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Isiala Ngwa South is a Local Government Area of Abia State, Nigeria. Its headquarters are in the town of Omoba.

Isiala Ngwa South
LGA
Country	Nigeria
State	Abia State
Capital	Omoba
Area
• Total	100 sq mi (258 km2)
Population  (2006)
• Total	134,762
Time zone	UTC+1 (WAT)
Website	Official website

Omoba is a railway town 22 kilometres away from Aba city centre. After coal was discovered at Udi, the Eastern Railway with station in the town was built to Port Harcourt between 1913 and 1916. This railway was extended to Kaduna via Kafanchan in 1927, connecting the Eastern Railway to the Lagos–Kano Railway. The Eastern Railway was extended to its northeastern terminus of Maiduguri between 1958 and 1964.

The National Integrated Power Project [NIPP] saw the building of a sub-power station at the heart of Omoba which has improved power supply within the town in recent times.

The Clifford University Owerrinta, one of the 144 tertiary institutions owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the Eastern Polytechnic, Umuoko are among the tertiary education institutions in the local government.

According to the Audited Financial Statements Report for the year ended December 31, 2020, the total accrued revenue for the year amounted to ₦1,909,470,171.11. Over 63.70% of this amount, that is, ₦1,216,755,647.97 was realized as statutory revenue from Federal Accounts Allocation Committee (FAAC). A sum of ₦471,564,524.20 was internally generated. This amount constituted about 24.70% of the total accrued revenue. A sum of N10,206,459.83 represents Value Added Tax. This amount constituted about 0.54% of the total accrued revenue and other capital receipts of N200,235,294.12 representing 10.50%. The remaining 0.56% was Transfer from Consolidated Revenue Fund, which amounted to ₦10,708,244.99.

Total expenditure incurred during the year amounted to ₦2,038,246,642.26.This comprises ₦738,441,232.13 for Salary and; ₦42,982,267.66 for Over Head; and N1,256,823,142.47 being Transfer Payments to Govt. Establishments.

It has an area of 258 km² and a population of 134,762 at the 2006 census. The first executive chairman is Chief Damian Ozurumba.[1]

List of Towns and Villages

Ovu-Ngwu

• Agbaragwu
• Amaede
• Eke-na-Ekpu
• Iheneriala
• Ngwama
• Okpungwu
• Umuaja
• Umuakpor
• Umuapu I
• Umuapu II
• Umuejije
• Umuihi
• Umuotiri
• Umuukuru

Osokwa – Nvosi

• Umuetegha
• Iheoji
• Ikem
• Mgbogbo-Ndiolumbe
• Nkpuruta-Ndiolumbe
• Ntigha
• Ogele-Ukwu
• Umuabali
• Umuada

Isiala Nvosi

• Amaku
• Kputuke
• Eziama
• Mgbokonta
• Obuba
• Ohuhu Ekwuru
• Umuawuru
• Umuofa
• Umuejea
• Umunevo
• Umunko
• Umunkpeyi
• Umunwanbi
• Umuobefu
• Umuogele
• Umuokiri
• Umuomacha
• Umuezu

Ehi-Na-Uguru Nvosi

• Amaiyi
• Ebeyi
• Umuehim
• Umuguru
• Umuokpogho

Ovu-Okwu

• Amauha
• Obikwesu
• Okpuala
• Ovorji
• Umiri
• Umuakwa
• Umuegoro
• Umueleghele
• Umuene
• Umuowa
• Umurasi

Omoba

• Umugba
• Umuagu
• Umuamosi
• Umuzoechi
• Umuikea
• Umuire
• Umuokoroukwu
• Umuoleihe
• Umuokegwu

Okporo Ahaba

• Amuke
• Mba
• Mbutu Umuoke
• Okpuhie
• Umuajuju
• Umuakuma
• Umuenere
• Umuhie
• Umuoko

Mbutu

• Amankwo
• Egbelu-Mbutu/Umuokere
• Obekwesu
• Okungwu
• Owerrinta
• Uhum
• Umogwu
• Umuduru
• Umuekwe
• Umueleke
• Umuezeocha
• Umuichi
• Umuocheala-Umuokorie
• Umuojima Efene
• Umuojima-Ukwu
• Umuokwu Umuagu
• Umuosisi
• Umuosoala
• Waterside

Amaise-Ahaba

• Mabedeala
• Nkpuka
• Umuacha
• Umuikaa
• Umuvo

Ngwa

• Amaudara
• Umuala
• Umuebi
• Umuezeoji
• Umundogu
• Umunta

Amaise

• Aga
• Amaokpu
• Nnoyi
• Umuekene
• Umunwarida

See also

• List of villages in Abia State

Note

The postal code of the area is 451.[2]

References

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