Enugu State Governorship Zoning

The drums are already beating, and the dancers stand poised to answer the rhythm. ~ESGZ

What is the fate of Ndi Enugu come 2027?
Only time will tell.

PDP – 26 years of peaceful zoning and relative stability.

APC – One question remains: will the zoning structures still stand?

As we commemorate the second half of the year 2025 today, July 1st, 2025, may we remain steadfast in God's love, grace, and mercy through Christ Jesus our Lord in the unity of the Holy Spirit. We, the Enugu State Governorship Zoning, pray, amen!

Happy New Month to the people of Enugu State!

Happy New Month to our diligent Governor, H.E. Barr. Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mba.

Happy New Month to our esteemed Elders and Statesmen.

Main market Enugu a.k.a Holy Ghost, new projected ultra modern motor terminals by our amiable Governor H.E. Barr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah.

List of villages in Enugu State

This is a list of villages and settlements in Enugu State, Igboland organised by local government area (LGA) and district/area

Aninri Mpu : Agu-Enyi; Amachara; Amagu; Obuagu; Ukey

Aninri Ndeaboh : Abacheku; Amaeze; Amurure; Azunkwo; Nochele; Over Rail; Uhucheke; Uhungo; Uhuogiri; Umuoma; Umurah

Aninri Nenwe : Agbada; Amabor; Amagu; Amokwe; Amorji; Emulemoke; Enugunator; Eziecho; Isi-Enyi; Obeagu; Obiofu; Obulorum; Okpome; Okpulo; Ugwuokpa; Umuagam; Umualugwoyi; Umudibo; Umuewo; Umueze; Umulagu; Umulevo; Umuobele; Umuoji; Umuola; Umuovute

Aninri Odume: Amachara-Uka; Amaeke; Amagu; Amankanu; Amanasato; Amata; Amorji; Amokwe; Amohite; Ezinator; Ezinesi; Iyimu; Mmafu; Nanwu; Ngeneawanta; Ngenanwa; Obeagu; Oduma-Achara; Ohafia; Ukete

Aninri Okpanku :Amabiriba; Amaete; Amagu; Amaogudu; Ihuezeoke; Ihuibe; Okpu

Awgu Agbogugu: Akwu; Amofia; Obinagu; Obodoakpu; Odumeagu; Ohameagu; Shukagbom; Uhuamagu; Umuobom; Umuonye
Awgu Agbudu-Uga: Enugu; Igite; Owellede

Awgu Amoli : Anike; Ifite; Imama; Odume; Ohumagu

Awgu Awgu : Adogba; Agbada; Amiyi; Amovia; Awgu; N. A. Quarters; Obunofia; Ogboli; Ogwumabiri; Ogwunesi; Ohaja; Oluocha; Omokwe; Onoli; Otikwu; Ugwenesi; Ululor; Umuhu

Awgu Awgunta : Agbogwu; Akwaka; Amaabo; Awgunta; Ihite; Isiama; Ogidi; Umuahiagwu; Umuakpu; Umunam
Awgu Ezere :Achalla; Amaebe; Atta; Ugwungwu; Uhuagu

Awgu Ihe : Amagu; Awkunano; Enugwu-Agu; Uhueze; Umuanebe; Umuogbe; Umuogodo; Umuonwo; Umuonyia/Umuolu; Umuoriji/Umuebeke; Umushike
Awgu Isu-Awa : Egedo; Enugu Isu; Ezioka-Isu; Umuamunu

Awgu Ituku : Amata; Amokolo; Ofeinyi; Ogwunagbo; Okwenachala; Umukulu; Umunevota; Umuonyiba; Umuowo
Awgu Maku :Agboneri; Enugu; Enugu-Afam; Eziama; Ezioha; Ifuteo; Otokwo

Awgu Mgbidi : Adani-Layout; Agbonator-Ogba; Amaorji; Awa-Layout-Ifite; Enugwuife; Eziama; Ezioha; Ifite; Isiyi; Isu-Uga; Mgbidi; Ododa; Oferite; Ogba-Ugwunator; Ogwugwu; Ogwumgbidi; Umuagu; Uwakpu

Awgu Mgbowo : Alachara; Amata; Ezioha; Ime-Ama; Inyi

Awgu Nkem : Ezinaifite-; Isiekwue-; Nkwe; Umuenoem-

Awgu Nnen-wenta :Amaebe; Amaeke; Ifite; Obiagu; Ofenugu; Ogbuanywu; Ugwuafor

Awgu Obeagu : Abaugwu; Ama; Amagu; Ebenebe; Enugunato; Ndahe; Obuo; Ogwuagbom; Uhueze; Umuabuzoukwu; Umude 25; Umuna; Umuoji/Amabor

