Statistical Year Book 2011

MAP OF ANAMBRA STATE SHOWING THE 21 LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREAS

Nnew i South

Aguata

Onitsha South

Anambra East

Ogbaru

Aniocha

Anambra West

Idemili North

Aw ka North

OyiAw ka South

Orumba North

AyameluM

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Dunukofia

Ihiala

Onitsha North

Idemili South

Ekw usigo

Nijoka

Nnew i North

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

The publication of this 2011 Statistical Year Book appends another feather to the

indication of the zeal and enthusiasm of the Statistics Data Producers. Our

Statistics friendly Governor, His Excellency, Mr. Peter Obi is the pivot figure that

propels the entire engine of the growth of the Anambra State Statistical System.

The support of our Governor in terms of positive political will in embracing the

State Bureau of Statistics (SBS) and giving necessary support and releases as and

when due engenders this publication.

The one goal and one target spirit of the entire Anambra State Statistical family

propels the easy gathering and processing of the data from all the stakeholders

MDAs and Local Government Areas and by the staff of the SBS.

I want to also appreciate our technical patrons – NBS, who has lightened the task

for us by developing the data collection formats/tools for easy statistical data

collection. Also World Bank, UNDP, DFID etc. that have consistently given us their

backing in one way or the other and ensuring staff skill development and

equipment of the Bureau are not left out in our thanksgiving. All these forces

work together to guarantee this 2011 SYB production. I say a big thanks to you

all.

Izuchukwu, I. B. (JP) State Statistician General

FOREWORD

Anambra State Statistical System has come a long way. Before the advent of the

present State Government under the leadership of His Excellency, Peter Obi,

statistics had virtually no place in governance. This was because previous

governments did not fully appreciate the benefits of data-based planning for

good governance.

In contrast, His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi from the outset saw in statistics an

indispensable tool for the actualization of his vision of achieving the multi-

sectoral (MDGs through the equally multi-sectoral Anambra Integrated

Development Strategy (ANIDS). This can be attested to by the successes of ANIDS

in all sectors of the economy.

Because NIDS is basically a planning and budgeting strategy, whose effectiveness

depends on the availability of reliable statistical data, His Excellency has given

very commendable the State Bureau of Statistics, resulting in similar support from

various Development Partners. The publication of the State’s Statistical Year

Book is one of the dividends of this support. No wonder the Governor has

received national and international recognition for data-based planning as a

“Data-friendly governor”.

This 2011 edition of the Statistical Year Book is indicative of our determination to

achieve far reaching improvement in data production. I strongly commend the

efforts of the Statistician General and all the staff of the State Bureau of Statistics

for the hard work that has gone into the production of this publication. I am

also appreciative of the contributions of the various Ministries, Departments and

Agencies (MDAs), as well as the 21 Local Government Areas (LGAs) of the State.

Our Development partners have also been there for us and I thank them for their

support to ensure the development of Statistics in Anambra State in particular

and Nigerian in general.

It is hoped that users of statistics will find satisfaction in the use of this

publication. Above all, our doors are open to constructive criticism from readers

for the improvement of future editions.

Professor Chinyere Stella Okunna Honourable Commissioner Ministry of Economic planning and Budget Awka

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FORWARD ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..i

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………ii

TABLE OF CONTENT ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….iv

CHAPTER I WEATHER AND CLIMATE Table 1.1 Average Monthly Maximum Temperature, 2011...……….……………………………………………1

Table 1.2 Average Monthly Minimum Temperature, 2011………………………………………………………..2

Table 1.3 Average Monthly Relative Humidity, 2011……….………………………………………………………..3

CHAPTER II

POPULATION/GEOGRAPHY 4

Table 2.1 Land Mass of Anambra State by LGA, 2011 ……………………………………………………………….5

Table 2.2 Annual Population Projection, 2010 – 2011 ………………………………………………………………6

Table 2.3 Population Density by LGA, 2011 ………………………………………………………………………………7

Table 2.4 Number of Registered Birth by Sex & LGA, 2011 ………….…………………………………………..8

Table 2.5 Number of Registered Death by Sex & LGA, 2011 ………….…………………………………………9

Analysis/graphs …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………10-12

CHAPTER III

HUMAN RESOURCES 13

Table 3.1 State Public Service Manpower by Cadre, Sex & LGA, 2011 ……………………………………..14

Table 3.2 Local Government Service Manpower by Cadre, Sex & LGA, 2011….…………………………15

CHAPTER IV

AGRICULTURE 16

Table 4.1 Outrun of Timbers by LGA, 2011 ……………………………………………………..……………………..17

Analysis /chart ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..18

CHAPTER V

MOTOR VEHICLE 19-20

Table 5.1 Registration of Vehicles by Private/commercial/Government/Type & LGA, 2011 …..21

Table 5.2 Traffic Offences by LGA, 2011 ………………………………………………..……………………………….22

Table 5.3 No. of Road Accidents by Type & LGA, 2011 …………………………………………………..………23

CHAPTER VI

HEALTH 24-26

Table 6.1 No. of Categorized Health Establishments by Type & LGA, 2011 …………….……………..27

Table 6.2 Ownership of Health & Medical Institutions by Type & LGA, 2011 ………………………..28

Table 6.3 Inpatients in Hospital by Sex & LGA, 2011 ……………………………………………………………..29

Table 6.4 Outpatients in Hospital by Sex & LGA, 2011..……………………………………………………….. 30

Table 6.5 No. of Beds in Health Establishments by LGA, 2011…………………….……………………….. 31

Table 6.6 HIV Data Analysis, 2006 – 2011 …………………………….…………………….…………………………32

Table 6.6 HIV Data Analysis, 2006 – 2011(cont’d)……………….…………………….…………………………..33

Table 6.6 HIV Data Analysis, 2006 – 2011(cont’d)…..…………….…………………….…………………………34

Table 6.6 HIV Data Analysis, 2006 – 2011(cont’d)..……………….…………………….…………………………35

Table 6.6 HIV Data Analysis, 2006 – 2011(cont’d)..……………….…………………….…………………………36

CHAPTER VII

JUSTICE AND CRIME 37-39

Table 7.1 No. of Fire Outbreak & Casualties by LGA, 2011 …………………………………………………..40

Table 7.2 Population of Prison Inmates, 2011 ………….………………………………………………………….41

Table 7.3 Distribution of Persons Committed to Prison by Sex, Age & LGA, 2011 ……………….42

CHAPTER VIII

PUBLIC FINANCE 43-44

Table 8.1 Local Government Area Revenue by Type, 2011 …………………………………………………..45

Table 8.2 Recurrent Expenditure by Economic Category & LGA, 2011 …………………………………46

Table 8.3 LGA Capital Expenditure by Type of Assets, 2011 …………………………………………………47

Table 8.3 Estimates/Actual Expenditure by LGA, 2011 ………………………………………………………..48

CHAPTER IX

EDUCATION 49-50

Table 9.1 Primary School Enrolment by Classes, Sex & LGA, 2011 …….……………………………….51

Table 9.2 Primary School Enrolment by Classes, Sex & LGA, 2011 (cont’d) ………………………..52

Table 9.3 Number of Schools and Classroom LGA, 2011 …….………………………………………………53

Table 9.4 Secondary School Enrolment by Classes, Sex & LGA, 2011 …….…………………………..54

Table 9.5 Secondary School Enrolment by Classes, Sex & LGA, 2011 (Cont’d) …………………...55

Table 9.6 No. of Teaching Staff in Primary Education by Qualification, Sex & LGA, 2011......56

Table 9.7 No. of Teaching Staff in Secondary Education by Qualification, Sex & LGA, 2011 .57

Table 9.8 Distribution of Teachers in Secondary School by Sex & LGA, 2011 ……………………..58

Table 9.9 Distribution of Teachers in Secondary School by Sex & LGA, 2011(Cont’d) ………..59

CHAPTER X

BUNISINESS STATISTICS 60

Table 10.1 List of Establishments by Activity & LGA, 2011 ………………………………………………..61

Table 10.2 List of Establishments by Activity & LGA, 2011 (Cont’d) …………………………………..62







CHAPTER XI

COMMUNICATION 69

Table 11.1 Post Offices and Postal Agencies by LGA, 2011 ………………………………………………..70

Table 11.2 Number of Postal Articles Handled by LGA, 2011 …………………………………………….71

Table 11.3 Revenue Received from Postal Services by LGA, 2011 ……………………………………..72

CHAPTER XII

WATER STATISTICS 73

Table 12.1 Number of Wells dug by Govt/Assisting Agencies in LGA, 2011 ………………………..74

CHAPTER XIII

INFRASTRUCTURE 75

Table 13.1 Road Reconstruction Progress Report as at 31st December, 2011…………………….76

Table 13.2 Road Reconstruction Progress Report as at 31st December, 2011(Cont’d) ………77

Table 13.3 Road Reconstruction Progress Report as at 31st December, 2011(Cont’d) ..…….78

Table 13.4 Road Reconstruction Progress Report as at 31st December, 2011(Cont’d)……….79

CHAPTER XIV

LEGISLATORS 80-81

Table 11.1 Profile of State House of Assembly Members by Age group & Sex, 2011 …………………82

Table 11.2 Previous Occupation of members of House of Assembly by Age group & Sex, 2011…83

CHAPTER ONE

WEATHER AND CLIMATE

This section presents metrological data of Anambra State with respect to Average monthly

maximum temperature, Average minimum temperature and Relative humidity from January 2011 to

December 2011.

The State recorded the highest Relative humidity in the month of September and the lowest in the

month of December.

Table 1.1 AVERAGE MONTHLY MAXIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2011

O°c

MONTH 2011 January 34.3 February 35.5 March 36.1 April 34 May 32.6 June 31.1 July 29.9 August 29 September 30.4 October 31.5 November 34.2 December 34.6 TOTAL 393.2 AVERAGE 32.76666667 Source: Federal Ministry of Aviation, Meteorological Department, Awka.

Table 1.1: This table contains information on maximum temperature and actually shows that the

State experienced the hottest temperature in the month of March and also experienced the lowest

minimum temperature in the month of December.

Fig.1.1 Average Monthly Maximum Temperature, 2011

Fig. 1.1: Shows the pictorial representation of the Average monthly maximum temperature in table

1.1 above. It displays the values per month and their corresponding percentages from which a lot of

inferences could be made.

Table 1.2 AVERAGE MONTHLY MINIMUM TEMPERATURE, 2011

O°c

MONTH 2011 January 18.6 February 23.01 March 25 April 24.5 May 23.9 June 23.6 July 22,8 August 23.3 September 23.1 October 23.1 November 23.4 December 17.9 TOTAL 249.41 AVERAGE 20.78416667 Source: Federal Ministry of Aviation, Meteorological Department, Awka.

Table 1.2 displays the average monthly minimum temperature from January to December, 2011. It

would be observed that the value varied from month to month but it gave the averages of 20.8Oc.

The state experienced the lowest temperature drop of 17.9˚ in the month of December.

January, 34.3, 9%

February, 35.5, 9%

March, 36.1, 9%

April, 34, 9%

May, 32.6, 8% June,

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July, 29.9, 7%

August, 29, 7%

September, 30.4, 8%

October, 31.5, 8%

November, 34.2, 9%

December, 34.6, 9% January

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Table 1.3 AVERAGE MONTHLY RELATIVE HUMIDITY AT 0900, 2011

Percent

MONTH 2011 January 76 February 80 March 76 April 81 May 81 June 85 July 89 August 87 September 86 October 85 November 73 December 76 Total 975 Average 81.25 Source: Federal Ministry of Aviation, Meteorological Department, Awka.

The above table showed that the highest monthly relative humidity was highest

in the month of July with 89 Oc closely followed by August which had 87 Oc. Also

lowest relative humidity was experienced in November with 73 Oc. January, March

and December had the same relative humidity of 76 Oc which were the second

lowest for the year. The average relative humidity for the year was 81.25 Oc. It

was observed that the relative humidity revolved around 80 Oc.

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CHAPTER TWO

POPULATION

This section provides figures and data on the land mass and percentage of highlands and

lowlands in the state.

It also presents the 1991 census figures as reported by the National Population Commission

(NPC) and the projections thereof for 2010 and 2011 using the state’s growth rate of 2.83%.

Presented also is the Registered birth and Registered death data for the year 2011 and the

Population density of the state.

Fig. 2.1: Population of Anambra State by Local Government Area, 2011.

Table 2.1 showed that Anambra West Local Government has the largest landmass followed by

Ogbaru and Anambra East, with Orumba South having the least landmass.

