Names Of Towns And Communities That Makes Up Anioma State
This page contains the Names of Towns And Communities that make up Anioma state for educational purposes, as the idea of the creation of new states in the country has been raised and one of the proposed states is named ‘Anioma’ which is an Igbo word that simply means ‘Good Land’.
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The Anioma state is intended to comprise mainly the Igbo speaking communities of Delta state which are as follows:
Names Of Towns And Communities That Makes Up Anioma State
| S/N | Town |
|---|---|
| 1 | Abah |
| 2 | Abala Anikoko |
| 3 | Abavo |
| 4 | Abi |
| 5 | Abodei |
| 6 | Aboh |
| 7 | Adai |
| 8 | Adonte |
| 9 | Afiankwo |
| 10 | Afor |
| 11 | Agbor |
| 12 | Aika Ezeolu |
| 13 | Akakpan-Isumpe |
| 14 | Akarai-Obodo |
| 15 | Akarai Etiti |
| 16 | Ankara |
| 17 | Akoku |
| 18 | Akumazi-Umuocha |
| 19 | Akwuku-Igbo |
| 20 | Alisimie |
| 21 | Alidinma |
| 22 | Alifekede |
| 23 | Alihagu |
| 24 | Amai |
| 25 | Anakwa |
| 26 | Aninwalo |
| 27 | Aninwama-Jeta |
| 28 | Aniofu |
| 29 | Aniogo |
| 30 | Anioma |
| 31 | Anuregu |
| 32 | Anwai |
| 34 | Asaba |
| 35 | Ase |
| 36 | Asaba-Ubulu |
| 37 | Ashaka |
| 38 | Ashama |
| 39 | Atuma |
| 40 | Atuma-Iga |
| 41 | Azagba-Ogwashi |
| 42 | Ebedi |
| 43 | Ebu |
| 44 | Edo-Ogwashi |
| 45 | Egbudu-Akah |
| 46 | Egbudu-Ogwashi |
| 47 | Ejeme-Agbor |
| 48 | Ejeme-Aniogo |
| 49 | Ejeme-Unor |
| 50 | Ekpecho |
| 51 | Ekpon |
| 52 | Ekwuemusana |
| 53 | Ekwuoma |
| 54 | Emu |
| 55 | Emuhu |
| 56 | Etua Etiti |
| 57 | Etua Ukpo |
| 58 | Ewulu |
| 59 | Ezi |
| 60 | Eziokpor |
| 61 | Ezionum |
| 62 | Ibodoni |
| 63 | Ibrode |
| 64 | Ibusa |
| 65 | Idumuesah |
| 66 | Idumuje-Ugboko |
| 67 | Idumuje-Unor |
| 68 | Idumu-Ogo |
| 69 | Igbanke |
| 70 | Igbodo |
| 71 | Igbuku |
| 72 | Illah |
| 73 | Isa-Ogwashi |
| 74 | Iselegu |
| 75 | Isheagu |
| 76 | Isikiti-Ishiagu |
| 77 | Issele-Azagba |
| 78 | Issele-Mkpitime |
| 79 | Issele-Uku |
| 80 | Isumpe |
| 81 | Iyiowu |
| 82 | Kwale |
| 83 | Mbiri |
| 84 | Ndemiri |
| 85 | Ndokwa |
| 86 | Nkpolenyi |
| 87 | Nsukwa |
| 88 | Obeti |
| 89 | Obi Anyima |
| 90 | Obi Umutu |
| 91 | Obi |
| 92 | Obiaruku |
| 93 | Obikwele |
| 94 | Obinumba |
| 95 | Obior |
| 96 | Obodo-Eti |
| 97 | Obomkpa |
| 98 | Ogbe |
| 99 | Ogode |
| 100 | Ogume |
| 101 | Ogwashi-Uku |
| 102 | Okpai-Ashaka |
| 103 | Okpai-Obeze |
| 104 | Okpai-Obodo Onyibo |
| 105 | Okpai-Oluchi |
| 106 | Oko Anala |
| 107 | Oko-Ogbele |
| 108 | Oko-Amakom |
| 109 | Okotomi |
| 110 | Okpa |
| 111 | Okpanam |
| 112 | Okwe |
| 113 | Oligbo |
| 114 | Olor-Usisa |
| 115 | Olu-Odu |
| 116 | Omaja |
| 117 | Onicha Olona |
| 118 | Onicha-Ugbo |
| 119 | Onicha-Uku |
| 120 | Onitsha-Ukwuani |
| 121 | Onogbokor |
| 122 | Onuseti |
| 123 | Onya |
| 124 | Oolor-Ogwashi |
| 125 | Ossissa |
| 126 | Otolokpo |
| 127 | Otulu |
| 128 | Owa Nta |
| 129 | Owa-Abi |
| 130 | Owa-Eke |
| 131 | Owa-Ofie |
| 132 | Owa-Oyibo |
| 133 | Owerri-Olubor |
| 134 | Ubulubu |
| 135 | Ubulu-Okiti |
| 136 | Ubulu-Uku |
| 137 | Ubulu-Unor |
| 138 | Udumeje |
| 139 | Ugboba |
| 140 | Ugbodu |
| 141 | Ugbolu |
| 142 | Ugiliamai |
| 143 | Ukala-Okpunor |
| 144 | Ukala-Okwute |
| 145 | Ukwuani |
| 146 | Ukwunzu |
| 147 | Ukwu-Oba |
| 148 | Umuabu |
| 149 | Umu-Ebu Adonishaka |
| 150 | Umukwem |
| 151 | Umukwota |
| 152 | Umunede |
| 153 | Umuolu |
| 154 | Umute |
| 155 | Umuti |
| 156 | Umutu |
| 157 | Unor |
| 158 | Unuaja |
| 159 | Ushie |
| 160 | Usisa |
| 161 | Utagba-Ogbe |
| 162 | Utagba-Unor |
| 163 | Utchi |
| 164 | Ute Aru |
| 165 | Ute Enugu |
| 166 | Utegbeje |
| 167 | Ute-Okpu |
| 168 | Utuoku |
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