Aninri Towns And Villages

Aninri is a Nigerian LGA. Ndeabo is its headquarters. The 2006 census forecast the local population at 233,723. Oduma, Nenwe, Ndeabo, Mpu, and Okpanku comprise Aninri. Oduma has 98,000 people as of 2006.

Below is the complete list Of Towns And Villages In Arinri Local Government, Enugu State, Nigeria:

Nenwe District

  1. Agbada
  2. Amabor
  3. Amagu
  4. Amokwe
  5. Amorji
  6. Emulemoke
  7. Enugunator
  8. Eziecho
  9. Isi-Enyi
  10. Obeagu
  11. Obiofu
  12. Obulorum
  13. Okpome
  14. Okpulo
  15. Ugwuokpa
  16. Umuagam
  17. Umualugwoyi
  18. Umudibo
  19. Umuewo
  20. Umueze
  21. Umulagu
  22. Umulero
  23. Umuobele
  24. Umuola
  25. Umuoriji
  26. Umuovute

Ndeaboh District

  1. Abacheku
  2. Amaeze
  3. Amurure
  4. Azunkwo
  5. Nochele
  6. Over Rail
  7. Uhucheke
  8. Uhungo
  9. Uhuogiri
  10. Umuoma
  11. Umurah

Mpu District

  1. Agu-Enyi
  2. Amachara
  3. Amagu
  4. Obuagu
  5. Obuno

Okpanku District

  1. Amabiriba
  2. Amaete
  3. Amagu
  4. Amaogudu
  5. Ihuezeoke
  6. Ihuibe
  7. Okpu

Oduma District

  1. Amachara-Uka
  2. Amaeke
  3. Amagu
  4. Amakumu
  5. Amanasoto
  6. Amata
  7. Amoji
  8. Amokwe
  9. Amotinite
  10. Anasato
  11. Ezinator
  12. Ezineshi
  13. Igimu
  14. Mmafu
  15. Nanwu/Negba
  16. Negenannata
  17. Ngenanwa
  18. Obeagu
  19. Oduma-Achara
  20. Ohafia
  21. Ukete

The local government area has produced important personalities in Enugu State and Nigeria, including former Speaker Abel Chukwu, former PDP state chairman Late Igwe Onyioha Nwanjoku (Ndumeze 1 of Ndumeze), and current DSP Ike Ekweremmadu. Aninri borders Nkanu-East and Awgu. Old Awgu LGA was renamed in 1996. Awgu South LGA was its name until political authorities decided to change it. Local council areas focus on agriculture.

Aninri has four well-paved entrances off the Enugu-Portharcourt highway. Onwe, Nenwe, Mgbowo, Aki na Ukwa.

Aninri contains 364 km2 and 233,723 people (2006 census).

Its Area code is 402.