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Imo govt creates 52 Development Centres, six months after passage of Bill (See full list)

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Six months after the Imo State House of Assembly passed a bill seeking to amend the Imo State Local Government Development Areas Administration Law No. 3 of 2005, the state government has created 52 Development Centres.

The Development Areas last functioned in the state under the administration of Chief Ikedi Ohakim.

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While the amended bill passed by the Assembly increased the Development Areas from 44 to 51, Governor Hope Izodinma created 52 centres.

See the list below:

The names of the Imo State newly created Local Government Development Areas and headquaters are:

1. Alaoma /Alaoma
2. Enyiato/Afor Enyiogugu
3. Ekereazu/Eziama Oparanadim
4. Ezinihitte/Umuelegwa Onicha
5. Ideato East/Ndiawa
6. Ideato North Central/Ohaeke Umuopia
7. Ideato West/Ogboko
8. Ihitte North/Nkwo Ihitte
9. Ikeduru East/Nkwunaghaba
10. Ikeduru West/Umuohie Atta
11. Isi Ehime/Ehime court (WUZARI)
12. Ishi Isu/Isi Isu
13. Mbama/Umuechem
14. Mbaitolu South/Ubomiri
15. Mbaitolu East/Orie Mbieri
16. Ngor Okpala North/Umuowa
17. Ngor Okpala South/Okpala
18. Njaba south/Umuaka
19. Nwangele South/Isi Nwangele
20. Obowo West/Egbeghere
21. Ohaji East/Umuokanne
22. Ohaji West/Asoba
23. Orlu North/Acharaba
24. Orlu South/Achi
25. Orlu West/Ikpa Nwerere
26. Oru North/Ubulu
27. Oru South/Otunne(Awo Omamma)
28. Orsu Central/Eziawa
29. Orsu South/ Eze Ogwu
30. Orsu North/Imenyi Ihittenansa
31. Oke Ovoro/Orie Uvuru
32. Okigwe North/Umulolo
33. Okigwe South/Akparugo
34. Owerri East/Agbala
35. Owerri South/Okolochi
36. Owerri North East/Akwakuma
37. Oyibo Mbano/Mbaraoha
38. Ugiri North/Nkwo Mbaa
39. Agwa/Obudi
40. Egbema North/ Mgbara
41. Osu Ama/Anara-Anara
42. Onuimo South/Okwelle
43. Nkwerre North/Isu Owerri Nkwoji
44. Ugiri South/Obolo
45. Uboma East/Mbata Eru Eru
46. Obowo/Umuokoroma Umungwa
47. Amiri Oru/Amiri
48. Orujiriaku/Akatta
49. Nneoha Oru/Ozuh Omuma
50. Ama Aka Oru/Akuma
51. Nkwerre West/Amaokpara
52. Ezize/Aboshi

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