It also portrayed the population density of the Local Governments Areas in descending order as

follows: Idemili North, Orumba South, Orumba North,…Oyi local Government area implying

that Idemili North is most densely populated while Oyi is the most sparsely populated local

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Table 2.1

LAND MASS OF ANAMBRA STATE BY LGA, 2011

LGA

AREA HIGHLANDS PLAIN LANDS

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Aguata 534 0 18

Anambra East 418 0 12

Anambra West 613 15 21

Anaocha 109 36 50

Awka North 356 20 48

Awka South 175 14 61

Ayamelum 196 40 35

Dunukofia 72 28 40

Ekwusigo 104 25 44

Idemili North 66 34 38

Idemili South 145 20 25

Ihiala 310 22 40

Njikoka 81 18 42

Nnewi North 128 18 42

Nnewi South 176 34 38

Ogbaru 504 5 30

Onitsha North 305 11 39

Onitsha South 196 20 48

Orumba North 44 15 47

Orumba South 24 0 14

Oyi 331 10 40

ANAMBRA STATE 4887 385 772

Source: Ministry of Lands, Survey and Town Planning , Awka.

Table 2.2

POPULATION PROJECTION OF ANAMBRA STATE

LGA 1991 2010 2011

Aguata 286,897 487532 501329

Anambra East 57,928 98439 101224

Anambra West 109,075 185354 190600

Anaocha 200,607 340897 350544

Awka North 60,728 103197 106117

Awka South 130,664 222041 228325

Ayamelum 85,819 145835 149962

Dunukofia 73,473 124855 128388

Ekwusigo 89,171 151531 155819

Idemili North 278,642 473504 486904

Idemili South 124,123 210926 216895

Ihiala 179,589 305180 313817

Njikoka 72,948 123962 127471

Nnewi North 121,063 205726 211548

Nnewi South 147,428 250528 257618

Ogbaru 191,761 325865 335087

Onitsha North 121,063 205726 211548

Onitsha South 135,290 229902 236408

Orumba North 127,476 216623 222754

Orumba South 92,716 157555 162014

Oyi 109,921 186792 192078

ANAMBRA STATE 2,796,382 4,751,967 4,886,447

Note: The populations of 2008 -2010 were computed using Anambra State growth rate of 2.83%.

Table 2.3

POPULATION DENSITY BY LGA, 2011

AREA (SQ KM)

POPULATION

LGA NUMBER DENSITY

Aguata 534 501,329 939

Anambra East 418 101,224 242

Anambra West 613 190,600 311

Anaocha 109 350,544 3,216

Awka North 356 106,117 298

Awka South 175 228,325 1,305

Ayamelum 196 149,962 765

Dunukofia 72 128,388 1,783

Ekwusigo 104 155,819 1,498

Idemili North 66 486,904 7,377

Idemili South 145 216,895 1,496

Ihiala 310 313,817 1,012

Njikoka 81 127,471 1,574

Nnewi North 128 211,548 1,653

Nnewi South 176 257,618 1,464

Ogbaru 504 335,087 665

Onitsha North 305 211,548 694

Onitsha South 196 236,408 1,206

Orumba North 44 222,754 5,063

Orumba South 24 162,014 6,751

Oyi 331 192,078 580

ANAMBRA STATE 4,887 4,886,450 39,891

Source: State Bureau of Statistics, Awka.

Table 2.4 NUMBER OF REGISTERED BIRTH BY SEX AND LGA, 2011.

2011

LGA MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Aguata 1724 1795 3519



Anaocha 844 793 1637

Awka North 842 1114 1956

Awka South 2194 2048 4242

Ayamelum 919 810 1729

Dunukofia 1153 1179 2332

Ekwusigo 1203 1201 2404



Ihiala 1253 1133 2386

Njikoka 1697 1784 3481

Nnewi North 2986 2855 5841

Nnewi South 1238 1137 2375

Ogbaru 1003 1137 2140





Oyi 853 834 1687

ANAMBRA STATE 40530 39395 79925

Source: National Population Commission, Awka.

Table 2.5

NUMBER OF REGISTERED DEATH BY SEX AND LGA, 2011

2011


Aguata 21 20 41



Anaocha 36 15 51

Awka North 1 1 2

Awka South 143 55 198

Ayamelum 31 19 50

Dunukofia 25 8 33

Ekwusigo 39 28 67



Ihiala 149 74 223

Njikoka 35 16 51

Nnewi North 130 65 195

Nnewi South 16 11 27

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Orumba South 6 3 9

Oyi 37 33 70

ANAMBRA STATE 1,219 756 1,975

Source: National Population Commission

Fig.2.2 NUMBER OF REGISTERED BIRTH BY SEX AND LGA, 2011

In Fig. 2.2 above, the lowest occurrence of birth in Anambra State in the year 2011 was in Anaocha

Local Government Area with total of 1,637 registered births followed by Oyi Local Government

Area with total number of 1,687 registered births.

The highest occurrence of birth was in Idemili North with the total of 12,028 registered births.

This may have resulted from the fact that Idemili North is the most densely populated local

government area in the state and therefore may have the greatest number of registered births.

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Fig. Registered Death by Sex, 2011

From the given data, the highest occurrence of death registered in Anambra State in the year 2011 was in

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The lowest occurrence of death in the year 2011 in Anambra State was in Awka North with just 2 deaths (1

male and 1 female).

Generally, the death occurrences in males totalling 1,219 (62% of the total) were greater than females

totalling 756 (38%) in the year 2011.

Ogbaru Local Government has no death entered. Awka North has just 2 deaths registered.

CHAPTER 3

MAN POWER

This section presents data on both the State and the Local Government Public Service

Manpower for the year 2011. The manpower of Public/Civil service is presented in category,

sex and by Local government area.

Figure 3.1 Public Service Manpower by Cadre and LGA, 2011

It would be observed that the State Public Service has more manpower in the

Professional/Technician cadre (44.7%) followed by the Others cadre (29.1%), the Admin/Manager

cadre (16.5%) with the clerical cadre (9.7%) bringing up the rear.

Fig. 3.1 reveals that the state has more female manpower (53.2% of their total population) than

male manpower (46.8% of their total population).

Figure 3.1 Public Service Man power by Sex & LGA, 2011.

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Table 3.1 STATE PUBLIC SERVICE MANPOWER BY CADRE, SEX AND LGA, 2011

PROFESSIONAL/ ADMIN & CLERICAL OTHERS TOTAL

TECHNICIAN MANAGER

LGA M F M F M F M F M F BOTH SEXES

Aguata 77 124 34 33 11 28 31 72 153 257 410

Anambra East 66 54 11 18 3 10 22 35 102 117 219

Anambra West 12 5 10 4 1 6 12 13 35 28 63

Anaocha 58 90 23 28 2 19 45 58 128 195 323

Awka North 38 37 3 4 4 30 35 75 76 151

Awka South 124 136 74 59 15 70 100 60 313 325 638

Ayamelum 25 9 6 6 12 6 28 20 71 41 112

Dunukofia 37 30 16 12 3 9 36 30 92 81 173

Ekwusigo 36 39 11 16 12 11 29 36 88 102 190

Idemili North 130 137 35 47 4 25 44 80 213 289 502

Idemili South 37 50 2 11 2 20 40 45 81 126 207

Ihiala 59 59 18 20 11 14 38 33 126 126 252

Njikoka 97 107 34 80 25 37 49 60 205 284 489

Nnewi North 28 30 3 11 2 21 21 52 64 116

Nnewi South 21 16 2 11 11 7 22 18 56 52 108

Ogbaru 31 24 5 9 2 14 26 30 64 77 141

Onitsha North 95 47 26 19 15 15 31 44 167 125 292

Onitsha South 7 14 2 1 1 1 8 14 18 30 48

Orumba North 81 60 31 28 17 24 37 30 166 142 308

Orumba South 57 45 18 34 1 22 30 40 106 141 247

Oyi 65 54 21 40 1 17 29 23 116 134 250

Other State L.G.A 25 6 4 1 3 6 34 9 66 22 88

ANAMBRA STATE 1,206 1,173 389 492 156 363 742 806 2,493 2,834 5,327

Table 3.2 LOCAL GOVERNMENT SERVICE MANPOWER BY CADRE, SEX AND LGA, 2011

PROFESSIONAL/ ADMIN & CLERICAL OTHERS TOTAL

TECHNICIAN MANAGER

LGA M F M F M F M F M F BOTH SEXES

Aguata 124 188 11 5 5 210 33 3 143 106 549

Anambra East 85 36 6 3 30 38 143 162 264 239 503

Anambra West 18 5 59 51 36 24 142 89 255 169 424

Anaocha 20 107 7 10 2 45 73 149 102 311 413

Awka North 3 132 4 4 8 16 63 238 78 258 336

Awka South 22 13 15 46 15 35 107 258 159 471 630

Ayamelum 17 14 26 6 10 111 94 148 143 291

Dunukofia 2 9 54 16 54 49 278 76 396 476

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Idemili South 5 7 10 6 24 78 346 96 380 476

Ihiala

Njikoka 10 32 3 13 10 50 76 393 99 488 587

Nnewi North 15 4 30 56 294 85 244 429

Nnewi South 14 6 3 6 4 20 40 119 61 151 212

Ogbaru 19 65 3 1 68 140 19 31 109 237 346

Onitsha North 5 8 9 16 17 99 304 128 330 458

Onitsha South 70 164 9 2 7 28 45 288 131 482 613

Orumba North 18 60 5 3 11 59 76 224 110 346 456

Orumba South

Oyi 24 69 5 6 8 47 71 205 108 327 435

Other State L.G.A .

ANAMBRA STATE 456 892 168 249 252 847 1,281 3,475 2,157 5,463

Source: Ministry of Local government & Chieftaincy matters

CHAPTER 4

AGRICULTURE

This section presents data on the Outrun of timbers and the Livestock slaughtered in

registered Markets (cattle) in 2010 and 2011 in the State.

Fig. 4.1 OUTRUN OF TIMBERS IN ANAMBRA STATE BY LGA, 2011

Table 4.1 below and Fig. 4.1 above shows that majority of the timber got from the state totalling 857

(93.3%) were sawn at stump while 33 representing 3.6% of the total timber were used and

consumed locally as firewood.

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OUTTURN OF TIMBERS BY LGA, 2011

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SAWN AT

STUMP OTHER WOOD FIRE WOOD LGA

Aguata 242

Anambra East

Anambra West

Anaocha 172

Awka North 4 29 21

Awka South

Ayamelum

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Ogbaru 122 11

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Onitsha South

Orumba North 120

Orumba South 184

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Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Awka

Fig. 4.2 LIVESTOCK (CATTLE) SLAUGHTERED IN REGISTERED MARKETS BY LGA, 2O11 -2012.

Table 4.2 below and Fig. 4.2 above shows that the consumption level of Livestock (Cattle) was

greater in 2011 with a value of 43,487 than in 2010 with a value of 42,741. It shows that there was a

2% increase in the consumption level of cattle in 2011. It will be observed that more cattle were

slaughtered in Idemili North and Nnewi North Local Government Areas in both 2010 and 2011. The

consumption level fluctuated in the local government areas between the two years.

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Awka North 2,160

Awka South 5,140 3,567

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Idemili North 5,950 6,480

Idemili South 4,050 4,080

Ihiala 1,200 2,160

Njikoka 990 1,440

Nnewi North 6,010 5,040

Nnewi South 1,060 1,080

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Onitsha North 3,010 2,880

Onitsha South 2,600 2,440

Orumba North 2,015 1,360

Orumba South 290 360

Oyi 4,222 4,320

ANAMBRA STATE 42,741 43,487

Source: Ministry of Agriculture, Awka.

CHAPTER 5

MOTOR VEHICHLE STATISTICS

The section contains data on the Registration of vehicles by Private/Government/Type,

traffic offences by Type and Number of road accidents by type of vehicles.

Fig. 5.1 Registration of Vehicles by Private/ Government and Type, 2011.

In Fig. 5.1 above and Table 5.1 below, it could be observed that privates represent 19.4%,

buses 16.2%, Lorries 1.2%, wagons 3.5%, motor cycles 59.3% and LGA 0.3% respectively, of

the total number of vehicles registered in 2011. This goes to show that more motorcycles

are registered in the state followed by Private, Buses, Wagon and Lorries with the LGA

registration bringing up the rear. Little wonder then why one tends to see more motorcycles

on our roads at any given point in time than any other means of transportation.

Fig. 5.2: Traffic Offences by Type, 2011.

