Amagu is a town in Oru East Local Government Area. It is made up of twelve villages namely: UmuezikeUmuduruUmudaraUbahorjiUbahugomUmuosieUbahanezeUmuokparaUbahanyiAmanatoOhaenyiUmuibe The Town is bounded by Nnempi, Ubulu and Akatta. Marcel NgogbeheiMay 14, 2020.
The villages in Akuma are: Obiohuru, Amamber, Ezi-Akuma, Ubaha, Umuche, Umueze, Okpu, Umuejime, Umuokopara. This information was provided by Maguichy on October 17, 2018.To provide more information about Akuma, please use the comment form below.
The following are the villages in Akatta: 1. Akwa2. Amaka3. Azu4. Ichi5. Okporo (provided by Engr. KC Onwuzuruike & Cletus Amagwu)6. Okwu7. Ubaha8. Ubahangwu9. Umuobia10. Urah This information was provided by Victor Okolie-Enwereji from Washington, DC. To provide additional information about Akatta, please use the comment form below.
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In Oru, Aji is the oldest. The seat of all the political and developmental activities until recently. Aji the prime being among the children of ORU still commands the respect of all his younger siblings. The following are the villages in Aji: 1. Abuga2. Akwada3. Amiri Aji4. Ezi Aji5. Ihite Aji6. Ubaha Aji7. Ubaha Eze8.
Ozara, Oru West is a town in Oru West Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. It comprises seven villages, namely: Umuogu, Umuokporoma, umuezike, umuobioma, Etitilabu, Ubahalanuwam, and Aboh. Umuogu is the eldest village in Ozara and the youngest is Aboh Ozara.
Ubulu is one of the cardinal towns in Oru West Local Government. There are three autonomous communities, comprising: Umunna/Amadiehi; Amorie/Umuchukwu and Eziama/Ubaha.
