Enugu East Towns And Villages

Enugu East is one of three local government areas that make up Enugu city, alongside Enugu North and Enugu South. Its headquarters sits at Nkwo Nike. The 2006 census counted 277,119 residents; the 2022 projection put the figure near 397,700.

This is a city LGA, not a rural directory. The list below covers Enugu East’s constituent quarters, layouts and autonomous communities — Abakpa, Emene, Trans Ekulu, Ibagwa Nike and the Nike, Mbuluowehe and Mbuluiyiukwu districts — rather than separate farming villages. Twelve wards divide the LGA: Abakpa I, Abakpa II, Amorji, Ibagwa-Nike/Edem, Mbuluowehe, Mbuluiyiukwu, Mbulu-Njodo West, Mbulu-Njodo East, Trans-Ekulu, Ugwugo Nike, Umuchigbo and Umuenwene.

The list below was checked name by name against the 2015 INEC polling-unit directory, the GeoNames gazetteer and GRID3’s official Nigeria settlement dataset:

  1. Abakpa
  2. Agbogazi
  3. Agu Abor
  4. Agu Owa
  5. Akama
  6. Ako Nike
  7. Akpoga
  8. Akpuoga Nike
  9. Alulu
  10. Ama-Awji
  11. Amakpaka
  12. Amamkpuma
  13. Amaoji Layout
  14. Amaokpo Nike
  15. Amaukwu
  16. Amechi Emene
  17. Amokpo
  18. Amorji Nike
  19. Edem Nike
  20. Effokwo
  21. Emene
  22. Emene Industrial Layout
  23. Ezema
  24. Ibagwa Nike
  25. Igbeke
  26. Ijenu Ako Nike
  27. Iji Amangwu
  28. Iji Umuchigbo
  29. Iji Umuenwene
  30. Isiogwuawhum
  31. Mbuluowehe
  32. Nchatancha Nike
  33. Neke Odenigbo
  34. Neke Uno Nike
  35. Nkpologwu
  36. Nkwo Nike
  37. Nkwubo
  38. Nokpa
  39. Obinagu
  40. Ogbeke Nike
  41. Okpatu
  42. Onuba
  43. Onuogba
  44. Owachi
  45. Thinkers Corner
  46. Trans Ekulu
  47. Ugba
  48. Ugbene I
  49. Ugbene II
  50. Ugbo Emma
  51. Ugbo Iyioku
  52. Ugbo Odogwu
  53. Ugbo Ogburugbu
  54. Ugbo Oghe
  55. Ugbobo-Ani
  56. Ugwogo Nike
  57. Ugwueke
  58. Ugwuomu Nike
  59. Umuchigbo
  60. Umudioka
  61. Umuenwene
  62. Umunonu