In Fig.5.2 above and Table 5.2 below, Reckless Driving (42 %) ranked first in the traffic offences

recorded in the state followed by Overloading (27 %), Mechanical Fault (22 %) and lastly Others (9

%).

Fig.5.3: Number of Road Accidents by Type, 2011

Fig. 5.3 above and Table 5.3 below indicates that out of road accidents recorded in the state, Serous

road accidents represents 50.7 %, followed by Fatal road accidents representing 31.9% and Minor

road accidents representing 50.7% of the total accidents.

It can be readily inferred that most of the accidents occurring in the state for the year resulted in

serious accidents which informs why the Federal Road safety Corps in Anambra State have carried

out numerous campaign through the media, market places, churches village squares etc. intimating

road users on the need of obeying road rules and regulations and the need for careful driving so as

to reduce or minimise the occurrence of accidents for life is dear.

Table 5.1 REGISTRATION OF VEHICLES BY PRIVATE/GOVERNMENT/TYPE AND LGA, 2011

(Number)

REGISTRATION OF VEHICLE BY:

PRIVATE BUSES LORRIES WAGON MOTORCYCLES

LGA

LGA GOVERNMENT

Aguata 129 215 13 30 472 4

Anambra East 149 57 1 23 160 1

Anambra West

Anaocha 31 33 5 3 160

Awka North 194 39 8 27 317 1

Awka South 331 168 18 45 450 3

Ayamelum 37 32 3 5 58 6

Dunukofia 41 51 2 7 56

Ekwusigo 58 36 1 13 238 2

Idemili North 321 211 98 82 2,018 1

Idemili South 149 171 1 18 195 5

Ihiala 43 88 0 7 110 1

Njikoka 79 22 3 14 66 1

Nnewi North 124 583 0 31 2,117 5

Nnewi South 146 74 4 15 380 2

Ogbaru 455 71 6 103 1,004

Onitsha North 316 301 1 23 381 1

Onitsha South 203 126 26 53 507 6

Orumba North 31 35 1 8 68 2

Orumba South 111 118 0 25 250

Oyi 20 38 2 6 51 1

ANAMBRA STATE 2,968 2,469 193 538 9,058 42

Source: State motor Registry, Awka.

Table 5.2 TRAFFIC OFFENCES BY LGA, 2011

(Number)

TYPE OF OFFENCES

RECKLESS OVER MECHANICAL

LGA DRIVING LOADING FAULT OTHERS TOTAL

Aguata 15 4 5 1 25

Anambra East 1 1

Anambra West 2 1 3 1 7

Anaocha 1 1

Awka North 3 1 2 1 7

Awka South 4 2 1 3 10

Ayamelum 1 1

Dunukofia 4 1 3 2 10

Ekwusigo 13 10 1 5 29

Idemili North 7 3 2 12

Idemili South 6 1 3 1 11

Ihiala 17 13 12 42

Njikoka 8 3 4 1 16

Nnewi North 9 1 2 1 13

Nnewi South 2 1 3 2 8

Ogbaru 4 1 2 3 10

Onitsha North 26 20 16 2 64

Onitsha South 19 23 10 3 55

Orumba North 5 2 4 1 12

Orumba South 5 4 3 2 14

Oyi 15 13 8 3 39

ANAMBRA STATE 164 104 86 33 387

Source: State motor Registry, Awka.

Table 5.3 NUMBER OF ROAD ACCIDENTS BY TYPE AND LGA, 2011

(Number)

NO OF VEHICLES NO OF PERSONS

INJURED KILLED

LGA MINOR FATAL SERIOUS TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Aguata 7 12 20 39 1 2 3 3 1 4

Anambra East 5 11 18 34 1 2 3 2 2 4

Anambra West 5 10 19 34 3 1 4 2 2 4

Anaocha 7 14 20 41 1 2 3 2 0 2

Awka North 8 16 17 41 2 1 3 2 2 4

Awka South 5 11 19 35 2 1 3 2 1 3

Ayamelum 9 13 19 41 2 3 5 3 1 4

Dunukofia 7 14 18 39 1 1 2 0 2 2

Ekwusigo 6 15 19 40 1 1 2 2 2 4

Idemili North 8 14 22 44 0 2 2 2 3 5

Idemili South 5 10 20 35 2 3 5 2 3 5

Ihiala 6 12 19 37 1 2 3 2 1 3

Njikoka 7 10 16 33 4 1 5 3 1 4

Nnewi North 7 11 20 38 2 1 3 2 1 3

Nnewi South 8 14 21 43 3 1 4 2 3 5

Ogbaru 6 11 23 40 1 1 2 1 2 3

Onitsha North 5 10 24 39 1 1 2 2 1 3

Onitsha South 8 15 18 41 2 1 3 1 2 3

Orumba North 7 13 18 38 1 3 4 2 3 5

Orumba South 7 10 19 36 2 1 3 4 1 5

Oyi 8 14 24 46 3 1 4 2 1 3

ANAMBRA STATE 141 260 413 814 36 32 68 43 35 78

Source: Nigeria Police, Awka

CHAPTER 6

MEDICAL AND HEALTH STATISTICS

This chapter contains data on Number of Categorized health Establishment by LGA, Ownership of

health and Medical Institutions by Type, In-patients in Hospitals by Sex and LGA, Out-Patients in

Hospitals, Number of Beds by type of Health Establishment and HIV Data Analysis, 2011.

Figure 6.1 Number of Categorized Health Establishments by LGA, 2011

Fig. 6.1 above and Table 6.1 indicate that Maternity Hospital (52.9 %) represents more than half of

the total number of health establishments in the state. It was followed by Maternal Health centres

(25.7 %), Maternal Homes (19.1 %) and lastly General Hospital (1.5 %).

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Figure 6.2: Ownership of Health & Medical Institutions by Type, 2011.

In Fig. 6.2 above and Table 6.2 below, it will be observed that out of the health facilities established

in Anambra state totalling 1,481, 61.25% of them were privately owned. This is reflected in the

establishment of private hospitals in every nook and cranny of the state. Orumba north local

government area ranked first followed by Idemili North, Nnewi north with Anambra West bringing

up the rear.

State government established 26.7% of the total number of health establishment which were

spanned across the 21 local government areas in the state.

Mission hospitals represent 12% of the total number of health establishment in the state

Fig. 6.3 Summary of Health & Medical Institutions.

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Fig. 6.4 No. of Beds by Type of Health Establishments.

In Fig. 6.4 above and Table 6.5 below, it will be readily noticed that Maternity Hospitals account for

62.15% of the total number of beds obtained in health establishments in the state. This is because

there are more maternity hospitals in the state. Maternal Health Centres account for 15.2%,

Maternity Homes account for 14.5% while General Hospitals account for 7.6% of the total beds.

Paediatric Hospitals account for the least number of beds in the state with 0.7%.

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Table 6.1 NO OF CATEGORISED HEALTH ESTABLISHMENTS BY LGA, 2011

(Number)

GENERAL PEDIATRIC MATERNITY MATERNITY MATERNAL GRAND

HOSPITALS HOSPITAL HOSPITAL HOMES HEALTH TOTAL

LGA CENTRE

Aguata 2 73 3 35 113

Anambra East 2 6 8 14 30

Anambra West 1 2 19 22

Anaocha 2 20 11 22 55

Awka North 1 4 4 16 25

Awka South 2 1 49 13 12 77

Ayamelum 6 2 10 18

Dunukofia 20 3 9 32

Ekwusigo 2 16 14 25 57

Idemili North 1 79 50 21 151

Idemili South 2 31 7 13 53

Ihiala 1 40 43 29 113

Njikoka 2 17 7 13 39

Nnewi North 2 82 21 25 130

Nnewi South 2 16 14 27 59

Ogbaru 1 41 34 14 90

Onitsha North 1 6 190 21 8 226


Orumba North 1 11 3 27 42

Orumba South 13 1 25 39

Oyi 21 9 8 38

ANAMBRA STATE 22 11 778 281 378 1,470

Source: Ministry of Health

Table 6.2

OWNERSHIP OF HEALTH AND MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS BY TYPE AND LGA, 2011

(Number)

STATE MISSION PRIVATE

LGA GOVERNMENT

Aguata 31 16 64

Anambra East 15 5 9

Anambra West 18 1 3

Anaocha 26 9 20

Awka North 17 3 5

Awka South 14 9 54

Ayamelum 14 4

Dunukofia 9 5 17

Ekwusigo 28 2 27



Ihiala 30 21 63

Njikoka 15 4 33

Nnewi North 26 8 95

Nnewi South 29 7 24

Ogbaru 15 17 58




Orumba South 27 3 9

Oyi 9 6 23



Table 6.3 INPATIENTS IN HOSPITAL BY SEX AND LGA, 2011

(Number)

STATE LOCAL

LGA GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT MISSION PRIVATE

HOSPITALS HOSPITALS HOSPITALS HOSPITALS

MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

Aguata 41 165

Anambra East 5 20

Anambra West

Anaocha 99 167

Awka North

Awka South

Ayamelum 34 40

Dunukofia 1 124

Ekwusigo 20 30

Idemili North

Idemili South 16 518

Ihiala

Njikoka 179 209

Nnewi North 2 36

Nnewi South 128

Ogbaru

Onitsha North

Onitsha South

Orumba North

Orumba South

Oyi 31 32

ANAMBRA STATE 428 1,469 0 0 0 0 0 0

Source: Ministry of Health.

TABLE 6.4

OUTPATIENTS IN HOSPITAL BY SEX AND LGA, 2011

(Number)

STATE LOCAL

LGA GOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT MISSION PRIVATE

HOSPITALS HOSPITALS HOSPITALS HOSPITALS


Aguata 412 604

Anambra East 561 1,425

Anambra West

Anaocha 1,795 3,430

Awka North

Awka South

Ayamelum 193 941

Dunukofia 107 515

Ekwusigo 400 625

Idemili North

Idemili South 1,573 2,187

Ihiala

Njikoka 7,001 7,122

Nnewi North 44 87

Nnewi South 83 581

Ogbaru

Onitsha North

Onitsha South

Orumba North

Orumba South

Oyi 1,672 1,880

ANAMBRA STATE 13841 19397 0 0 0 0 0 0


Table 6.5 NUMBER OF BEDS BY TYPE OF HEALTH ESTABLISHMENT AND LGA, 2011

GENERAL PEDIATRIC MATERNITY MATERNITY MATERNAL

HOSPITALS HOSPITAL HOSPITAL HOMES HEALTH

LGA CENTRE

Aguata 802 322 125


Anambra West 8 8 35

Anaocha 38 364 50 158

Awka North 25 19 34

Awka South 31 229 53 87

Ayamelum 5 6 27

Dunukofia 261 12 29

Ekwusigo 26 241 78 147

Idemili North 18 492 541 207


Ihiala 12 448 313 173

Njikoka 36 583 40 49

Nnewi North 16 824 76 190

Nnewi South 8 134 101 120

Ogbaru 6 348 194 31

Onitsha North 33 2,024 30 310

Onitsha South 42 780 51 75



Oyi 312 49 42

ANAMBRA STATE 981 91 7,996 1,862 1,955


CHAPTER 7

JUSTICE AND CRIME STATISTICS

This section provides information on the Number of Fire outbreaks and casualties, Population of

prison inmates and the Distribution of persons committed to prison by age, 2011.

Fig. 7.1: Number of Fire Outbreak by Local Government Area, 2011

Fig. 7.1 above and table 7.1 below indicated that Awka South Local Aovernment area recorded the

highest number of fire outbreak followed by Onitsha North. Nnewi North Local Government area

recorded the third highest in the state. This might stem from the fact that these 3 local government

areas are mostly metropolitan and have a lot of population. Oyi local government area recorded the

least number of fire outbreaks in the state in 2011.

It may be important to note that a lot of properties worth hundreds of millions of naira were gutted

in the fire incidences around the state. More properties were lost in the fire outbreaks in Onitsha

North, followed by Nnewi North and Nnewi South local government areas. Oyi local government

area also recorded the least destruction of property in the fire outbreak in the year, 2011.

It is worthy of note that a total of six lives were lost in the fire outbreaks in only two local

government areas namely: Nnewi North and Ihiala local government areas respectively.

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Fig. 7.2: Population of Prison Inmates by Sex and LGA, 2011.

From fig. 7.2 above and table 7.2 below it was observed that a total number of 866 males

representing 96% of their total population were committed to prison while a total number of just 37

females representing 4% of their total population were committed to prison in 2011.

