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Welcome...

... to the heart of Anambra State's South Senatorial District. Our LGA is a vibrant and diverse community that stands as a testament to unity, progress, and cultural richness.

With a history steeped in tradition and evolution, Ihiala LGA has evolved from its roots into a modern community while still preserving its cultural identity. Our communities have thrived through generations, each contributing its unique story to the larger narrative of Ihiala.

Our Communities

Ihiala Local Government Area is home to ten unique and vibrant communities – Each community contributes its distinct traditions, customs, and landmarks to our rich tapestry.

Wards in Ihiala LGA

There are 20 wards in Ihiala Local Government Area.

  • Amamu I * Amamu II * Amorka * Azia
  • Ihite * Isseke * Lilu * Mbosi
  • Ogbolo * Okija I * Okija II * Okija III
  • Okija IV * Okija V * Orsumoghu * Ubuluisiuzo
  • Uli I * Uli II * Uli III * Uzoakwa


Administration of local government is purely the responsibility of the State House of Assembly, which make appropriate legislation.

Administration

Ihiala Local Government administration is led by a dedicated team of officials who are committed to the welfare and development of Ihiala Local Government. Meet our leadership:

  • LG Chairman: ........
  • Vice Chairman: [Vice Chairman's Name]
  • Supervisor for Finance and Administration: [Supervisor's Name]
  • Supervisor for Works and Infrastructure: [Supervisor's Name]
  • Supervisor for Health and Social Services: [Supervisor's Name]
  • Supervisor for Education and Youth Development: [Supervisor's Name]

Legislation of Ihiala

Ihiala Local Government is governed by a range of laws, by-laws, and regulations that ensure the smooth functioning of our community. These legislative documents cover various aspects of our local government, including governance, development, taxation, and more. We strive to create a legal framework that promotes the well-being and progress of our residents.

Key Legislative Documents:

  • Ihiala Local Government Constitution: This foundational document outlines the structure of our local government, the powers and responsibilities of our officials, and the principles that guide our decision-making.
  • By-Laws: Our by-laws address specific issues such as sanitation, land use, zoning, and public safety. These regulations are essential for maintaining order and ensuring the safety and welfare of our community.
  • Taxation Laws: Learn about our taxation policies, including property tax, business tax, and other revenue-generating measures. We are committed to responsible fiscal management for the benefit of our residents.

Access to Legislation: Our legislative documents will soon be made available online; please bear with us.

Public Participation: At Ihiala Local Government, we believe in involving our residents in the legislative process. We encourage public input and feedback on proposed laws and policies. Please use this link to get in touch with us to participate in important discussions that shape our community's future.

Contact Us: If you have questions or need assistance related to Ihiala Local Government legislation, please don't hesitate to contact our office. Our dedicated team is here to provide information and support.

Ihiala Local Government

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History...

Ihiala local government area was created in 1976 during late General Muritala-Obasanjo regime with the head quarters at Ihiala. Prior to 1976, Ihiala local government area was called Ihiala division. Ihiala is made up of ten autonomous towns namely; Okija, Ihiala , Uli, Amorka, Azia, Isseke, Mbosi, Orsumoghu, Lilu and Ubuluisiuzor. Ihiala LGA has twenty wards and is divided into four quarters namely; 1. Okija Zone 2. Ihiala Zone 3. Uli / Amorka Zone 4. Eboniese Zone.

Ihiala LGA is located 48km North of Owerri and 40km South of Onitsha. It covers an area of 304 sqkm and is bounded by Ogbaru (in Ogbaru L:GA, Anambra State) on the west, Ozubulu (in Ekwusigo LGA, Anambra State), Ukpor and Orsumenyi (in Nnewi South LGA, Anambra state) in the North and in the South By Egbuoma, Ohakpu, Ozara and Oguta in Egbema / Oguta LGA of Imo State.