Awgu Ogbaku : Mbio; Odume; Ortor; Umuatubo; Umuawusi; Umuisime; Umuobene

Awgu Ogugu :Amanaboh; Eziola; Ibite

Awgu Oweli :Amabo; Awono; Enugu; Umuhu

Awgu Ugbo: Ngne Ugbo; Ogba Ogbase; Oyibo Umu-Onaga; Ugbookpara; Uhu Ome

Awgu Ugwu-Eme : Amagu; Ihite; Obulo; Okpesi; Ugwuanya; Umuagwu; Umuokpara

Enugu East Nike : Agbogazi; Ako; Akpoga; Alulu; Amoji; Amokpo; Azama; Edem; Effokwe; Emene; Ibeagwa; Ije-Amaowelle; Nbulunjodo; Nchetanche; Neke Odenigbo; Nekeuno; Ngwuomu; Nkwubo; Nokpa; Obinagu; Onuogba; Onyohu

Enugu East Ogwogo: Adaeze; Amankpa; Farm Settlements; Obinagu; Ogbodogo; Okpuhu; Ugwunkwo; Umunagbo; Umunnameze; Umunonu; Utazi

Enugu North Oguli: Amaigbo; Ihenwuzi; Onueto; Umunevo

Enugu South Akuke: Amagu; Atagwu; Okwu/Obeahu; Umuanigu Ugwu; Umuatogbo-Owa

Enugu South Amechi : Amagu; Awkunanaw; Isiagu; Iside; Ndiaga; Ndiagbana; Ndiugbo; Sata; Ugwuafa; Ugwuagba; Umuedeachi; Umunugwu; Umuogo

Enugu South Obeagu: Amagu; Amauzam; Ngine; Nkpofia; Obinagu; Obodou Vulu; Uzamagu; Uzamdun

Enugu South Ugwuaji : Amuzam; Isiagu; Ndiaga; Ochufu; Onuba; Ugboba-Ani; Umunnaji Ngene; Umunnaugwu

Ezeagu Agba-Umana : Agba; Isiugwu; Ndiagu

Ezeagu Aguobu-owa: Ezedume; Ezema; IMEZI; Ogwofia; Okunito; Umuaji; Umudim

Ezeagu Aguobu-Umuaji: Ezema; Ogwofia; Ozom; Umiaji; Umudim

Ezeagu Aguobu-Umumba: Idume; Obodo Ngbogbo; Umu-Matu; Umuodama; Umuojor

Ezeagu Akama Oghe : Enuguna Agbani; Imama; Isiokwe

Ezeagu Amakwo Oghe: Enugu-Agu; Imezi; Ndiagu

Ezeagu Amansi-Odo: Amansiode Ndiagu; Amansiodo Imeze; Ihuonyia; Ndibenifi; Ndibinagu Amansiodo; Ndiuno; Ugwuanya; Umugwu Amansiodo

Ezeagu Awha Imezi: Akpagbo; Ikenga; Ogwuofia

Ezeagu Awha Ndiagu: Akpagbo; Ikenga; Ogwofia

Ezeagu Iwollo Imezi : Amagu; Enugwu; Ezeonyia; Ndibunagu; Obunagu; Owoloti

Ezeagu Neke : Ajana Egugwu; Enugwu; Imama; Umumechi

Ezeagu Obelagu-Umana : Agulu; Aguoba-Obelagu; Evazu; Okpuata; Okpudo; Omughu; Ozono; Ugwuakulu; Umuagbo; Umuakan; Umuene; Umueze Amaji; Umusulu

Ezeagu Obunofia-Ndiagu: Okposi; Umueze; Umuezeagu; Umuonaga; Unuawo

Ezeagu Obunofia-Ndiuno: Ihuezi; Okposi; Umuawo; Umueze; Umuezeagu; Umuonaga

Ezeagu Okpo-Gho : Mgbuta; Ukwuagba; Volovolo

Ezeagu Olo: Achara-Owa; Amandim; Ezema; Ibite; Ogulogu

Ezeagu Owa: Ezi-Owa; Ozom

Ezeagu Oyofo : Amaetiti; Imama; Ndiabo; Obiagu; Umuanaobu; Umuani; Umuohaoku

Ezeagu Umumba-Ndiagu: Idume; Ogodo-Ngbogbo; Umu-Ulatu; Umuani; Umuavaka; Umuodama; Umuojor

Igbo-Etiti Aku: Amabokwu; Amogwu; Ejuonu; Mgboko; Nua; Obie; Offienyi; Ohemuje; Orda; Oshigo; Ugwuegede; Ugwunani; Umueme; Umuezike; Use

Igbo-Etiti Diogbe : Agbo; Ndiugwu; Umunashi

Igbo-Etiti Ekwegbe : Aguakwegbo; Amandu; Amanonucha; Amaotu; Ohumofia; Ozeachara; Ukopi

