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Warri North real list of communities / towns

Warri North real list of communities / towns powered by Delta Event Media 



1.lkpotogbene

2. Arigbegha

3.Baratei Gbene

4.lbaribote Gbeni

5. Kurukurugbeni

6.uguregbeni

7.Abadigbeni

8.Asisaboteye

9.itagbeni

10. Okefanba

11. Lagos junction

12. Ebiama Zion. 

13. Koko 

14. Tebu

15. Tisun

16. Ugbege

17. Aleima

18. Bear-Town

19. Brohimi

20. Odububa

21. Ogbinbirin

22. Ogbudugbodu

23. Okoromado

24. Opuama

25. Tsekelewu(Polobubo)

26. Ajamogha

27. Arunologbo

28. Bresibi

29. Nana

30. Young-Town

31. Aja-Eded

32. Madogho

33. Ogidigben

34. Ubaoke

35. Ugbegugun

36. Ugborodo

37. Asigborodo 

38. Awanba

39. Olubakagbene Korupingbene

40. Abegborode


Put together by Engr. ThankGod Mike Ugedi on the 18th of March, 2023. 


Thanks to all who work with me in this project to achieve this goals. 


Comments

  1. UnknownMarch 18, 2022 at 11:12 PM

    A lot of communities are omitted.such as idebagbene,Azama zion,Adagb arasa, and lots more

    ReplyDelete
  2. UnknownMarch 19, 2022 at 11:22 AM

    This are of the omitted communities.
    1 Atilaborgbene community
    2 Temekiri Zion community
    3 pinabotei zion community
    4Baimgbo community

    ReplyDelete
  3. UnknownMarch 20, 2022 at 10:03 AM

    Kpokugbene community was omitted was it a bias error.In between opuama and Tsekelewu,how can?
    One of the oldest village you can think in that vicinity.

    ReplyDelete

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