Isoko has two Local Governments which are the Isoko North and Isoko South, so in today’s get to know isoko session I’m going to list out the list of towns or villages in Isoko South Local Government.
List of Towns in Isoko South
It’s worth knowing that the Central town or Headquarters of Isoko South Local Government is Oleh. Below are the Eleven (11) Towns in the Local Government.
- Oleh
- Emede
- Olomoro
- Aviara
- Irri
- Igbide
- Uzere
- Umeh
- Enhwe
- Erowha
- Okpolo
Villages under towns in Isoko South L.G.A
Most Towns in Isoko usually have small villages that are usually part of the Town, so here are some of them;
Oleh Villages:
- Amiere
- Olesha
- Emọsoye
Emede Villages:
- Urie-Ewha
- Ovie
- Okauku
Olomoro Villages:
- Osafo
- Erigodo
- Ikiagbodo
- Ikiekutu
- Iwhride
- Oviri
- Ujewe
Aviara Villages:
- Araya
- Aberuo
- Okpare
- Ugheli-Aviara (Ifroghe)
- Okpawha
- Edherie
- Ewhopkaka
- Egbeme
- Ukpude
Irri Villages:
- Idheze
- Ikpide
- Ivori
- Ada
- Uro
- Orie
- Otue
- Warri-Irri
- Ivrogbọ
- Kanan
- Onogbokor
- Iwre-Ogboko
Igbide Villages:
- Oteri
- Egbo
- Urọvo
- Owodokpokpor
Uzere Villages:
- Ekregbesi
- Abale
- Iboro
- Iwhrezede
- Ohorua
Umeh Villages:
- Ukpo
- Odhe-Isoko
- Unewheru
Other Useful Informations about Isoko South Local Government
The Isoko South and North Local Government Area was established on 23 September 1991, when the former Isoko Local Government Area was subdivided. The area produces a large component of the oil and gas resources of Delta State.
The Isoko South Local Government Area covers a low-lying section of the larger Niger Delta Basin, interspersed with streams, canals and rivers. It is located in a region of deciduous and evergreen forests, with patches of mangrove forest, as well as a forest reserve along the Aviara clan area.
