Esan South East Local Government Area is a local government area of Edo State, Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Ubiaja.

Esan South-East
LGA
St. Benedict Catholic Church, Ubiaja
Country	Nigeria
State	Edo State
Area
• Total	504 sq mi (1,306 km2)
Time zone	UTC+1 (WAT)

Its population was 167,721 at the 2006 census.

Towns

Towns in the jurisdiction are Ubiaja, Oria, Onog-Holo, Okhu-Esan, Udo, Feku, Illushi, Emu, Eguare-Ewatto, Ewohimi, Ohordua, Orowa, Uroh and Inyenlen.[1]

Villages

Many villages are found there:

• Agenebode, Agiere, Anumeji, Avhiodor, Bode-Waterside, Dapapa, Edegbe, Egori-Nauge, Egori-Waterside, Ekwotso,   Emnokweme, Ighawo, Igienebamhe, Igiode, Ikwakpe, Ilogodo, Itogbo, Itsokwi,  Ivbiare, Ivbiebua, Ivhianokpodi, Ivhioghe, Iviakpekha, Iviebua-Naameh, Iviegbepwi, Iviekpe, Iviogheme,  Iviokpo Iviomhe, Iviukhua, Iviukwe, Izotha, Oba Dudu, Obadudu, Ofukpo, Ogwoyo, Ogwozima, Ogwukpakpa, Okanawua, Okieh, Okiolomi, Oshola, Otaukwi, Othame, Ovao, Ugbato, Ughoke, Ukho, Ukpeko, Ukpeko-Agbugwi, Uzanu, Weppa-Wanno.

•   Ega, Eguare-Oria, Ifade, Igo, Isoko Camp, Itoya Camp, John Smike Camp, Ogbokpa, Okoyoyomon Camp, Okudu, Omuakun, Oria, Thomas Camp,  Ukpowada,           
•   Eguare-Onogholo, Ibo Camp, Idi Abora, Idi Akhanmlogie, Idi Okhae, Idi Osogbo,  Onogholo          
• Braimoh Camp, Eguare-Okhuessan,  Idehuana, Idiobo, Ikeken, Ikiala, Okhuessan, Eguare-Ohordua, .
•   Eguare-Udo, Eko-Okukpon, Eko-Ugbodu, Eko-Utomhin, Idumhuan-Khinmhin, Udo,  Udo-Neria.
•   Adagwu,  Ajakpa , Ajularo,  Alla, Ifeku, Iyegbe, Okpatawo, Okuoshimili, Owoli, Ukpodo.[2]          
• Ega, Ilushi, Odumu Camp, Ofuloko, Okowede, Opuru      

• Akhiomen, Auma, Eguale, Eke, Eko Ojemohin, Emu, Emu Ibhiadu, Emu Norkhua, Emu Orankhuan, Emu Usolo, Emua, Idi-Oise, Obodigbon, Obodogun, Obolo, Odogbe,              Okede, Okpogho, Udor,  Uneme, Ibhiadan, oboh.     
•   Aburu,  Eguare-Ewatto, Ewatto-Ogbe, Ide Ima, Ide Negbon, Idi Agbor, Idi Eka, Idi Ije, Idi Iyasele, Idi Uromi, Idikve, Idumu Iselu Ogbokpa
•   Asaboro, Ewohimi, Idi Arebun, Idi Ebun, Idi Elo,  Idi Ojomo, Idi-Orio, Idumagbo, Idumagbor,  Idumije, Idumisaba, Idumobo, Idumuguokha, Ikhekhe, Ikomu, Iselu, Odoghu, Ogbe, Oghu, Okaigbn, Okede, Olenokhua, Omhen, Uboko, Uhaekpen, Uzebu, Uzoguo. [3] 

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