Aboh Mbaise

Aboh Mbaise is a town and a local government area domiciled in Imo state of the Southeast geopolitical zone of Nigeria. The Aboh Mbaise LGA headquarters are at Aboh and the area comprises of a number of towns and villages which include Aboh, Amohuru, Eziala, Ezuhu, Umaumadi, and Egberede. Aboh Mbaise has an estimated population of 168,088 inhabitants with a vast majority of these dwellers being members of the Igbo ethnic group.

Christianity and traditional religion are the commonly practiced religions while Igbo and English are the widely spoken languages in Aboh Mbaise. Aboh mbaise local government area has a rich cultural heritage that features festivals such as the Iri ji and the Iwa akwa festivals.

GEOGRAPHY OF ABOH MBAISE

Aboh Mbaise has a 77 percent humidity with Southward winds blowing across the area at an average speed of 7 km/h. Aboh Mbaise covers a total area of 184 km squared and features two distinct seasons which are the dry and the rainy seasons.

ECONOMY OF ABOH MBAISE

Aboh mabaise local government area is known for Agriculture as well as other enterprises such as trading with markets such as the Orie Avuru market and the Nkwo Mbaise markets contributing immensely to the economic life of the area.