Out of the total number of persons committed to prison in 2011, the number of prison inmates from

Idemili North local government area is highest (12%) followed closely by Ihiala (11%) and Idemili

South (7%), Aguata (7%), Anambra East (7%) with the least being Onitsha South local government

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In Fig 7.3 above and table 7.3 below, it was revealed that out of the total number of persons

committed to prison in 2011, 50.1% of them were within 26 – 50 years age bracket. 23.5% of the

number of prisoners fell under the age bracket 21 – 25 years. Those who are less than 20 years

representing 17.2 5% ranked third in that list while those who are under the age bracket 51 years

and above representing 9.2 % brought up the rear.

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Table 7.1 NUMBER OF FIRE OUTBREAK AND CASUALITIES BY LGA, 2011

Estimated Value

LGA Number of Number of Number of Number of of Properties

Fire Outbreak Person Injured Person Saved Death Lost (N)

Aguata 3 21,000,000.00

Anambra East 7 10,000,000.00

Anambra West 7 120,000,000.00

Anaocha 2 5,000,000.00

Awka North 2 5,600,000.00

Awka South 26 28,540,000.00

Ayamelum 7 150,000,000.00

Dunukofia 2 10,000,000.00

Ekwusigo 3 2,500,000.00

Idemili North 7 25,000,000.00

Idemili South 5 20,000,000.00

Ihiala 6 10 25 2 60,000,000.00

Njikoka 2 5,000,000.00

Nnewi North 10 4 20 4 155,000,000.00

Nnewi South 3 150,000,000.00

Ogbaru 8 2,000,000.00

Onitsha North 20 850,000,000.00

Onitsha South 8 100,000,000.00

Orumba North 2 5,440,000.00

Orumba South 2 10 9,000,000.00

Oyi 1 1,500,000.00

ANAMBRA STATE 133 14 55 6 1,735,580,000.00

Table 7.2 POPULATION OF PRISON INMATES BY SEX AND LGA, 2010 - 2011

(Number)

2011


Aguata 59 1 60



Anaocha 45 2 47

Awka North 29 1 30

Awka South 52 2 54

Ayamelum 16 2 18

Dunukofia 20 20

Ekwusigo 50 1 51



Ihiala 99 3 102

Njikoka 42 1 43

Nnewi North 42 1 43

Nnewi South 11 1 12

Ogbaru 12 12


Onitsha South 1 1



Oyi 4 1 43


Source: Nigeria Prisons Service

Table 7.3 DISTRIBUTION OF PERSONS COMMITTED TO PRISON BY SEX, AGE AND LGA, 2011

AGE GROUP

LGA UNDER 18 -20 YEARS 21-25 YEARS 26 - 50 YEARS 51 YEARS & ABOVE

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Aguata 3 10 19 19 33 1 34 4 4

Anambra East 15 2 17 7 7 26 4 30 5 5

Anambra West 2 2 6 1 7 6 6 2 2

Anaocha 5 5 3 2 5 31 31 4 4

Awka North 6 1 7 6 6 15 15 4 4

Awka South 6 1 7 12 12 25 1 26 6 6

Ayamelum 2 2 7 7 6 2 8 1 1

Dunukofia 3 3 4 4 10 10 3 3

Ekwusigo 11 11 8 8 26 1 27 5 5

Idemili North 14 1 15 29 2 31 44 4 48 10 1 11

Idemili South 11 11 16 16 25 1 26 8 8

Ihiala 20 20 27 27 46 2 48 5 1 6

Njikoka 6 1 7 6 6 29 29 2 2

Nnewi North 7 7 10 10 21 1 22 4 4

Nnewi South 0 10 10 25 1 26 4 4

Ogbaru 4 4 3 3 6 6 0

Onitsha North 3 3 3 2 5 3 3 2 2


Orumba North 9 9 12 12 20 1 21 7 7

Orumba South 13 13 9 9 30 1 31 5 5

Oyi 7 1 8 16 16 21 21 3 3

ANAMBRA STATE 147 7 161 213 7 220 449 20 469 84 2 86

Source: Nigeria Prisons Service, Awka.

CHAPTER 8

PUBLIC FINANCE

This section contains data on Local Government Area Revenue, Capital

Expenditure, Estimated/Actual Expenditure and Cost of Self help projects by

category in the 21 local government areas in Anambra state. The sources of

revenue ranges from statutory allocation, vat, 13% derivation, direct tax,

excess derivation, fines, fees and licenses and other income.

Fig. 8.1: Local Government Area Revenue, 2011

In Fig. 8.1 above and Table 8.1, Statutory Allocation representing 90.2% is the

highest source of income accruable to the local government areas in Anambra

state followed by Grants to LGAs representing 5.9%, Fees, Fines, Licences &

Others representing 2.4%, Other Income Penalties representing 1% and lastly

Government Direct Taxes representing 0.5% of the total income.

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Fig. 8.2 Recurrent Expenditure by Economic Category, 2012

In Fig. 8.2 above and Table 8.2 below, it will be observed that Purchase of

Services representing 96.6% ranked first in the recurrent expenditure of local

government areas in Anambra state. Second in line are Wages and salaries

representing 2.9% and lastly the Purchase of Goods representing 0.5% of the

total recurrent expenditure of local government areas of the state.

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STATUTORY GRANTS TO GOVERNMENT FEES, FINES OTHER

LGA ALLOCATION LGA DIRECT LICENCES AND INCOME TOTAL

TAXES OTHERS PENALTIES

Aguata 52,000,000.00 14,000,000.00 25,000,000.00 85,000,000.00 25,000,000.00 201,000,000.00

Anambra East 220,036,051.83 945,680.00 1,834,020.00 222,815,751.83

Anambra West 382,964,298.00 74,500.00 2,534,220.00 138,476.00 385,711,494.00

Anaocha 358,683,821.00 998,540.00 3,882,270.00 363,564,631.00

Awka North 353,724,129.17 13,900.00 351,760.00 288,400.00 354,378,189.17

Awka South 322,143,358.16 1,540,880.00 4,162,280.00 506,980.00 328,353,498.16

Ayamelum 308,786,826.00 250,000.00 787,790.00 309,824,616.00

Dunukofia 342,353,257.00 394,550.00 869,210.00 11,109,700.00 354,726,717.00

Ekwusigo 267,355,186.42 204,800.00 1,993,340.50 269,553,326.92

Idemili North 189,382,999.18 5,678,679.00 195,061,678.18

Idemili South 211,198,639.37 53,800.00 2,310,390.00 2,056,110.00 215,618,939.37

Ihiala 193,295,118.00 11,300.00 7,787,960.00 201,094,378.00

Njikoka 262,688,344.19 249,702,122.01 309,100.00 5,112,597.77 2,260,145.81 520,072,309.78

Nnewi North 407,020,074.22 1,978,700.00 5,803,445.00 7,435,300.00 422,237,519.22

Nnewi South 186,277,024.41 151,800.00 2,271,680.00 291,347.88 188,991,852.29

Ogbaru 271,995,506.91 95,700,000.00 500.00 4,846,696.00 1,267,275.66 373,809,978.57

Onitsha North 301,801,935.00 471,000.00 5,079,515.00 307,352,450.00

Onitsha South 44,365,596.05 82,000.00 2,517,870.00 6,491,100.00 53,456,566.05

Orumba North 333,160,455.93 8,000.00 2,690,346.00 1,160,100.00 337,018,901.93

Orumba South 359,552,172.00 3,042,479.00 362,594,651.00

Oyi 166,330,301.00 60,000.00 652,215.00 1,755,000.00 168,797,516.00

ANAMBRA STATE 5,535,115,093.84 359,402,122.01 31,603,370.00 148,320,423.27 61,593,955.35 6,136,034,964.47

Source: PRS dept, Ministry of Local Government & Chieftaincy Matters

Table 8.2 RECURRENT EXPENDITURE BY ECONOMIC CATEGORY AND LGA, 2011

(N'000)

WAGES AND PURCHASE OF PURCHASE OF

LGA SALARIES GOODS SERVICES TOTAL

Aguata 235,000,000.00 8,000,000.00 81,000,000.00 324,000,000.00

Anambra East 233,481,099.60 30,432,100.15 22,241,992.22 286,155,191.97

Anambra West 164,280,456.00 87,109,880.00 18,750,000.00 270,140,336.00

Anaocha 96,587,021.00 56,998,959.00 3,055,540.00 156,641,520.00

Awka North 180,272,005.67 30,353,887.25 54,906,930.43 265,532,823.35

Awka South 380,493,460.13 19,272,095.80 40,397,213.21 440,162,769.14

Ayamelum 125,920,614.10 785,000.00 126,705,614.10

Dunukofia 50,053,565.95 2,556,190.00 59,252,788.99 111,862,544.94

Ekwusigo 229,140,170.02 40,464,182.57 31,426,469.19 301,030,821.78

Idemili North 92,079,876.07 1,702,980.00 121,509,182,182.92 121,602,965,038.99

Idemili South 188,254,210.17 141,353,346.51 72,593,986.00 402,201,542.68

Ihiala 188,285,900.00 14,061,190.00 82,904,960.00 285,252,050.00

Njikoka 297,273,722.17 4,363,888.12 301,637,610.29

Nnewi North 52,193,712.00 2,915,650.00 114,383,992.00 169,493,354.00

Nnewi South 71,916,878.46 63,422,331.05 2,390,543.37 137,729,752.88

Ogbaru 71,307,543.12 115,197,946.80 57,598,973.00 244,104,462.92

Onitsha North 247,175,645.02 3,867,830.00 63,444,080.00 314,487,555.02

Onitsha South 268,158,745.20 53,267,730.07 16,474,377.38 337,900,852.65

Orumba North 193,722,230.00 9,827,640.00 80,811,880.00 284,361,750.00

Orumba South 148,870,126.00 1,071,300.00 107,489,715.00 257,431,141.00

Oyi 128,987,251.00 73,695,794.00 202,683,045.00

ANAMBRA STATE 3,643,454,231.68 687,024,127.32 122,492,001,417.71 126,822,479,776.71

Source: PRS Dept, Ministry of local Government and Chieftaincy Matters

Table 8.3 LGA CAPITAL EXPENDITURE BY TYPE OF ASSETS, 2011

(N'000)

RESIDENTIAL NON- OTHER TRANSPORT MACHINE

LGA BUILDINGS RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUC- AND AND OTHERS TOTAL

BUILDINGS TION EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT

Aguata 52,000,000.00 14,000,000.00 25,000,000.00 85,000,000.00 5,000,000.00 25,000,000.00 206,000,000.00

Anambra East 12,811,377.00 22,571,245.00 16,343,100.00 17,199,410.00 68,925,132.00

Anambra West 59,912,664.00 26,495,204.00 10,320,000.00 22,002,790.00 118,730,658.00

Anaocha 17,810,928.00 74,242,379.00 8,894,000.00 134,430,514.00 694,300.00 86,338,685.00 322,410,806.00

Awka North 10,000,000.00 32,287,390.00 26,164,700.00 25,096,000.00 2,300,160.00 34,193,440.00 130,041,690.00

Awka South 5,918,000.00 57,344,077.50 39,357,198.00 102,619,275.50

Ayamelum 45,192,779.64 4,000,000.00 94,888,500.00 41,856,350.00 185,937,629.64

Dunukofia 117,971,492.00 4,593,000.00 28,037,000.00 150,601,492.00

Ekwusigo 9,057,000.00 69,605,136.18 2,378,000.00 85,378,049.82 166,418,186.00

Idemili North 134,030,574.36 1,520,000.00 5,521,600.00 141,072,174.36

Idemili South 39,693,000.00 930,000.00 47,184,973.00 45,836,000.00 7,709,373.00 141,353,346.00

Ihiala 20,988,270.00 278,892,120.00 75,761,020.00 23,320,160.00 398,961,570.00

Njikoka 17,357,000.00 70,833,388.11 6,105,888.12 94,296,276.23

Nnewi North 1,316,720.00 49,673,000.00 183,371,716.30 895,800.00 8,835,130.00 244,092,366.30

Nnewi South 72,997,741.60 1,650,000.00 37,528,114.86 112,175,856.46

Ogbaru 50,925,470.16 42,420,000.00 6,468,050.00 17,251,241.00 117,064,761.16

Onitsha North 21,000,000.00 20,767,900.00 8,922,000.00 50,689,900.00

Onitsha South 189,750,473.15 19,242,608.61 208,993,081.76

Orumba North 16,500,000.00 1,647,000.00 83,481,483.04 446,650.00 53,122,317.00 155,197,450.04

