All 27 Local Government Areas of Imo State

Mbaise-area LGA known for agriculture, palm production, community institutions and strong Igbo cultural traditions.

Agricultural LGA in the Mbaise area with communities engaged in farming, commerce and small-scale enterprise.

Historic LGA in northern Imo with strong agricultural activity and numerous traditional communities.

LGA in the Mbaise cultural area with a strong agricultural economy and community-based traditional institutions.

Northern Imo LGA containing numerous historic Igbo communities and strong agricultural and commercial activity.

Southern Ideato LGA with agricultural communities and important traditional institutions.

Agricultural LGA in southern Imo with communities involved in farming, trade and local enterprise.

LGA near Owerri with dense settlement, agriculture, commerce and strong Igbo community institutions.

Northern Imo LGA with extensive agricultural communities and historic traditional institutions.

LGA in northern Imo known for farming, commerce and historic Igbo communities.

LGA close to Owerri with agriculture, residential expansion, commerce and numerous autonomous communities.

Large LGA west of Owerri containing extensive agricultural land, oil-related activity and several important communities.

Agricultural LGA associated with oil palm, food crops and the Njaba River system.

Historic northern Imo LGA known for commerce, craftsmanship, agriculture and strong traditional institutions.

Northern Imo LGA containing Amaigbo and other historic communities. Agriculture and commerce are important local activities.

Southern Imo LGA with agricultural communities and a distinctive local cultural heritage.

LGA centred around Oguta Lake. Fishing, agriculture, commerce and tourism are important activities.

Oil-producing and agriculturally important LGA containing petroleum facilities, palm plantations, wetlands and forest areas.

Major urban LGA and historic centre located in northern Imo. Important for commerce, transportation, education and administration.

Northern Imo LGA with agricultural communities and commercial links to Okigwe and neighbouring areas.

Major urban and commercial LGA in northern Imo and one of the most important cities outside Owerri.

LGA in the Orlu zone with agricultural communities, traditional institutions and growing commercial activity.

LGA in the northern part of Imo. Omuma is also the ancestral home of Governor Hope Uzodimma.

Agricultural and commercial LGA with Mgbidi as headquarters and strong connections to the wider Orlu area.

Central urban LGA containing the core of Owerri, the state capital, with government offices, markets, businesses, schools and major services.

LGA surrounding northern parts of Owerri with residential expansion, commerce, agriculture and institutional development.

LGA west of Owerri containing major educational and industrial institutions including FUTO and Federal Polytechnic Nekede.