Igbo-Etiti Ikolo : Ameti; Ikoloani; Uhamurodo; Uhanuchu

Igbo-Etiti Ochima : Ama Egede; Ezinaibite; Ogbede
Igbo-Etiti Ohebe / Ohodo 411103 Akaibite; Akutala; Chinwa; Ejuona; Ohodo

Igbo-Etiti Onyohor: Amabinagu; Amobo; Amoji; Umuozigbo; Umuriko

Igbo-Etiti Ozalla: Akaibite; Ijo; Ikolo; Isiamelu; Nnaru; Ujoma

Igbo-Etiti Udueme: Amaelu; Nkitiba; Uwani

Igbo-Etiti Ukehe: Akpuato; Amagwu; Amanefi; Idoha; Nkpologwu; Ukwaja; Umudulo; Umufiagu; Umurusi; Uwani Abaka

Igbo-Eze North Ezzodo: Aba-Agu; Abaraoji; Aji; Atikor; Ekenya; Ero-Aguafor; Ezenweze; Ezike; Oduma; Oduma Agu; Ogboghinya; Okele-Owo; Okpala-Obaka; Onazi; Onazi-Uno; Onyiro; Oshowu; Oyijerewu; Uda-Enugwu-Ezike; Ugbuagbo-Onyeke; Umuagada; Umuida; Umuogbo-Agu; Umuogbo-Inyi; Umuogbo-Uno; Uroahi Enugwu

Igbo-Eze South Ibagwa Aka: Amaebo; Amankpu-Ibagwa; Amebo Ndadi; Echezema-Ibagwa; Idi Ibagwa; Ishi-Agu; Ndadi Umu-Ngwunyi; Ndioke; Owerre Umu-Nsu Ibagwa; Owerre Ibagwa; Umuegru; Umuelua; Nru; Amagidigbo; Amaeze; Ikolo; Umudieta; Amaegu Echere;

Igbo-Eze North Umu-Itodo: Amachall Enugu; Amufie Enugu; Ezike; Igbelle Enugu; Ikpiga Enugu; Imufu Enugu; Olido Enugu; Uda; Uroshi

Igbo-Eze North Umuozzi: Amaja-Enugwu-Ezike; Ekposhi-Enugu-Ezike; Enugu-Ezike; Enugwu Ezike; Ezillo-Enugwu-Ezike; Igogoro-Enugwu-Ezike; Ikpamodo-Enugwu-Ezike; Mkpamute; Ofodo-Enegwu-Ezike; Ognutee-Enugwu-Ezike; Okpo-Enugwu-Ezike; Onicha; Umuogbo-Ekpshi; Umuopu-Enugu-Ezike

Igbo-Eze South Alor-Agu: Ajuona; Ogbueke; Ovoko; Owerre-Eze; Ubiam-Aye; Umuavulu; Umuegogidaka; Umueko; Umuidu; Umunakata; Umuoroko

Igbo-Eze South Iheaka: Akyi-Iheaka; Eke Utara-Iheaka; Like Iheaka; Ugo-Iheaka

Igbo-Eze South Iheakpu-Awka: Achebulo-Iheakpu; Amaenyije Iheakpu; Edem Iheakpu; Ngwuola-Iheakpu; Okolo-Iheakpu; Ororu-Iheakpu; Umuata-Iheakpu; Umujoju-Iheakpu; Umunjaba-Iheakpu; Umuokwu-Iheakpu; Umuori-Iheakpu

Igbo-Eze South Itchi: Amakpuru; Amobo; Ejikanaejima; Itchi-Agu; Itchi-Oha; Okan; Umuakaenyi; Umuogbu; Unadu

Igbo-Eze South Nkalagu / Obukpa: Agbonkuru; Edembekwu; Emoha; Okpaligbo; Ukwu-Okpe

Igbo-Eze South Ovoko: Ama Aho Ovoko; Ama-Agu-Ovoko; Ama-Ajim-Ovoko; Amachalla-Ovoko; Amahab -Ovoko; Amaja-Ovoko; Amani-Ovoko; Amaoboada-Ovoko; Amofia-Ovoko; Aza-Ali; Ibeku-Ovoko; Ogbodo-Ukwu; Ogwudo-Ovoko; Ohagu-Ovoko; Udunwagu-Ovoko; Ukwuakpu-Ovoko; Umu-Ezeavlu-Ovoko; Umu-Jumuta-Ovoko; Umu-Ogida-Ovoko; Umu-Oroko-Ovoko; Umu-Shire-Ovoko; Umualiogwu-Ovoko; Umuashi-Ovoko; Umuezeoka-Ovoko; Umugbabo-Ovoko; Umujioha-Ovoko; Umukada-Ovoko; Umuodu-Ovoko; Umuogburu-Ovoko; Umuogbuuru-Ovoko; Umuogene-Ovoko; umuoshigi-Ovoko; Uuuogegwu-Ovoko