Orumba South 10,150,000.00 5,480,000.00 62,245,150.00 77,875,150.00

Oyi 25,617,125.00 24,083,388.00 9,391,251.00 700,000.00 21,360,850.00 81,152,614.00

ANAMBRA STATE 81,127,648.00 595,993,841.24 893,571,527.32 971,702,783.48 81,686,260.00 650,527,355.41 3,274,609,415.45

Source: PRS Dept, Min. of Local Government & Chieftaincy Matters

Table 8.4 ESTIMATED/ACTUAL EXPENDITURE BY LGA, 2011

(N'000)

ESTIMATED ACTUAL

LGA EXPENDITURE EXPENDITURE DIFFERENCE % DIFFERENCE

(1) (2) (3) (4) = (3) - (2) (5) = [(4)/(2)] x 100

Aguata 1,017,493,000.00 385,200.00 -1,017,107,800.00 -100.0%

Anambra East 829,100,000.00 355,080,384.00 -474,019,616.00 -57.2%

Anambra West 954,462,668.00 388,905,994.00 -565,556,674.00 -59.3%

Anaocha 1,018,932,124.00 479,052,326.00 -539,879,798.00 -53.0%

Awka North 823,988,150.00

395,574,513.35 -428,413,636.65 -52.0%

Awka South 423,877,627.00 205,238,551.00 -218,639,076.00 -51.6%

Ayamelum 1,008,300,897.50 426,901,394.75 -581,399,502.75 -57.7%

Dunukofia 1,245,740,890.00 983,568,702.00 -262,172,188.00 -21.0%

Ekwusigo 1,238,087,454.00 467,419,007.78 -770,668,446.22 -62.2%

Idemili North 219,794,620.00 123,212,162.92 -96,582,457.08 -43.9%

Idemili South 772,371,190.00 401,877,171.00 -370,494,019.00 -48.0%

Ihiala 859,069,590.00 684,213,620.00 174,855,970.00 20.4%

Njikoka 811,000,000.00 428,469,852.00 -382,530,148.00 -47.2%

Nnewi North 985,634,150.00 437,418,509.00 -548,215,641.00 -55.6%

Nnewi South 919,331,940.00 336,885,214.34 -582,446,725.66 -63.4%

Ogbaru 620,000,000.00 114,564,762.04 -505,435,237.96 -81.5%

Onitsha North 994,473,180.00 314,487,555.02 -679,985,624.98 -68.4%

Onitsha South 1,032,816,270.00 546,894,634.41 -485,921,635.59 -47.0%

Orumba North 888,191,202.30 427,427,042.89 -460,764,159.41 -51.9%

Orumba South 0.00 #DIV/0!

Oyi 500,950,000.00 81,152,614.00 -419,797,386.00 -83.8%

ANAMBRA STATE 17,163,614,952.80 7,598,729,210.50 -9,564,885,742.30 -55.7%

Source: PRS Dept, Ministry of Local Government & Chieftaincy Matters.

CHAPTER 9

EDUCATION STATISTICS

This chapter contains data on Number of schools and classrooms, Primary and Secondary schools enrolment,

Distribution of teachers in primary school, Number of teaching staff in primary/secondary school by

qualification.

It provides information that gives room for a lot of inferences to be made in the education sector.

Fig. 9.1: Primary School Enrolment in Anambra State, 2011.

In fig. 9.1 and tables 9.1 & 9.2, it will be seen that the number of pupils in primary two reduced in number than the pupils

in primary one. This may be as a result of poor performance in primary one. The figure increased from 119151 in primary

three to 119151 in primary four. The enrolment nose-dived again in primary five and rose sharply to 125,215 (92.83%) in

primary six. It is worthy of note that some pupils tend to register for common entrance examination from primary five

which may have invariably caused the increase in the number of pupils in primary six.

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In fig. 9.2 above and table 9.4 & 9.5 below, it will be observed that a total number of 23,436 students successfully passed

Common Entrance Exams and enrolled into JSS1. This number increased in JSS2 and decreased in JSS3. Their population

decreased in SSS1. This may be as a result of failure of the JSS3 examination or that a lot of students decided to drop-out

from school due to financial constraints or inability to cope intellectually.

Fig. 9.3 Number of Teaching Staff in Primary School by Qualification, 2011

Table 9.6 below and fig. 9.3 above show that out of the total number of teachers (8, 396) in primary school, 93% of them

are female while 6.6% of them are male.

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41.7% of the total teachers. Teachers employed in the states who were neither graduates nor NCE holders, but possess

other form(s) of qualification represent 1.8% of the total teachers in the state.

Fig. 9.4 Number of Teaching Staff in Secondary Schools by Qualification & Sex, 2011

Table 9.7 below and fig. 9.4 above show that out of the total number of teachers (8, 396) in Secondary school, 80.6% of

them are female while 19.4% of them are male.

A close observation shows that out of the total number of teachers in Secondary school in the state, the number of

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Table 9.1

PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY CLASSES, SEX AND LGA, 2011

PRIMARY I PRIMARY II PRIMARY III

LGA FEMALE MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE MALE PLUS NO OF

FEMALE CLASSES FEMALE CLASSES FEMALE CLASSES

Aguata 5,305 11,237 281 5,028 10,866 272 5,544 11,328 283

Anambra East 2,971 5,659 141 2,879 5,624 141 3,102 6,081 152

Anambra West 2,553 5,062 126 2,453 4,823 121 2,330 4,660 117

Anaocha 4,606 9,209 230 3,208 6,339 158 2,680 5,752 144

Awka North 2,252 4,336 108 2,252 4,243 106 2,209 4,224 106

Awka South 2,020 4,117 103 2,295 4,648 116 2,498 5,109 128

Ayamelum 1,732 4,445 111 1,664 3,325 831 1,490 3,068 77

Dunukofia 1,234 2,456 61 1,210 2,494 62 1,172 2,515 63

Ekwusigo 1,664 3,399 85 1,725 3,408 85 1,741 3,431 25

Idemili North 5,038 10,071 251 5,399 10,520 263 5,607 10,530 263

Idemili South 1,400 2,824 71 1,373 2,769 69 1,423 2,820 71

Ihiala 3,885 7,797 195 3,776 7,641 191 3,899 7,842 196

Njikoka 1,926 3,919 98 2,094 4,114 103 2,134 4,219 105

Nnewi North 2,726 5,180 129 2,778 5,330 133 2,830 5,443 136

Nnewi South 2,965 5,930 148 2,928 5,665 142 2,976 5,901 147

Ogbaru 2,374 4,137 103 2,323 4,531 113 2,300 4,508 112

Onitsha North 4,670 9,156 279 8,465 9,796 245 5,040 9,941 128

Onitsha South 5,620 9,331 233 6,212 10,227 256 6,433 10,433 261

Orumba North 544 1,069 27 556 1,087 27 562 1,123 28

Orumba South 2,195 4,383 109 2,184 4,289 107 2,085 4,201 105

Oyi 2,471 4,743 119 2,459 4,763 119 2,415 4,772 119

ANAMBRA STATE 60,151 118,460 3,008 63,261 116,502 3,660 60,470 117,901 2,766

Source: Ministry of Education.

Table 9.2

PRIMARY SCHOOLS ENROLMENT BY CLASSES, SEX AND LGA, 2011 (cont'd)

(Enrolment in '000)

PRIMARY IV PRIMARY V PRIMARY VI

LGA FEMALE MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS NO OF NO OF

FEMALE CLASSES FEMALE CLASSES FEMALE CLASSES SCHOOLS

Aguata 5,402 11,173 279 5,418 11,294 282 5,399 10,979 274 74

Anambra East 3,049 5,983 149 2,796 5,522 138 2,540 4,961 124 53

Anambra West 2,297 4,533 113 2,256 4,503 113 2,126 4,135 103 50

Anaocha 3,077 6,295 157 2,676 5,506 138 4,182 8,822 221 50

Awka North 2,158 4,101 102 2,227 4,160 104 1,917 5,729 143 38

Awka South 2,512 5,207 130 2,572 5,086 127 2,565 5,053 126 42

Ayamelum 1,537 3,044 76 1,460 3,015 75 1,439 2,909 73 49

Dunukofia 1,132 2,417 62 1,081 2,230 56 1,166 2,271 57 22

Ekwusigo 1,716 3,450 86 1,666 3,307 83 1,660 3,271 82 37

Idemili North 5,633 10,801 270 5,624 10,694 267 6,085 11,223 281 70

Idemili South 1,473 2,877 72 1,430 2,860 71 1,322 2,645 66 44

Ihiala 3,865 7,759 194 3,354 7,366 184 3,981 7,966 199 100

Njikoka 2,094 4,188 105 2,012 4,032 101 2,107 4,168 104 38

Nnewi North 2,798 5,368 134 2,773 5,315 133 2,858 5,373 134 45

Nnewi South 2,891 5,873 147 2,939 5,898 147 2,981 5,918 148 61

Ogbaru 2,351 4,669 117 2,209 4,306 108 2,257 2,470 62 60

Onitsha North 5,291 10,411 260 5,411 10,622 265 8,490 16,714 418 26

Onitsha South 6,433 10,701 268 6,240 10,423 261 6,338 10,671 267 41

Orumba North 599 1,183 30 553 1,125 28 608 1,238 301 52

Orumba South 2,208 4,344 109 2,141 4,277 107 1,992 3,976 99 42

Oyi 2,412 4,774 119 2,441 4,731 118 2,379 4,723 118 46

ANAMBRA STATE 60,928 119,151 2,979 59,279 116,272 2,906 64,392 125,215 3,400 1,040


Table 9.3 NUMBER OF SCHOOLS AND CLASSROOMS BY LGA, 2011

(Number)

NURSERY PRIMARY

LGA NO OF CLASSROOM NO OF CLASSROOM

SCHOOLS SCHOOLS

Aguata 71 388 74 970

Anambra East 48 101 53 250

Anambra West 46 118 50 296

Anaocha 50 193 50 480

Awka North 34 108 38 270

Awka South 38 139 42 345

Ayamelum 46 109 49 274

Dunukofia 22 98 22 489

Ekwusigo 37 139 37 349

Idemili North 62 484 70 1,211

Idemili South 44 169 44 423

Ihiala 100 301 100 750

Njikoka 38 122 38 305

Nnewi North 39 185 45 464

Nnewi South 59 251 61 628

Ogbaru 50 111 60 279

Onitsha North 21 113 26 566

Onitsha South 35 149 41 374

Orumba North 52 215 52 539

Orumba South 39 143 42 359

Oyi 45 114 46 287

ANAMBRA STATE 976 3,750 1,040 9,908


Table 9.4

SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT BY CLASSES, SEX AND LGA, 2011

(Enrolment in '000)

JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (JSS)

JSS I JSS II JSS III

LGA FEMALE MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS NO OF


Aguata 575 1,203 54 606 1,197 50 612 1,140 48

Anambra East 408 720 30 412 719 30 240 542 23

Anambra West 123 326 14 105 299 13 109 215 10

Anaocha 482 914 38 486 955 40 488 861 36

Awka North 165 356 15 230 444 19 260 461 19

Awka South 1,233 2,228 93 1,365 2,265 94 1,304 2,218 92

Ayamelum 298 641 27 254 575 24 253 490 20

Dunukofia 255 640 27 316 640 27 337 615 26

Ekwusigo 321 530 22 381 600 25 332 539 22

Idemili North 895 1,698 70 854 1,811 76 851 1,683 70

Idemili South 411 899 38 481 917 38 691 1,075 45

Ihiala 539 1,010 42 661 1,270 53 588 1,086 45

Njikoka 258 801 33 853 1,399 58 357 976 41

Nnewi North 705 1,409 59 778 1,447 60 824 1,512 63

Nnewi South 341 676 28 338 652 27 299 573 24

Ogbaru 486 846 35 689 1,135 47 715 1,080 45

Onitsha North 2,633 4,213 176 2,782 4,796 200 2,929 4,807 200

Onitsha South 676 1,896 79 620 2,031 85 478 1,855 77

Orumba North 339 720 30 325 662 24 335 671 28

Orumba South 588 631 26 338 680 28 280 561 23

Oyi 1,079 45 505 940 39 536 923 39

ANAMBRA STATE 11731 23436 981 13379 25434 1057 12818 23883 996

Source: Ministry of Education

Table 9.5 SECONDARY SCHOOL ENROLMENT BY CLASSES, SEX AND LGA, 2011 (cont'd)

(Enrolment in '000)

SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (SSS)

