Ndokwa East Towns And Villages

Ndokwa East is a riverine Local Government Area in the north-east of Delta State, Nigeria, with its headquarters at Aboh on the River Niger. It covers about 1,617 square kilometres and had a population of 103,224 at the 2006 census, projected to roughly 141,500 by 2022. Its people are Ndokwa (Ukwuani-Aboh), an Igbo-speaking group of the western Niger.

Aboh was the seat of the old Aboh Kingdom, a trading power on the lower Niger before the colonial era. Today the LGA groups its communities into ten wards, among them Ossissa, Ase, Ibedeni, Ashaka and the Okpai-Utchi-Beneku cluster, where the Okpai gas-and-power plant sits beside the river.

The settlement list below was cross-checked against the GRID3 national settlement dataset, GeoNames, and the 2015 INEC ward register for Ndokwa East; unverifiable scrape fragments from the earlier list were dropped.

  1. Abarra
  2. Aboh
  3. Akarai-Etiti
  4. Akarai-Obodo
  5. Anieze
  6. Asaba-Igbuku
  7. Asaba-Utchi
  8. Ase
  9. Ase-Omuku
  10. Ashaka
  11. Awah
  12. Azagba
  13. Azuebor
  14. Beneku
  15. Ekfe
  16. Ekimu-Ikpide
  17. Ekpe
  18. Ibedeni
  19. Ibrede
  20. Ibusu
  21. Igbuku
  22. Inyi
  23. Ise-Edeugbana
  24. Isedunu
  25. Iselegu
  26. Itebiege
  27. Iyede-Ame
  28. Iyowo
  29. Keonokpo
  30. Lagos-Iyede
  31. Obecha-Utchi
  32. Obeze
  33. Obiaka
  34. Obikwele
  35. Odo-Ojo
  36. Ogbedigbo
  37. Ogboko
  38. Ogege
  39. Okofeza
  40. Okolori
  41. Okpai
  42. Okpai-Obeze
  43. Okpai-Oluchi
  44. Okpokirika
  45. Onogbokor
  46. Ononofu
  47. Onuaboh
  48. Onyah
  49. Onyeuku
  50. Ossissa
  51. Owele-Utchi
  52. Ubah
  53. Ugute
  54. Umuachi
  55. Umuagulu
  56. Umueche
  57. Umueze
  58. Umunor
  59. Umuokpala
  60. Umuolu
  61. Umusadili
  62. Umuti
  63. Ushie
  64. Utchi
  65. Utuoku