Igbo-Eze South Uhuna Owerre : Achara; Amaekwuru; Amaozu; Amikwo-Ulo; Ete; Ete Nawa; Okajara; Umu-Orogbo; Umuagba-Okazi; Umuagbado; Umuede-Odoga; Umugbado-Odicha; Umuodobo; Umuona

Isi-Uzo Eha-Amufu : Abor; Agu-Amede; Amede; Ape-Mgbuji; Ihanyi; Isu; Mgbuji; Orokoro; Umuhu; Umujoovu

Isi-Uzo Ikem : Abbia; Amu-Aram; Amudam; Iken-Nkwo; Odomogwo; Ogor; Umu-Aja

Isi-Uzo Mbu Amon : Mbu-Agu-Udene; Mbu-Ajona; Mbu-Akpoti; Mbu-Akpuoga; Mbu-Amon; Oka-Egbera; Ugwuoke-None

Isi-Uzo Neke : Akpani; Isienu; Neke; Obegu-Aba; Umuegwu; Umugwu

Isi-Uzo Umuero : Aliyi; Umu-Idiji; Umuenyi-Ogodo; Umueze-Boko; Umueze-Ogbu

Nkanu East Amagunze: Aniyi; Enuvu-Egu; Oicha-Agu; Okeani; Omuno; Osu; Ukkwukani; Umu Okpara; Umunevo

Nkanu East Amechi Idodo: Eziama; Uzama

Nkanu East Nara : Amagu; Amaofia; Isiogbo; Umuaja; Umueragu; Umueze; Umuiba; Umuokpalagene

Nkanu East Nkerefi : Akanfu; Amankanu; Emuoku; Ezi Nkerefi; Ezinachu; Ezza Nkerefi; Ihuagbu; Ihuagu; Ihuawako; Ihuokpara; Imeoha; Iruka; Isinga; Mbanaocha; Mburubu; Obodo Agbulu; Obodoukwu; Obunu; Obuoffia; Onueke; Umueze-Awk; Umuezeoche; Umuikan; Umunama; Umuogbui; Umuogodi

Nkanu East Nomeh: Amaigbo; Amukabi; Imama; Uhuafor; Uhuoji; Umuchukwu

Nkanu East Ogbahu : Ikeokparogba; Ngwubo; Omuno

Nkanu East Oruku : Amaeke; Eziobodo; Isiewu; Ndiaguagu; Obinagu; Ohuani

Nkanu East Owo : Asisi; Emene; Isiagu; Ndiagu; Ogala; Ohuani

Nkanu East Ugbawka: Amafor Ugbawka; Amauzam; Isigwe; Onu Orie

Nkanu West Agbaani: Amafor; Amainyi; Amiagwo; Mbogodo; Obeagu; Ogbeke; Ukuruta; Uwani

Nkanu West Akagbe -Ugwsu: Amagunnajiukwu; Atakwu; Obeagini; Umuetugbuoma; Umuokwuo; Umuuba

Nkanu West Akagbe-Amodu: Echara; Ndiagu; Umuorume

Nkanu West Amuri : Amankanu; Enugu; Eziokwe; Obeagu; Umuigbo

Nkanu West Obe : Enugu Obe; Obodo ukpa; Umuenenta; Umuike Owo; Umungutowo; Umunowo

Nkanu West Obinagu / Uwani /Akpu ugo : Amafor; Amanko; Ameke;Amaowre; Eziaba; Iga; Ama-Akpu; Eziobodo; Ogirishi; Orji

Nkanu West Obuno: Amafor; Amankwo; Ekeaku; Ndiagu-Nnajiori; Njwuaja; Onuobo; Onuorie; Ubogu

Nkanu West Ogonogeji Ndiagu: Amaede; Ameke Ani; Amuhu; Eziobodo; Ihunekeman; Obinagu

Nkanu West Ogonogeji Ndiuna: Ogonogoeji-Ndiuno

Nkanu West Ozalla: Amachi; Amaigbo; Enugu-Agu; Ezi; Obeagwu; Umuokolouba

Nsukka Alora - Uno : Ajuona; Amikpo; Ugbene; Uwani

Nsukka Anuka: Ajuona; Aka-Utara; Amala; Ukwuokpeye; Umushere

Nsukka Edem : Akpa-Edem; Edem-Ani; Ozzi-Edem

Nsukka Eha-Alu-Mona: Agbamere; Ama Okpara; Amaechi Elu; Amundi; Eha; Isienu; Ogbodo Elu; Ogbodu Okanya; Ukwuaji; Umude; Uwani