SSS I SSS II SSS III

LGA FEMALE MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS NO OF FEMALE

MALE PLUS NO OF


Aguata 470 849 35 449 772 32 189 315 13

Anambra East 192 397 17 104 251 11 149 314 13

Anambra West 66 146 6 43 111 5 72 152 6

Anaocha 572 863 36 557 845 35 378 542 23

Awka North 144 234 10 148 270 11 73 152 6

Awka South 973 1,685 70 964 1,621 68 578 815 34

Ayamelum 179 359 15 160 312 13 174 384 16

Dunukofia 187 397 17 202 355 24 78 150 6

Ekwusigo 266 398 17 236 360 15 123 164 7

Idemili North 643 1,180 49 572 968 40 491 734 31

Idemili South 507 762 32 430 652 27 318 510 21

Ihiala 378 690 29 408 741 31 339 591 25

Njikoka 243 663 28 253 646 27 163 429 18

Nnewi North 578 1,121 47 608 1,136 47 262 444 19

Nnewi South 257 474 20 240 668 28 190 2,165 90

Ogbaru 1,947 3,274 136 2,355 3,944 164 1,072 671 28

Onitsha North 465 1,605 69 540 1,436 60 130 671 28

Onitsha South 330 613 26 302 521 22 165 294 12

Orumba North 183 351 15 185 348 15 114 220 9

Orumba South 346 557 23 301 484 20 164 283 12

Oyi 434 693 29 360 629 26 236 350 15

ANAMBRA STATE 9360 17311 726 9417 17070 721 5458 10350 432


Table 9.6

NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN PRIMARY EDUCATION BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2011

Number

LGA GRADUATE N C E OTHERS TOTAL MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

Aguata 3 70 1 142 1 4 213

Anambra East 15 101 30 133 3 6 48 240 Anambra West 6 28 54 95 32 13 92 136 Anaocha 11 153 11 236 2 7 24 396 Awka North 7 213 1 9 15 16 23 238 Awka South 4 282 5 262 3 12 544 Ayamelum 14 28 53 82 6 3 73 113 Dunukofia 2 105 7 122 3 9 230 Ekwusigo 3 108 6 154 4 9 266 Idemili North 5 412 10 528 1 2 16 942 Idemili South 7 119 11 217 2 18 338 Ihiala 27 123 87 439 6 7 120 569 Njikoka 4 178 2 192 4 6 374 Nnewi North 1 159 2 288 1 4 447 Nnewi South 1 96 2 282 3 3 381 Ogbaru 6 114 3 152 5 9 271 Onitsha North 5 355 6 300 1 1 12 656 Onitsha South 3 247 1 344 4 591 Orumba North 6 88 15 229 2 21 319 Orumba South 5 80 14 149 5 19 234 Oyi 16 292 8 56 24 348

ANAMBRA STATE 151 3,351 329 4,411 70 84 550 7,846 Source: Ministry of Education.

Table 9.7

NUMBER OF TEACHING STAFF IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS

BY QUALIFICATION, SEX AND LGA, 2011

Number

LGA GRADUATE NCE OTHERS TOTAL


Aguata 37 156 12 76 15 12 64 244

Anambra East 29 54 8 53 7 2 44 109

Anambra West 17 21 28 19 4 49 40

Anaocha 68 151 7 44 6 2 81 197

Awka North 38 75 3 48 1 5 42 128

Awka South 60 428 6 96 2 26 68 550

Ayamelum 29 17 18 38 4 2 51 57

Dunukofia 30 115 3 40 6 4 39 159

Ekwusigo 20 91 6 36 2 2 28 129

Idemili North 39 214 4 92 6 9 49 315

Idemili South 34 130 8 32 12 2 54 164

Ihiala 61 128 15 52 10 7 86 187

Njikoka 43 145 8 49 10 9 61 203

Nnewi North 16 176 1 36 5 5 22 217

Nnewi South 27 84 3 28 4 3 34 115

Ogbaru 27 144 4 54 4 7 35 205

Onitsha North 45 658 4 83 10 26 59 767

Onitsha South 6 200 2 21 3 1 11 222

Orumba North 29 62 8 57 12 27 49 146

Orumba South 33 43 11 59 13 9 57 111

Oyi 57 75 8 31 7 3 72 109

ANAMBRA STATE 708 3,167 167 1,044 143 163 1,055 4,374

Source; Ministry of Education.

Table 9.8

DISTRIBUTION OF TEACHERS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY SEX AND LGA, 2011

Number

LGA JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (JSS)

JSS 1 JSS II JSS III

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Aguata 628 575 1,203 591 606 1,197 528 612 1,140

Anambra East 312 408 720 307 412 719 302 240 542

Anambra West 203 123 326 194 105 299 106 109 215

Anaocha 432 482 914 469 486 955 383 488 871

Awka North 191 165 356 216 230 446 201 260 461

Awka South 1,007 1,233 2,240 910 1,365 2,275 914 1,304 2,218

Ayamelum 343 298 641 321 254 575 237 253 490

Dunukofia 325 255 580 324 316 640 278 337 615

Ekwusigo 209 321 530 219 381 600 207 332 539

Idemili North 1,523 895 2,418 854 854 1,708 832 851 1,683

Idemili South 488 411 899 436 481 917 381 691 1,072

Ihiala 471 539 1,010 609 661 1,270 498 588 1,086

Njikoka 543 258 801 546 853 1,399 619 357 976

Nnewi North 704 705 1,409 669 778 1,447 688 824 1,512

Nnewi South 335 341 676 314 338 652 274 299 573

Ogbaru 360 486 846 446 689 1,135 365 715 1,080

Onitsha North 1,580 2,633 4,213 2,014 2,782 4,796 1,878 2,929 4,807

Onitsha South 1,220 676 1,896 1,411 620 2,031 1,377 478 1,855

Orumba North 381 339 720 337 325 662 336 335 671

Orumba South 309 322 631 342 338 680 281 280 561

Oyi 491 588 1,079 435 505 940 387 536 923

ANAMBRA STATE 12,055 12,053 24,108 11,964 13,379 25,343 11,072 12,818 23,890


Table 9.9 DISTRIBUTION OF TEACHERS IN SECONDARY SCHOOLS BY SEX AND LGA, 2011 (cont'd)

Number

LGA SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL (SSS)

SSS I SSS II SSS III

MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL MALE FEMALE TOTAL

Aguata 379 470 849 323 449 772 126 189 315

Anambra East 205 192 397 147 104 251 165 149 314

Anambra West 80 66 146 68 43 111 80 72 152

Anaocha 291 572 863 288 557 845 164 378 542

Awka North 93 144 237 122 148 270 79 73 152

Awka South 712 973 1,685 657 964 1,621 297 578 875

Ayamelum 180 179 359 152 160 312 210 174 384

Dunukofia 210 187 397 153 202 355 72 78 150

Ekwusigo 132 266 398 124 236 360 41 123 164

Idemili North 537 643 1,180 396 572 968 243 491 734

Idemili South 255 507 762 222 430 652 192 318 510

Ihiala 312 378 690 313 408 721 252 339 591

Njikoka 420 243 663 393 253 646 266 163 429

Nnewi North 543 578 1,121 528 608 1,136 182 262 444

Nnewi South 217 257 474 428 240 668 187 190 377

Ogbaru 1,325 1,949 3,274 1,589 2,355 3,944 1,093 1,072 2,165

Onitsha North 1,140 465 1,605 896 540 1,436 541 130 671

Onitsha South 283 330 613 219 302 521 129 165 294

Orumba North 168 183 351 163 185 348 106 114 220

Orumba South 211 346 557 183 301 484 119 164 283

Oyi 259 434 693 260 360 620 114 236 350

ANAMBRA STATE 7,952 9,362 17,314 7,624 9,417 17,041 4,658 5,458 10,116

Source: Ministry of Education

CHAPTER 10

BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT

In this chapter, data on the business enterprises /establishments in all the local government

areas in the state are presented.

The state, from time immemorial has been known for their business prowess in

entrepreneurship and has been acclaimed the business giant of both Nigeria and West

Africa region.

It is important to note that these establishments are mostly owned by individuals. The data

contained herein does not include all the business enterprises contained in the popular

Onitsha main market, the Eke - Awka market, the Nkwo - Nnewi market e.t.c but only

reflected a minute percentage of the total as enumerating them will imply writing a

comprehensive book of its own.

Table 10.1

ANAMBRA STATE

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA

S/N NAME OF ESTABLISHMENT LOCATIONAL ADDRESS L.G.A TYPE OF PRODUCT EMPLOYMENT

ACTIVITY SIZE

1 Ubjai Block Industry Umunamba Village Alor Idemili S. Moulding Block 6

2 Lucky Block Industry Isieke Village Alor Idemili S. Moulding Block 2

3 Nweze Construction Industry Isieke Village Alor Idemili S. Welding Gates, Protector 2

4 Udo Block Industry Umushi Village Alor Idemili S. Moulding Block 6

5 Augustine Block Ind. Ltd. Agulu Road, Nnobi Idemili S. Moulding Block 8

6 Anatex Block Industry Nnobi - Nnokwa Rd. Nnobi Idemili S. Moulding Block 9

7 B.C Amar Metal Construction Industry Nnobi - Nnokwa Rd. Nnobi Idemili S. Welding Gates, Protector Stands 4

8 Happy Ben Concrete Ind. Nnobi - Nnokwa Rd. Nnobi Idemili S. Moulding Blocks, Poles, Culverts 15

9 Kings block Ind 56 Nnobi-Nnewi Rd. Nnobi Idemili S. Moulding Blocks 8

10 Asuoka Construction Ind. Along Nnobi - Nnewi Rd. Idemili S. Welding Gates, Frame 4

11 Rock Metal Construction Ind. Near Nnepa Off. Nnobi - Nnewi Rd. Idemili S. Welding Gates, Protectors 10

12 Emmycoil Block Indusry New Oba Rd. Idemili S. Moulding Blocks 10

13 Thy Will Block Industry Oba - Nnewi junction Oba Idemili S. Moulding Blocks

14 O.Peters & Associates Ind. Km 10 Oba - Owerri Rd. Oba Idemili S. Manufacturing Blocks 4

15 Asama Foods & Beverages Ind. Ltd. Km 10 Onitsha - Owerri Rd. Oba Idemili S. Agro-allied Beverages 150

16 Sunny Pats Alum. Ind. Ltd. Onitsha- Owerri Express Rd Besides Rojenny Oba Idemili S. Manufacturing Aluminium 25

17 RCN Block Industry Km 4 Onitsha - Owerri Rd Oba Idemili S. Moulding Blocks & Concretes 15

18 Obi Nelson Chike Rental & Concrete Ind. Iruowelle Village Awka-Etiti Idemili S. Moulding Blocks 12

19 First Choice Plastic Industry Ent. Km 12 Off Onitsha - Idemili S. Manufacturing Plastic 17

20 Edifina Industry Ent. Nolofia Village Awka – Etiti Idemili S. Manufacturing Sachet Water 6

21 Oluobinwanne NASSI Cooperative Soc. Ugudunu Aniocha Aniocha Construction Metal Works 40

22 Mabulex Investment Umudioka Ndiagu Neni Aniocha Construction Metal Works 18

23 Vidazu Industries Mgbeema Estate Neni Aniocha Manufacturing Soap 18

24 Bakery Industry Nicitagu Aguku Aniocha Manufacturing Ink, Glue 15

Source: Ministry of Commerce & Industry.

