Ezeoke Nsu
Ezeoke Nsu is a village in Imo State, Nigeria. A hilly town thought to have evolved in the 16th century, the earliest record of its history was in 1869, when Christian missionaries first visited the town.[1] The headquarters of Anglican Diocese of Okigwe South is situated in the village.[1]
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Populated places of Imo State, Nigeria
- Ahiara
- Awo-Omamma
- Izombe
- Okigwe
- Orlu
- Owerri (State capital)
local government areas
- Abba
- Aboh Mbaise
- Ahiazu Mbaise
- Akatta
- Amaifeke
- Amaigbo
- Amandugba
- Amike
- Anara
- Arondizuogu
- Dikenafai
- Ehime Mbano
- Ejemekwuru
- Ekwereazu
- Emekuku
- Eziama Obiato
- Ezinihitte Mbaise
- Ihiagwa
- Mbieri
- Mgbidi
- Naze
- Nekede
- Ngugu
- Nkwerre
- Nnarambia
- Obaku
- Oguta
- Ohaji/Egbema
- Ohoba
- Okwelle
- Okwuabala
- Okwudor
- Orsu
- Osemotor
- Osina
- Owerri North
- Ozara
- Ubomiri
- Umuagwo
- Umuaka
- Umueshi
- Umuezukwe
- Umundugba
- Umunoha
- Umunumo
other populated places
- Abajah
- Abazu-Akabo
- Akabo
- Akalovo
- Amafor
- Amaimo
- Amakohia
- Amakohia Ubi
- Amatta
- Amauju
- Amaebu Ogwa
- Awaka
- Awo, Imo
- Azara Egbelu
- Edenta
- Egbu
- Ekwerazu Ogwa
- Emekeobibi
- Emii
- Ezeoke Nsu
- Eziorsu
- Ihite
- Ihitte Ogwa
- Ihuo
- Ikembara
- Irete
- Isuobiangwu
- Itu
- Lude Ahiara
- Ndegwu
- Nkalu
- Nkwesi
- Obazu
- Obeakpu
- Obigwo
- Obilokwu Mbieri
- Obinze
- Obizi
- Oboama
- Obodo
- Obodoukwu
- Ochicha
- Ogbe
- Okohia
- Okwuohia
- Orji
- Orodo
- Orogwe
- Oru na Nneude
- Otulu, Ahiara
- Otulu, Oru West
- Owelu
- Uburu Ekwe
- Umevu
- Umu Oma
- Umuaghadi Inyishia
- Umuchima
- Umunahu
- Umuofa
- Umuoke
- Uratta
- Uzuaba
References
- ^ a b Christianity, worship (29 December 2013). "Imo Community marks 100 years of Christianity". SAM EYOBOKA. Vanguardngr. vanguard. Retrieved 16 January 2022.