Nsukka Eha-Ndiagu: Azuabor; Breme; Etiti-Agu; Ezembunagu; Umabo

Nsukka fe-Oballa : Ede-nta; Ede-Ukwu

Nsukka Ibagwa - Agu : Acharichankpume; Agudele; Ogwuoroko; Ugwu-ohugu; Uzoanyinya

Nsukka Ibagwa-Ani : Uwani; Ejuona; Omaka

Nsukka Lejja : Akaibite; Ejuona; Umani

Nsukka Nsukka (Rural): Ihe/Owerre; Nkpunano; Nru

Nsukka obimo: Agbo; Ajuona; Akautara; Akpotoro; Eluagu; Ikwoka

Nsukka Obukpa : Ajuona; Obige; Odim; Ogbeagu; Owerre; Ugokpe

Nsukka Okpal-Igbo: Edemani; Ibeagwa-Aka; Iheaka; Ovoko

Nsukka Okpuje : Ajuona; Aka-Utara; Akaibite

Nsukka Okutu : Achara; Agbo-Enugu; Agbo-Ogazi; Amaogbo; Ohuno; Onene; Ugwaka; Uwani

Nsukka Opi: Ibeku; Idi; Ihiagu; Ogbozala; Opi-Agu

Oji River Achi: Achiagu; Adu; Agbadalna; Ahani; Akwu; Amaetit; Amankpunator; Egwu Achi; Elhuhe; Enugu Achi; Ihe; Isikwe; Nkpokoro; Umumba
Oji River Akpugeze 401150 Abo; Amagu; Egbe-Agu; Ofechem; Ofemili; Umudim; Umuokpara

Oji River Awlaw:Etiti; Isiama; Nkwuni; Ubahu

Oji River Inyi: Agbalidi; Akwu; Alaocha Nkwerre; Alum; Amankwo; Enugu-Inyi; Nkwerri-Inyi; Obune; Umuagu; Umuome

Oji River Ojo River : Agbalenyi; Agu-Ugwu; Central; Dodo; Ojia-Oyi; Ojinato; Ugwunzu

Oji River Ugwuoba: Agolo; Aguabosi; Agungwu; Agunwu-Ogboo; Efulu; Egbeagu; Ezi-Achi; Nkpagu; Obiagu; Ogbudu; Okpudu; Okwe; Uide; Umalu; Umualu; Umuomu; Updata

Udenu Amalla : Ifuroka; Umu-Egari; Umunachi

Udenu Ezimo: Ama-Ogbele; Amaebo; Amala-Ogbo; Amankpu-Ibegwa; Amaogu; Amebi Ndaba; Amube Enugu; Echezema; Enugu Ezike; Ezike; Ibagwa; Idi Ibagwa; Inyi Enugu; Ishi-Agu; Ishi-Ugwu Ezike; Iyionu; Ndaoma Ngwunyi; Ndioka; Nsu Ibagwa; Ogbodu Enugu; Ogbufie; Owerre Eze; Owerri Ibagwa; Ozzala; Ugbaike Enugu; Umuagru; Umuchi; Umuelo; Umuopuagu

Udenu Imilike: Abada; Amagu; Amaogodo; Ame-Elugwu; Ameti; Amezike; Okogwuma; Umueze; Umuinyere

Udenu Obollo-Afor: Amulanyi; Inekpu; Ohulo; Ugbabe

Udenu Obollo-Eke: Amutenyi; Ibenda; Iheakpu; Nkpunato; Odobido; Ogwu; Ohulor; Okpaligbo; Ugbabe-Uwani; Umu-Azoj

Udenu Obollo-Etti: Adda; Ohule-Etiti; Umuesuogwu; Umuitedo; Umuoleh; Umuonyeku; Umuosigide

Udenu Ogbodu- Aba : Akpoo; Ika-Agwu; Onicha-Ogbodo; Ukpu-Agba; Unona-Ogbodo

Udenu Orba : Agu Orba; Ajuona; Amalla; Amaoba; Oham; Ohebe-Orba; Owerri Amagu; Owerri-Ezeorba; Owerri-Okpu; Umu-Ugwu; Umunkpume

Udenu Udunedem : Igugu; Umu-Ndu

Udi Abia: Amaeti; Awagu; Enugu-Abia; Iseke; Umuma

Udi Abor : Amaezike; Amukwu; Dinaigweze; Dinneobe; Ozalla; Ubiakpo; Ugwunani; Umuavulu

Udi Affa: Amaozalla; Amofia; Amokwu; Ikono; Inoyi; Obinagu Afia; Ogor; Umukoloma

Udi Agbudu: Amabo; Amukpa; Ibite; Odume; Uzoagbo

Udi Akpakwume: Ama-Ave; Amagbo; Amaofue; Amaovellu; Amauzalla; Ogbugo; Umudiekwon; Umuogbo; Umuugwu