Table 10.2

STATE ANAMBRA STATE

(Type here the STATE Name in Capital Letter)

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA(Cont’d)


ACTIVITY SIZE

25 Ndinweoli NASSI Cop.Sociuety RM5 C.W.O. House Afor Agulu Aniocha Manufacturing Bread 15

26 Ojogwu NASSI Coopperative Society Aniocha Manufacturing Metal Work 25

27 Ogadinma Cooperative Society Nneoha Agulu Aniocha Agro-Alied Rice, Maize 20

28 Omenka NASSI Society Umuowelle Agulu Aniocha Construction Metal 20

29 B & B Carteming Service No.5 Agulu, Nnewi Rd Nnewi Aniocha Manufacturing Restaurant 20

30 I.D. Block Industry Box 32 Agulu, Nnwi Rd Nnewi Aniocha Manufacturing Blocks 8

31 Nwobi Oil Mill Industry Box 65 Ezihu Village Igbo-Ukwu Aguata Processing Palm Oil 20

32 Ogobest Bread Industry Ezihu Village Igbo-Ukwu Aguata Bakery Bread 15

33 Ezigbo Industrial Limited 3 Industrial Road, Amesi Aguata Production Livestock 3

34 Amesi Botanical Medicine Industial Estate Umuchu-Amechi Road Amuwo Village, Amesi Aguata Manufacturing Herbal Drugs 10

35 Obika Industries Nigeria Limited Isiorji Village Nkpologwu Aguata Production Livestock 50

36 Azodo Oil Mill Amuwo Village, Amesi Aguata Processing Palm Oil 1

37 St Michael Block Industry Amuwo Village, Amesi Aguata Moulding Blocks 6

38 Gronaou/Garit Industries Limited Nkorofia Area, Amaekwulu Village Ezinifite Aguata Processing Garri 4

39 Nzube Block Industry Ezihu Village Igbo-Ukwu Aguata Moulding Blocks

40 Ifeco Block Industry Nnewi-Ekwulobia Road Opposite Imperial Hotel, Isuofia Aguata Moulding Blocks 6

41 Anychuks Group of Companies Ogwuada Village Owerre-Ezukala Orumba S. Stone Extraction Solid Mineral 6

42 Joey Bessy Furniture Company Umuobiukpa Ubuju, Ezira Orumba S. Construction Furniture 1

43 Kings and Queen Corner Ohukaba Nawfija Orumba S. Manufacturing Grinding Services 1

44 Tanny Pictures & Communication Along Isiochi Rd. Owerre- Ezukala Orumba S. Info. Tech. & Telecom. Photos, Photocopy 4

45 Agoc Oil Amakpuru Village Ihite Orumba S. Manufacturing Oil 10

46 Innoma Tailors Nawfija Orumba S. Services Fashion & Designer 2

47 Rehobotu Business Center 5 Amaokwu Str. Near nkwo R/About by Okigwe Rd. Umunze Orumba S. Services Communication


Table 10.3

STATE ANAMBRA STATE

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA( Cont’d) S/N NAME OF ESTABLISHMENT LOCATIONAL ADDRESS L.G.A TYPE OF PRODUCT EMPLOYMENT

ACTIVITY SIZE

48 Sample Restaurant Owerre - Ezukala Orumba S. Services Food 5 49 Frank General Wood Wook Obinikpa Orumba S. Construction Furniture 3 50 Banlover Business Center St. Mary's Anglican Church, Ogboji Orumba S. Services Communication 1 51 Uju Rice Mill Nkwelle Village Awkuzu Oyi Agro-Based Rice 4 52 Gods Gift Garrimill Obinetiti Dusogu Awkuzu Oyi Agro-Based Garri 4 53 Emeka Rice Mill Nkwelle Village Awkuzu Oyi Agro-Based Rice 2 54 Omenka NASSI Oyi Cooperative Society Ezinkwelle Village Nkwelle Ezunaka Oyi Construction Metal Works 14 55 Uche Eze NASSI Oyi Cooperative Society Eke Aso Sq. Abor Amawa Ogbunike Oyi Solid Minerals Stones Crushing 14 56 Olu Obinwanne Cooperative Socciety Iyi Olu Ozo Layout Nkwelle Ezunaka 3-3 Oyi Agro-Based Poultry 16 57 Ojogwu NASSI Oyi Cooperative Society Iyi Olu Ozo Layout Nkwelle Ezunaka Oyi Manufacturing Metal Works 16 58 Ojinka Eme NASSI Cooperative Society Ifite Ogbunike Oyi Manufacturing Metal Works 59 Ego-Igwe NSSI Cooperative Society No.6 Arondizogu St. Fegge Oyi Construction Metal Works 6 60 Uzu NASSI Cooperative Society Behind Danak Filling Station Awkuzu Oyi Construction Metal Works 45 61 Den Best Furniture 63 Ziks Avenue Onitsha S. Construction Furniture 6

62 John Ezeaka 80 P.H. Fegge Onitsha S. Construction Engineering Material 1

63 Ezeoke Fabricator 80 P.H. Fegge Onitsha S. Construction Metal Works 6 64 Nathaniel igwe Fabricator 59 VGA Street Onitsha S. Construction Metal Works 1 65 Dontex Furniture 66 Ziks Avenue Onitsha S. Construction Furniture 10 66 Xten Don Furniture 65 Ziks Avenue Onitsha S. Construction Furniture 5 67 Chinyeaka Welding 88 P.H Fegge Onitsha S. Construction Metal Works 7 68 Martimor Welding 90b P.H. Fegge Onitsha S. Construction Metal Works 1 69 Okechukwu Mbaeri Welding 97 P.H Fegge Onitsha S. Construction Metal Works 1 70 Emeka Okoro welding 98 P.H Fegge Onitsha S. Construction Metal Works 7 71 Odenigbo Cassava Processing & Palm Oil 11 Best Aluminum Road Abba Njikoka Agro-Allied Cassava & Oil

72 Emmanuel Okoli Welding & Fabrication Abba Junction Along Onitsha-Enugu Expressway Njikoka Construction Metal Works 1

73 Fear God Block Industry Mmimi Village Nawfia Njikoka Manufacturing Blocks 74 Nicob Block Industry Umukwa Village Nawfia Njikoka Manufacturing Blocks 4 75 Chukwudi Ude Fish Farm Umuriam Nawfia Njikoka Agro-Allied Agro-Based 76 Chukwudi Ude Oil/Kernel Oil Limited Afor Market Nawfia Njikoka Manufacturing Agro-Based 13 77 Sober Furniture Work Mmimi Village Nawfia Njikoka Construction Furniture 5

78 Peter Ezidiegwu Welding & Fabrication Industry Umuriam Nawfia Njikoka Construction Metal Works 3

79 Nwaizuka Oil Mill Industry Mmimi Village Nawfia Njikoka Agro-Allied Agro-Based 3 Source: Ministry of Commerce & Industry.

Table 10.4

STATE ANAMBRA STATE

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA( Cont’d)


ACTIVITY SIZE

80 The Young Shall Grow Welding Industry Ezicheke Abagana Njikoka Construction Metal Works 5

81 Golden Oil Industries Limited Plot 61A Pokobros Av., Harbour Industry Layout Ogbaru Ogbaru Processing P.k. Oil 165

82 God is king Industry Limited Plot E3 & 54 Niger Bridge Head Road Ogbaru Manufacturing Paper 14

83 Livinus Okabekwa Palm Oil Mill Limited c/o Central School Ogbaru Processing P.k. Oil 4

84 Arumson Industry Nigeria Limited 25/27 Amesi Street Iyiowa, Odekpe Ogbaru Manufacturing Textiles 7

85 General Cotton Mill PM 1601 Niger Bridge Industry Layout Ogbaru Construction Metal Works 1000

86 Krisoral Group of Companies Km 2 Onitsha - Atani Road, Harbour Industry Ogbaru Construction Metal Works 67

87 Ifediba Welding 1 Atani Road, Atani Ogbaru Construction Metal Works 1

88 Ifeanyi Francis Welder 156 Atani - Osamala Road Ebele Nta Ogbaru Construction Metal Works 2

89 Osite Welder Atani Junction Ogbaru Construction Metal Works 1

90 Alphonsus Ewuzie Weld Works Opposite Plot 36/48 Atani Road Ogbaru Construction Metal Works 2

91 Olu Aka Bu Ike NASSI FMCS Limited Eronyia Orenja Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 5

92 Ugodiya NASSI FMCS Limited Isiokwe Orenja Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 8

93 One Faith Brethren FMCS Limited Isiokwe Orenja Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 10

94 Ndubusi NASSI FMCS Limited Iboji Umumbo Ayamelum Processing Rice 7

95 Charity Global Rice Industry Umuali Akanato Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 8

96 Okereke Global Rice Industry Akanato Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 7

97 Nworah Global Foods Isiokwe Orenja Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 10

98 Okafor Global Rice Mill Industry Pioneer Primary School Compound Umumbo Ayamelum Processing Rice 7

99 Amulue Food Processing Industry Umuali Akanato Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 7

100 Deborah Global Rice Mill Industry Umuali Akanato Omor Ayamelum Processing Rice 4

101 U.A. Pat Autoland Company Unit 17 T.I.C. Nnewi Nnewi N. Manufacturing Leather Seat 5

102 Max Home of Fashion No 14 Igwe Orizu Road Nnewi Unit 4 T.I.C. Nnewi Nnewi N. Services Garments 3

103 Homemade Ventures Unit 4 T.I.C. Nnewi Nnewi N. Manufacturing Garments 4


Table 10.5

STATE ANAMBRA STATE

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA (Cont’d).


ACTIVITY SIZE

104 Afe Prices Creation 17 Igwe Orizu Road Otolo Nnewi Nnewi N. Services Garments 5

105 Central Inn 136 Igwe Orizu Road Otolo Nnewi Nnewi N. Services Food 4

106 Charitek Fokos 2 Ibeto Avenue Uruagu Nnewi Nnewi N. Services Photos 6

107 De Fashion Mall 17 Igwe Orizu Road Otolo Nnewi Nnewi N. Services Garments 3

108 Divine Groundnut Paste T.I.C. Nnewi Nnewi N. Processing Ground Paste 2

109 IKC Industry 26 Awozimuzo Road Ndigba Village Otolo Nnewi Nnewi N. Services Garments 58

110 John Ray Limited 3 Okpuno Umuenem Road Otolo Nnewi Nnewi N. Services Garments 20

111 Uzu NASSI Cooperative Society Before Odegwu Mgbakwu Plaza Awka N. Construction Metal Works 25

112 Ejinkaeme NASSI Cooperative Society After Kwata Amansea Awka N. Construction Metal Works 16

113 Ojogwu NASSI Cooperative Society No 1 Nkwo Market Ebenebe Awka N. Services Rice, Cassava 10

114 Olu Obinwanne NASSI Cooperative Society Umuozede Village Achalla Awka N. Manufacturing Rice 20

115 Nnamdi's Farm Amaeze Village Mgbakwu Awka N. Agro-Allied Rice, Garri 2

116 Amaka Fashion and Designer 148 Ifite Awka Awka S. Services Garments

117 Lady J. Fashion and Designing Enu Ifite Awka S. Services Garments

118 Chy Fashion & Designing Ifite Awka. St. Anthony Catholic Church Ifite Awka S. Services Garments 3

119 Sunny Best Electronics 185 Ifite Road Awka Awka S. Electronic Ser. Maintenance 15

120 Eby White Fashion & Designing Ifite Awka. St. Anthony Catholic Church Ifite Awka S. Services Garments 4

121 Sam Co Best Furniture Plaza No 148 Ifite Awka Opposite Emescon Petroleum Awka S. Construction Furniture

122 K.C. Metal Works Ifite Road Awka Awka S. Construction Metal Works

123 De Golden Ventures & Construction 141 Enu-Ifite Road Awka Awka S. Construction Metal Works 4

124 Seku Block Industries Behind Unizik Gate, Ifite Awka Awka S. Manufacturing Blocks 12

125 Eduson Refrigerator & Air Condition No 130 Ifite Awka Near 31/2 Story Block Awka Awka S. Refri. & Air Con Maintenance 5

126 Christian Farms Nze Olubulu Ekwusigo Agro-Alied Palm Oil 7

127 Richard Welding Works 41B Ugwolie Market Ozubulu Ekwusigo Construction Poultry 7

128 Jully Oil Mill Enugwata Ward 13, Ichi Ekwusigo Agro-Alied Gates, Doors, Windows 11

129 Clement Farms 46A Ugwuolie Market Ozubulu Ekwusigo Agro-Alied Palm Oil 11

130 Celestine C. Onukwugha Enugwuata Ward 13,Ichi Ekwusigo Agro-Alied Poultry 7

131 Ezieku Onuorah 40Udechukwu Rd,Umuonekwe bOzubulu Ekwusigo Construction Gates, Doors ,Windows 8

132 Augustine Udeaja P. Nwosu Opp .Ozuda B/S Oraifite Ekwusigo Agro-Alied Palm Oil 7

133 Success Foam & Chemical Industry College of Education Road Abatete Nsugbe Anambra W. Manufacturing Foam 13

134 Queens Foam & Chemical College of Education Road Abatete Nsugbe Anambra W. Manufacturing Foam 14

135 Rima Cosmestic Industry Limited 1 Rima Road Nsugbe Opp. College of Education Anambra W. Manufacturing Cosmetic 26

136 Ezebuilo Cassava Process Mill Ikem Nando Village Nando Anambra W. Agro-Allied Cassava Milling


Table 10.6

STATE ANAMBRA STATE

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA (Cont’d).


