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On Igbo people and where they are :


RIVERS STATE


Port Harcourt LGA
    villages too numerous to list
Obio-Akpor LGA
    villages too numerous to list
Emohua LGA
    villages too numerous to list
Ikwerre LGA
    villages too numerous to list
Etche LGA
    villages too numerous to list
Omuma LGA
    villages too numerous to list 
Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA
    villages too numerous to list
Ahoada East LGA
    villages too numerous to list
Ahoada West LGA (partially)
    villages too numerous to list
Oyigbo LGA (partially)
    villages too numerous to list


The Igbo constitute the largest ethnic group in the state. The governor of the state  (as at when this list was made) Chibuike Amaechi is from Ubime, Ikwerre LGA.


DELTA STATE


Aniocha North LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Aniocha South LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Ika North East LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Ika South LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Ndokwa East LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Ndokwa West LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Oshimili North LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Oshimili South LGA:
    villages too numerous to list
Ukwuani LGA:
    villages too numerous to list


 
EDO STATE


Orhionmwon LGA:
    Igbanke
    Iru
    Ohezenaka
    Otobaye
    Ugbeka
    Ogan(Agbor clan)
Uhunmwode LGA:
    Oghada
    Igbogiri
Igueben LGA:
     Ekpon


BAYELSA STATE


Sagbama LGA:
    Abuetor
    Osekwenike
    Osifo
    Ogbokili
    Ikpide


BENUE STATE


Ado, Oju, Obi and Okpoku LGAs:
    Umuezeokoha
    Umuezeoka
    Oriuzor
    Umuoghara
    Amaekka
    Amaezekwe


These communities belong to the Ezza, Izzi, Ezza-mgbo and Effium clans. The Ezza community of Umuezeokoha alone has over 300 villages and if you are to calculate the number of Igbo-speaking villages together you will discover that there are more than 600 villages.


AKWA IBOM STATE


 Etim Ekpo LGA:
    Mkpukpuaja
    Ogbuagu
    Ohaobu


CROSS RIVERS STATE


    Igbo villages can be found in Abi LGA and Obubra LGA. The Isobo are an example of one of the Igbo subgroups.


KOGI STATE


Avurugo


There are others but just stick with this one as we further the research.
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My friend Chibuzo Ihuoma made this list after a rigorous research which is still ongoing.


I am glad our Odogwu Igbo, Maazi Ogbonnaya Okoro   is now Walking the Talk and visiting physically. The issue is, will his work be seen, valued and funded now? Mba. They won't talk funding... Instead we will  be suggesting more places we think he should go. 🙄
Daniel Chukwuemeka only very few understand the nitty gritty associated with field research and appreciate it.
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