Udi Amokwe: Enugu Agu; Ibuzor; Idedu; Obeagu; Orji; Umudim; Umueze; Uwani

Udi Ebe : Adukwu; Amagu; Eziania; Omadi; Omadi-Umenu; Umavulu; Umuezike

Udi Egede: Amaozalla; Anekeneze; Okwum; Umuanum; Umudi; Umuezenevo; Umuokpalla; Umuovu

Udi Eke : Amankwo Eke; Enugu-Eke; Ogui Agu Eke; Ogui Eki; Oma Eke

Udi Nachi : Amagu; Ameke; Okpobueze; Umubo

Udi Ngwo: Amabo; Amachala; Amankwo; Ameke; Enugu; Etiti; Ngwo Uno; Okwojo; Uboji; Ukaka; Umuase

Udi Nsude: Agagu; Amenyi; Amosuwo; Diakuma; Okpurio; Ugwu-Uto; Ugwuakulu; Umuaka; Umualor; Umuezeani

Udi Nzue: Agballa; Aguru; Amutu; Ihe; Ihezegwuoke; Ihonze; Ilonze; Isiubo; Ntugevo; Okinigbo; Ujatta

Udi Obinagu: Agbani; Amofia; Okpunyo; Okunator; Owa; Umuaboshi; Umuaneke Agwo; Umuaneke Ugwu; Umudike; Umuota

Udi Obioma : Abba; Amachala; Amanwugwo; Ameke; Oluku

Udi Oghu: Ezama; Oghu
Udi Okpatu : Ama Egbu; Ama-Agu; Amachalla; Amani-Okpatu; Amaonugbu; Amoka; Amukwu; Eziama; Obiagu; Umeneme; Umuchime; Umuene

Udi Owhum : Ama Azalla; Amabor na Amani; Isiogwu

Udi Udi: Amagu; Awkunanaw; Eke Na Ene; Umuezechime; Umuoka

Udi Ukana: Adani; Amabota; Amaezu; Amakpu; Aseje; Enugu-Eseachi; Ibite; Ikenga; Ngodo; Okofia

Udi Umuabi : Amaji; Enugu Amaji; Imama; Inewe; Ogbuabala; Omashi; Ufiala; Umunwe; Umuokefi/Umuifi

Udi Umuaga: Ububa/Imeama; Umuaneke; Umunnacha; Umuokpala; Unuonaga

Udi Umulumgbe : Akpani; Akpato; Ama-Uwenu; Amabor; Amachara; Amaowerri; Edem; Eziama; Lett; Okomaji; Uwenu

Udi Umuoka: Amadia; Amaebu; Amakpu; Amangwu; Ekpe; Ikenga; Umualia; Umuonye

Uzo-Uwani Abbi: Amanyi; Apapam; Enugu; Owereze; Uba; Umuogbogwu; Uruku; Uwenuokpe

Uzo-Uwani Adaba: Ama-Etiti; Amaogbo; Amaokwe; Amoku; Ibagwa; Obunagu; Ozulume; Umedolu; Umueze-Akwu; Umuezeke; Umuotugbo

Uzo-Uwani Adani : Ajuona; Akutala; Eziama; Iyiekeniga; Ofesi-Okpu; Onueke; Uwenuakpa

Uzo-Uwani Akpugo : Amaogbo; Nkokpe; Ohe; Umugwuyama; Umuinye; Umunjom

Uzo-Uwani Asaba: Amoye; Obianu

Uzo-Uwani Igga: Akwulu; Asado; Ojulo

Uzo-Uwani Nimbo: Akpamaya; Amogbo; Ekwulu; Isiyiareji; Jide Break; Ngwoko; Owerre; Umuoma; Opanda; Ugwuijoro; Ukpabi; Unasi

Uzo-Uwani Nkpologu: Agumu; Ama-ezike; Ama-ikwere; Ama-ngbana; Arakanyi; Awuzi; Nkpunator; Ugwugo; Ugwuonyishi; Umu Enem; Umuobira; Uwani Ogba

Uzo-Uwani Nkume : Amudala; Eji-Nkume; Ujolodu; Umunu

Uzo-Uwani Nrobo: Ajayigbo; Ofumu; Okpara; Umuamuna; Umudesue; Umuoyo

Uzo-Uwani Ogurugu: Atida; Nkanu; Ofuegbe; Okpotopu; Onaja; Ukpele

Uzo-Uwani Ojor: Umu-Ekeyi; Umu-Ogbochi; Umuame; Umuasaba; Umuitodo

Uzo-Uwani Ugbene : Afokuje; Ama-Ikwu; Ama-Ogidi; Amaiseke; Asnienyi; Enugu-Ada; Isi-Uvuru; Isiama; Itakwuna; Ngwokwa; Nkpunator; Orba; Owenu-Ori; Ujaju; Umu-Asa; Umuayo; Umueze; Umukpakar; Uwani; Uwani-Eriyi; Uwenu-Onyishi

