Anambra West Council Chairman, Hon. Ikechi Felix, Meets Elders And Youth Of Odekpe Community

The Anambra West Council Chairman, Hon. Ikechi Felix, meets with the elders and youth of the Odekpe Community and prays for the zone's residents to live in peace, harmony, love, and togetherness.

As the Council Chairman meets with the Elders & Youth of Odekpe Community, today will go down in history as a significant day for Odekpe Community.

According to the Council Chairman, the Anambra State administration, led by His Excellency, Prof. Charles Chukwuma Soludo, is dedicated to bringing harmony and peace to all Anambra State communities and strata in order to realize the state's aspirational megacity.

The Council Chairman has reaffirmed his commitment to bringing harmony, togetherness, and progress to local government, and he is urging the youth of the Odekpe Community to do the same.

Chief Paul Agbe, spokesman for Attaokwu, continued by thanking the Council Chairman and his entourage and assuring them that peace and harmony in the zone must be restored regardless of what happened in the past.

In addition, Julius Egwudah, the chairman of the Odekpe Youth Forum, pledges the support and cooperation of the entire organization for the growth and development of Anambra State, particularly in the Anambra West LG, and assures the council chairman that the youth of the community will do the same. This will ensure that Anambra West LG experiences the necessary development, unity, and political growth.

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About Anambra State And Anambra West LGA

The state of Nigeria known as Anambra State is situated in the southeast of the nation. August 27, 1991 saw the founding of the State. Anambra State is bordered to the west by Delta State, to the south by Imo State, to the east by Enugu State, and to the north by Kogi State.

The state has more than 4.1 million citizens, according to the 2006 census estimate.

The state is named after the Omambala River, a river that flows through it, and was created in 1976 from the former East Central State. The Omambala's Anglicized name is Anambra.

The state capital is Awka, a metropolis with a population that grew from 300,000 to over 3 million people between 2006 and 2020. Onitsha, a pre-colonial port city with a long history, is still a significant hub for trade in the state.

Anambra State, also known as the "Light of the Nation," is the eighth most populous state in the country, though this has been seriously contested because Onitsha, the state's largest and most populous urban area, had over 8.5 million people as of 2020, making it the second-largest urban area in Nigeria and third-largest in Africa.

Anambra West is located in the state of Anambra, Nigeria. In addition to Mmiata Anam, the local government is made up of the following towns: Umuoba-Abegbu Anam, Umuenwelum Anam, Owelle, Oroma-Etiti, Umueze Anam, Umudora Anam, Umuikwu Anam, Onono Umuikwu Anam, Ukwalla, Inoma-Akator, Nzam, Igbedor, Igbokenyi Nzam serves as the capital and seat of power. The Omambala subgroup of the Igbo people includes the inhabitants of Anambra West.

With significant volumes of undeveloped natural gas and oil at Mmiata Anam, Owelle, Umuikwu, Umudora, Nzam, Odekpe, Allah/Onugwa, and Igbedor, Anambra West is recognized as having the largest oil reserves in Nigeria. The majority of these settlements relied on streams, springs, and rivers to get their drinking water because Anambra West, the state's foodbasket, lacks many kinds of social services.

Here is the list of secondary schools in Anambra West Local Government Area:

Community Secondary School, Umueze Anam

Anam High School, Oroma-Etiti

Christ The King College, Umuem Anam

Community Secondary School, Mmiata Anam

Community Comprehensive Secondary School, Nzam

Udama Community Secondary School, Inoma-Akator

Community Secondary School, Igbedor

Great Sailor Int'l Secondary School, Onono-Umuikwu, Anam

Crowther memorial College, Umuikwu Anam

Madonna Secondary School, Nzam

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