Ika North East
Ika North East is a Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Owa Oyibu.
Ika North East | |
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LGA | |
Country | ![]() |
State | Delta State |
Headquarters | Owa Oyibu |
Time zone | UTC+1 (WAT) |
It has an area of 463 kmĀ² and a population of 183,657 at the 2006 census.
The postal code of the area is 321.[1]
Cities, Towns and Communities
- Achara
- Agban
- Akpama
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- Akumazi
- Aliegbo
- Alilor
- Aliobume
- Aliojeh
- Alugba
- Aniekpukwu
- Anieyime
- Aninwachokor
- Ase
- Boji-Boji-Owa
- Eje
- Etiti
- Ibiegwa
- Idumuigwe
- Idumuobior
- Idumuozeh
- Idum-Ile
- Idumu-Oba
- Idumu-Obi
- Idumu-Ukpa
- Idumu-Uleje
- Idumu-Uzougbo
- Ikeze
- Illabor
- Imike
- Isaiah Camp
- Isiube
- Itamuzun
- Mbiri - Mbiri is a town bordered by Umunede, Emuhu, Oligie and Ekpun. It is estimated to have about 50,000 people in population. The vast majority of population is subsistence farmers. The title given to the traditional ruler is Obi. The traditional ruler of Mbiri is His Royal Highness Obi Ifeanyi Alekwe JP.
- Mbiri Farm Settlement
- Ndobu
- Obgute
- Obi
- Obi-Quarter
- Obume
- Oduga
- Ogbe
- Ogbe-Akpu
- Ogbe-Obi
- Okete
- Orji
- Otolokpo
- Owa-Alero
- Owa-Alidinma
- Owa-Aliozomor
- Owa-Ekei
- Owa-Ofie
- Owa-Oyibu LGA headquarters
- Owanta-Idumuetor
- Owerr-Olubor
- Ugbeka
- Umuagboma
- Umuhu
- Umukpulu
- Umunede
- Ute
- Ute-Alohen
- Ute-Enugu
- Ute-Erumu
- Ute-Owerri
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References
- "Post Offices- with map of LGA". NIPOST. Archived from the original on 2012-11-26. Retrieved 2009-10-20.
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