Uzo-Uwani Ukpata : Achalla Oda; Amufi; Ugwudimu; Umudi-Ugwu; Umudingwuke; Umueze Amunna; Umueze-Amokwulu; Umuezengwu; Umumbosi; Umuogu; Umuonyia

Uzo-Uwani Umulokpa : Akiyi; Akwunitor; Amagu; Amofu; Amulu; Enugu-Uwani; Eziora; Imama; Mgbogbo; Nkwelle; Odida; Ukpatu; Umuezeugwu; Umumasi; Umuogene; Uwani

Uzo-Uwani Uvuru : Amono-Utokpu; Inama; Ogwu-Umudia; Okasibi; Ugbene; Umuntu; Utoamaka; Uvuru-Ani

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Igbo Amaka.....................Igbo bu oke mba

The God of Abraham!

The God of Isaac!

The God of Jacob!

The awesome God of David!

We ndi Enugu State Governorship Zoning says

Happy birthday to the Governor Enugu State Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Lawrence Ugwuanyi. We the people of Enugu State wish you good health, long life, God's grace and mercy everyday of your life sir.

Gburu Gburu bu egwu iji!!!

Enugu State Is In The Hands Of God!

What's on white lion mind concerning governorship zoning my good people of Enugu State???
Enugu East Senatorial zone, abi? What's you intake and outtake guys...

Press Statement

Enugu 2023: Gov Ugwuanyi will choose successor ....... Sen Nnamani

Former Governor of Enugu State and Senator representing Enugu East in the Senate, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani has reiterated that it is the prerogative of the state governor, Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi to produce his successor without challenges.

This he said was in line with the precedent for the incumbent governor of the state to determine his successor at least since 1999.

Senator Nnamani said in Abuja that “We have a tradition in Enugu State politics. The governor is the leader who directs affairs. He will determine who succeeds him without compromising the electoral processes and whomever he chooses will be our next governor.

“I have absolute loyalty and respect for my governor who is also the leader of Ebeano political family . He has demonstrated capacity and leadership. We are waiting for him to lead the way to go in 2023 and we shall follow”.

Enugu State is among the few in the country that enjoys political harmony on account of adherence to zoning or rotation of key political offices in the three senatorial districts especially the governorship seat since 1999.

Senator Nnamani from Enugu East was the state governor from 1999 to 2007, Sullivan Chime from Enugu West took over from 2007 to 2015 while the incumbent governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi from Enugu North is expected to complete the cycle in 2023.

It is expected that the governorship slot returns to Enugu East for the second round of the rotation in 2023.

Senator Nnamani said he was excited by the political developments in the state where accomplished sons and daughters are showing interest in the politics of the state and prayed that the best amongst them emerges as governor in 2023.

He stated: “Virtually all the aspirants belong to the Ebeano political family. One hundred percent of them are my primary, secondary and by-products. Some may have close affinity with me which explains the understandable speculations on whom I may be supporting. But it is the governor that will choose his successor. The political machinery in the state including the Ebeano family will be rolled out to support whomever he chooses.

He advised those fanning the embers of war to sheathe their swords “because there is no war to be fought. We are one family, whomever emerges will be governor for all.

“No matter the machinations, conspiracies and subterfuges over the governorship primary of our party, we will have a successful transition under the leadership and guidance of our governor.

“It is understandable that some of those who are posturing are seeking for relevance or seeking for political appointments in other parties. That is the beauty of democracy, he said.

Senator Nnamani reiterated that he has forgiven all those who may have wronged him in the past saying “I harbour no grudges against any one. I have no fears or concerns about anyone. That era is confined to the dustbin of history. We are moving forward as one family for greater Enugu State”.

It is our turn to produce governor in 2023, Enugu Speaker, Nwobodo, APC Chairman, other Enugu East people tell Ugwuanyi

…As APC zones guber ticket to Enugu East Sen. District

The people of Enugu East Senatorial District of Enugu State comprising leaders of political, religious and traditional institutions, on Thursday, converged on the popular Michael Okpara Square, , for a Mega Rally, requesting Ifeanyi to uphold the long established rotational template with regards to the Office of the Governor of the state by lending his support for the district to produce his successor in 2023.

Speaking at the well-attended rally, themed “Oganiru Enugu East Senatorial District”, the Convener and Speaker of the Enugu State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Edward Ubosi said that the only agenda of the gathering was to demand for the governorship seat of the state in 2023 in the spirit of equity, fairness and justice, stressing that it is the turn of Enugu East Senatorial District going by the long established rotational template in the state.

The Speaker who applauded Gov. Ugwuanyi for attending the rally stated that it was the unanimous stance of the people of Enugu East Senatorial District and beyond that the governor has a major role to play in the choice of his successor since his predecessors enjoyed such privilege during their tenures as governors of the state.

