojemohin, Emu, Emu Ibhiadu, Emu Norkhua, Emu Orankhuan, Emu Usolo, Emua, Idi-Oise, Obodigbon, Obodogun, Obolo, Odogbe, Okede, Okpogho, Udor, Uneme, Ibhiadan, oboh.
- Aburu, Eguare-Ewatto, Ewatto-Ogbe, Ide Ima, Ide Negbon, Idi Agbor, Idi Eka, Idi Ije, Idi Iyasele, Idi Uromi, Idikve, Idumu Iselu Ogbokpa
- Asaboro, Ewohimi, Idi Arebun, Idi Ebun, Idi Elo, Idi Ojomo, Idi-Orio, Idumagbo, Idumagbor, Idumije, Idumisaba, Idumobo, Idumuguokha, Ikhekhe, Ikomu, Iselu, Odoghu, Ogbe, Oghu, Okaigbn, Okede, Olenokhua, Omhen, Uboko, Uhaekpen, Uzebu, Uzoguo.[3]
References[edit]
- ^ Nigeria, Media (2018-04-19). "List Of Towns And Villages In Esan South-East L.G.A, Edo State". Media Nigeria. Retrieved 2022-04-07.
- ^ Nigeria, Media (2018-04-19). "List Of Towns And Villages In Esan South-East L.G.A, Edo State". Media Nigeria. Retrieved 2022-04-07.
- ^ Nigeria, Media (2018-04-19). "List Of Towns And Villages In Esan South-East L.G.A, Edo State". Media Nigeria. Retrieved 2022-04-07.
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