IGBO-UKWU
THE GREAT ANCESTRAL &
ARCHEOLOGICAL TOWN
Igbo-Ukwu, meaning “Great Igbo” in English, is a historic town in the south-central part of Nigeria’s Anambra State. The town consists of three main quarters—Obiuno, Ngo, and Ihite (an amalgamation of four quarters)—further subdivided into several villages and 36 administrative wards.
Bordered by neighboring towns like Ora-eri, Ichida, Azigbo, Amichi, Ekwulumili, Ikenga, Ezinifite, Isuofia, Ụmụọna, Aguluzoigbo. Igbo-Ukwu stands as a significant cultural and historical landmark.
Shared Vision
It is a tradition laid down to us by our ancestors to be bound by unity and progress that ensures the ultimate growth of the town. Rooted in collaboration, it demands empowering groups, especially youths to harness the untapped potentials of Igbo-Ukwu for greater heights.