“Your Excellency, your own will not be different. We are waiting for you to take a decision on your choice of your successor from any of the six local government areas of Enugu East Senatorial District and we will support the person overwhelmingly”, Rt. Hon. Ubosi said.

Aligning with the Speaker’s speech, the Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Enugu State, Dr. Ben Nwoye announced that the party has zoned its governorship position in 2023 to Enugu East Senatorial District.

Dr. Nwoye eulogized Gov. Ugwuanyi for his uncommon leadership qualities as a peaceful, humble and development-oriented governor, saying: “When you have peace you have order; when you have peace you have development, you (Ugwuanyi) are a peaceful governor and you have brought peace to our people”.

The APC State Chairman emphasized that the governor’s presence at the rally was a prayer answered towards the quest for his successor to come from Enugu East Senatorial District.

“Your Excellency, the fact that you are here, means that you have answered our prayers in our midst. It means that you have agreed to endorse someone from Enugu East Senatorial District come 2023.

“We (APC) have zoned the governorship candidate to Enugu East Senatorial District. We are following the PDP people to beg you to also nominate and zone their governorship candidate to Enugu East Senatorial District.

“So, Your Excellency, you will do the right thing. You will anoint someone from Enugu East Senatorial District; if it goes to APC, you anoint someone from APC; if it goes to PDP, you anoint someone from PDP”, Nwoye said.

In his speech, the former Governor of old Anambra State and the former Senator who represented Enugu East Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Senator Jim Nwobodo, expressed optimism that Gov. Ugwuanyi will endorse his successor from the zone, pointing out that “Gburugburu is a peace-maker; Gburugburu entrusted Enugu State to the hand of God; Gburugburu will give Ndi Enugu East Senatorial District governor in 2023; we are only waiting for the time to come to know who will be the next governor from our zone”.

Expressing his confidence in Gov. Ugwuanyi, Senator Nwododo maintained that it is the turn of Enugu East Senatorial District to produce the next governor of Enugu State in 2023, appealing to other senatorial districts to support the choice candidate of the governor from the zone when the time comes.

Nwobodo added that the candidate should be someone “who will be as humble and peaceful like you (Ugwuanyi) and also a governor of the entire Enugu State not governor of Enugu East Senatorial Zone, as Ugwuanyi is today the governor of Enugu State, not governor of Nsukka”.

Lending his support, the former President of the Senate, Senator Ken Nnamani endorsed the stance of the people of Enugu East Senatorial District at the rally and commended the organizers of the event for galvanizing the people of the zone to come and appraise the existing rotational principle of zoning in Enugu State.

Represented by the Ambassador-designate to the Republic of Poland, Major General Christian Ugwu (Rtd.), Sen. Nnamani lauded Gov. Ugwuanyi for the peace being enjoyed in Enugu State, expressing confidence that the governor’s disposition to peace and good governance will guarantee a peaceful transition in 2023, where a candidate from Enugu East Senatorial District will be elected governor of the state.

In their separate goodwill messages, the members of the National and State Assemblies from the zone, the Council Chairmen, the Clergy, traditional rulers, State Executive Council, among others, equally paid glowing tributes to Gov. Ugwuanyi’s leadership qualities and appealed to him to stick to the existing rotational zoning arrangement in respect of the Office of the Governor of Enugu State, stressing: “We want governor of Enugu State come 2023”.

The state leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) led by the Chairman, Hon. Augustine Nnamani, said that the party has not yet taken decision on the issue but he expressed hope that the outcome will be favourable.

Responding, Gov. Ugwuanyi appreciated the people of the six local government areas of Enugu East, Enugu North, Enugu South, Nkanu East, Nkanu West and Isi-Uzo that make up Enugu East Senatorial District for their outstanding support during his 2019 governorship election, noting that they “emerged as the Senatorial District that mustered the second highest number of votes in support of my candidacy, after Enugu North Senatorial District”.

While recognizing the pedigree and sterling contributions of leaders of Enugu East Senatorial District to state and national development, such as Senator Jim Nwobodo, Senator Ken Nnamani, Senator Dr. Chimaroke Nnamani, and Rt. Hon. Edward Ubosi, Gov. Ugwuanyi reassured the people of the zone that “the content and context of your speeches are understood”.

His words: “I admit, in all humility, that I have listened to all the speeches and I salute your uncommon political literacy and consciousness.

“Ndi Enugu are famed for being a peaceful and united family irrespective of religious bent or party affiliations. I, therefore, enjoin you to stay the course of peace and remain united.

“I pray that at the end of our administration, we will bequeath to all, a just, equitable, peaceful, united and prosperous Enugu State that has ascended more rungs on the development ladder”.