Aninri Towns And Villages
Aninri is a Local Government Area in Enugu State, Nigeria, carved from the old Awgu LGA in 1996. Its headquarters sits at Ndeaboh, near 6°03′N 7°35′E. Five traditional districts make up the area: Nenwe, Ndeaboh, Mpu, Okpanku and Oduma.
The 2006 census counted 136,221 residents. Projections put the 2022 figure near 195,500. Aninri borders Awgu to the northwest and Nkanu East to the northeast, and farming is the main occupation across all five districts. Four junctions off the Enugu-Port Harcourt expressway lead into the area: Onwe, Nenwe, Mgbowo and Aki na Ukwa.
The list below was checked against the 2015 INEC polling-unit directory, GRID3 settlement records, GeoNames and an independent list of Aninri’s autonomous communities; names with no trace in any source have been dropped.
Nenwe District
- Agbada
- Amabo
- Amagu Agbada
- Amoji
- Ekpulato
- Emudo
- Emulemoke
- Enugunato
- Eziecho
- Izizike
- Obeagu Nenwe
- Obiofu
- Obulorum
- Okpome
- Okpulo
- Ugwuogidi
- Uhueze
- Umuagam
- Umudibo
- Umuekuma
- Umuewo
- Umueze
- Umulagu
- Umulevo
- Umulugwayi
- Umuoriji
- Umuosi
- Umuovute
Ndeaboh District
- Abacheku
- Amauro
- Azunkwo
- Ezza Umuoma
- Nochele
- Uhungo
- Uhuogiri
- Umuoma
- Umurah
Mpu District
- Aguenyi
- Agungwu
- Amachala
- Amagu Mpu
- Ezza Mpu
- Imuno
- Obuagu
- Ubeagu
- Ukey
Okpanku District
- Amabiriba
- Amaeze
- Amagu Okpanku
- Amaogudu
- Ihuibe
- Okpu
- Uhuezeoke
Oduma District
- Amachara-Uka
- Amaeke
- Amagu Oduma
- Amanasato
- Amankanu
- Amohite
- Amokwe
- Amorji Ani
- Amorji Enu
- Ezinato
- Ezinese
- Mmafu
- Nanwu
- Negba
- Nwafor Udene
- Obeagu Oduma
- Obodo Imangene Anwunta
- Obodo Ogbunta
- Obodo Okpoko
- Obodo Ukwu
- Oduma-Achara
- Ohafia-Ndumeze
- Olovolo
- Uhuagu
- Uhuanwunta
- Ukete
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