ACTIVITY SIZE

137 God of Mercy Rice Mill No 56 Idigo Street Amaeze Aguleri Anambra W. Agro-Allied Rice Milling

138 G.E. Okeke & Sons Rice Mill No 19B Idigo Street Amaeze Aguleri Anambra W. Agro-Allied Rice Milling

139 Atuba's Cassava Ikem Nando Village Nando Anambra W. Agro-Allied Cassava Milling

140 Akete's Cassava Process Mill Ikem Nando Village Nando Anambra W. Agro-Allied Cassava Milling

141 St. Theresa's Garri Processing Industry St. Theresa's Catholic Church Umueze Anam Anambra W. Agro-Allied Garri 3

142 St. Theresa's Garri Processing Industry St. Theresa's Catholic Church Umueze Anam Anambra W. Manufacturing Bread & Cake 6

143 Blessed Joe Ind-Layout Plot 79 Igbariam Village 3 Farm Settlement Anambra W. Agro- Allied Poultry 18

144 Victory Cassva Ind. Abube Agu Nando Anambra W. Agro- Allied Garri 4

145 Anazoba Oil Mill Stephen Obiekwe's House Amumu Village Nsugbe Anambra W. Manufacturing Clothing 2

146 Romans Food Limited Table Water Aba Ivte Village Besides Anambra Imo River B Anambra E. Manufacturing Blocks 10

147 Dozie Block Industry Along Ideani Road Aguleri Anambra E. Moulding Blocks 4

148 Muster Seed Ventures Opp. Eke Umudioka Ihiala Ihiala Manufacturing Camp Bed 5

149 Abco Motors Nig Ltd. Km40 Onitsha /Owerri Rd. Ihiala Manufacturing Sachet Water

150 Decency Garment Ind. Nig P.O 38Ihiala Ihiala Manufacturing 4

151 Hohn Tailoring Ind Umuoma Uli Ihiala Manufacturing Garment 5

152 Natus Pounding Company No. 2 Umubaza Uli Ihiala Manufacturing 3

153 C.O. Nnakwe Coy. Palm O. Processing Ind. No.12 Anyiansi Street Umudimgo Ihiala Ihiala Processing Palm Oil 3

154 Cossy Investments Company Ltd 53 Onitsha /Owerri Ihiala Ihiala Processing 4

155 Chigometal Engineering Ventures Nig Near Our Lady off Lourdes Hospital Ihiala Processing Males Wears 2

156 Mmakaogu Investment Palm Produces Uli Ihiala Processing Palm Oil 4

157 Olisacao Garri & Palm Oil Processing Umudaraigw Village Mbosi Ihiala Processing Palm Oil 5

158 Okunwa Resources &Co. 12th Mile Mkt Umunnachi Dunukofia Service Hair, Nail Fixer 10

159 P.A Group Chairman Automa Nig.Ltd St. Simons Ukpo Along Express Way Ukwulu Dunukofia Manufacturing Men & Women 12

160 Chuks Investment Along Expresss way Ifitedunu Dunukofia Manufacturing Men & Women 8

161 Betraco Cosmetics Ind. Iruazom Ward Otanto Village Ukpo Dunukofia Manufacturing Cosmetic 12

162 Chi-Chi Saloon Umuebe Village Umunachi Dunukofia Servicing hair Dressing 7

163 Ebenebe Yam & Rice Production Ent. Umugama Village Ukwulu Dunukofia Agro-Allied Yam Rice 8

164 Mmuo Liquid Rice Production Ent. Ollor Villlage Nawgu Dunukofia Servicing Foods, Drinks 12

165 Benvico oil Mills & Co.Nig Ben Akueche Avenue Ifitedunu Dunukofia Processing Oil 10

166 OZ Fancy Block Industry Ukpommiri Ifitedunu Dunukofia Manufacturing Blocks 13

167 Dunu Technical Company Ukpommiri Ifitedunu Dunukofia Manufacturing Diesel Oil Filter motor S.P 15


Table 10.7

STATE ANAMBRA STATE

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA


ACTIVITY SIZE

168 Palm Oil Mill Industry Ndikelionwu Village Ndike near Nkwo Market Orumba N. Processing Palm Oil 2

169 Oil Mill Industry Ndiokpo Village Awa Orumba N. Processing Palm Oil 20

170 Garri Mill Ekwulofia Village Awa Orumba N. Processing Garri 3

171 Okpeze Oil Mill Umuadabu Village Okpeze Orumba N. Processing Palm Oil 1

172 Ifeadigo Ndiokpalaeze M.C.S. Hd Ndiloebenachi Village Ndiokpalaeze Orumba N. Processing Garri 12

173 Oil Mill Industry St. Paul's Anglican Church Okpeze Orumba N. Processing Palm Oil 4

174 Rice Mill Industry Cofuru Village Omogho Orumba N. Processing Rice 5

175 Ataliff Construction Nigeria Service Nkwo-Agu Nanka Orumba N. Welding Metal Works 1

176 NAV Poly Production Ifite Nanka Orumba N. Manufacturing Polythene Bags 2

177 Rock Tama Factory Nanka Orumba N. Manufacturing Table Water

178 Power Industry Nigeria 3 Ajaegbueze Street Onitsha Onitsha N. 8

179 Charles Noble Man Integrated Agency 72 Old Market Road Onitsha N. Services 8

180 Obi Glory Saloon 27 Paro Road GRA Onitsha Onitsha N. Services Beauty

181 Nidaleri Nigeria Limited 33 Oyolu Layout Nkwelle 33 Onitsha N. Services 4

182 New Era Fashion Design & Multipurpose Ltd 37 Ojdedi/Osoi Junction Onitsha N Services Garments 4

183 Country Home Ventures 12 Ekeka Street 33 Onitsha Onitsha N. Services 3

184 U Best Fashion Design 10C Iboku Street, Onitsha Onitsha N. Services Garments 4

185 Hyman Fashion Ent (Nig) 32 Ozomagal Street Onitsha N. Services Garments 5

186 Lopet White Paper Plot 2,3, & 5 Onowu Estate Omagba Phase II Onitsha N. Manufacturing Paper 2

187 Sunny Days Vibrated Concrete Blocks Okigwe Road Amichi Nnewi S. Production Blocks

188 Dody Welder Afor Amaekwulu along Uga Express Way B/4 Enifite Nnewi S. Construction Metal Works

189 Umeaku Construction Company No. 2 Hospital Road Amaekwulu Ezinifite Nnewi S. Construction Metal Works 1

190 Agna Ebele's Poultry Farm Etiti - na-abo Village Unubi Nnewi S. Poultry Farm Livestock 7

191 Obi Jesus of Igbo Land Welder No 47 Okigwe Road Amichi Nnewi S. Construction Metal Works

192 Charisma Welding Company No 5 Nnewi Road Ukpor Nnewi S. Construction Metal Works

193 Tomebu photos & Video Recorder 5 Nnewi Road Ubuh Nnewi S. Services Records 4

194 Chima Construction Company Afor Village Osumenyi Nnewi S. Construction Metal Works 2

195 Nwa-Jesus Metal Construction Company Ebenato Nnewi Nnewi S. Construction Metal Works 3

196 Ezenwugo Bakery Uluma Village Utu Nnewi S. Manufacturing Bread 15

197 God's Favour International Catholic Road Umuagu Village Achalla Onitsha N. Manufacturing Garments 3

198 Oceanic Plastic Industry 11 Ezenwa Street Awada Idemili N. Manufacturing Plastic 15


Table 10.8

STATE ANAMBRA STATE

LIST OF ESTABLISHMENTS BY ACTIVITY AND LGA (cont’d).


ACTIVITY SIZE

199 Chi-chi Bread Maker 72 Nwaiziki Avenue Awada Obosi Idemili N. Manufacturing Bread 1

200 Okija Amaka Plastic Industry 2 Ezeiweka Road. Awada layout Obosi Idemili N. Manufacturing Plastic 40

201 Ogoo Special Bread Bakery 1,3,5 Bakery Crescent Odume layout, Obosi Idemili N. Manufacturing Bread 25

202 Donatus Anagwugo Limited 11B Ezenwa street Awada Obosi Idemili N. Manufacturing 5

203 P & P Block Industry 1 Paul Chinedu Street, Ugwuagba Obosi Idemili N. Manufacturing Blocks 2

204 Simalive Table Water 73 Oraifite Street, Awada Obosi. Idemili N. Manufacturing Table Water 11

205 Bee Kanayo Bakery 9 Ogberuru Street Ugwuagba Obosi Idemili N. Manufacturing Bread 2

206 Basco Table Bakery 9 Ogberuru Street Ugwuagba Obosi Idemili N. Manufacturing Table Water 1

207 John Okwunwanne Construction 1 Ozala Awada Layout, obosi Idemili N. Construction Metal Works 4


CHAPTER 11

COMMUNICATION

This section presents data on Postal communication in Anambra state. It takes into

cognizance the Post offices and Postal agencies by LGA, the Number of Postal Articles

handled by LGA and the Revenue received from Postal services by LGA, 2011.

Fig. 11.1 Postal Facilities in Anambra State.

In Fig. 11.1 above and Table 11.1 below, it will be observed that the Nigeria Postal Services have

more Departmental Post Offices representing 53.9% of the total postal facilities scattered around

the different local government areas in the state. Postal Agencies represents 32.3% of the total

postal facilities in the state followed by Sub-Post offices representing 10.2%. Head Post Offices

representing 3.6% is the least in the number of postal facilities in the state.

These Postal facilities in the state are spread across all local government areas thereby increasing

proficiency in postal communication in the state. It is worthy of note that most local government

areas have almost all the types of postal facilities while Anambra West and Anambra East local

government areas have 1 and 0 number of facilities respectively.

0

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30

40

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Table 11.1 POST OFFICES AND POSTAL AGENCIES BY LGA, 2001

(Number)

DEPARTMENTAL SUB-POST POSTAL HEAD

LGA POST OFFICES OFFICES AGENCIES POST OFFICE

Aguata 7 5 1

Anambra East

Anambra West 1

Anaocha 11 1 2 1

Awka North 3 1 2

Awka South 6 2 4 1

Ayamelum 1 1

Dunukofia 6 1

Ekwusigo 3

Idemili North 7 7

Idemili South 6 3 5

Ihiala 3 1 3 1

Njikoka 5 1 5

Nnewi North 1 1

Nnewi South 6 1 6

Ogbaru 3 1 4

Onitsha North 1 2 1

Onitsha South 1 2 2

Orumba North 8 1 4

Orumba South 6 1

Oyi 5 1 2

ANAMBRA STATE 90 17 54 6

Source: NIPOST,Awka

Table 11.2 NUMBER OF POSTAL ARTICLES HANDLED BY LGA, 2011

NUMBER OF NUMBER OF NUMBER OF NUMBER OF

ARTICLES ARTICLES ARTICLES POSTAL

LGA POSTED IN DESPATCHED RECEIVED ARTICLES

NIGERIA ABROAD FROM ABROAD HANDLED

(i) (ii) (iii) (i) + (iii)

Aguata 4,402 750 1,254 5,656

Anambra East 0

Anambra West 0

Anaocha 1,708 99 938 2,646

Awka North 86 28 272 358

Awka South 32,318 2,665 55,867 88,185

Ayamelum 74 9 63 137

Dunukofia 432 16 260 692

Ekwusigo 267 20 776 1,043

Idemili North 1,708 186 2,145 3,853

Idemili South 915 610 826 1,741

Ihiala 2,236 332 1,490 3,726

Njikoka 1,911 245 664 2,575

Nnewi North 6,241 1,754 7,066 13,307

Nnewi South 467 48 409 876

Ogbaru 273 12 60 333

Onitsha North 26,711 7,713 3,024,875 3,051,586

Onitsha South 1,113 252 4,929 6,042

Orumba North 1,434 160 533 1,967

Orumba South 618 100 529 1,147

Oyi 712 81 442 1,154

ANAMBRA STATE 83,626 15,080 3,103,398 3,187,024

Source: NIPOST, Awka

Table 11.3 REVENUE RECEIVED FROM POSTAL SERVICES BY LGA, 2011

(N'000)

SALES OF STAMPS

AND POSTAL CLEARANCE

LGA OTHER REVENUE

FROM AND DELIVERY TOTAL REVENUE

POSTAL SERVICES FEES

Aguata 4,914,034.30 12,350.00 4,926,384.30

Anambra East 0.00

Anambra West 0.00

Anaocha 4,242,292.50 10,100.00 4,252,392.50

Awka North 274,238.00 4,700.00 278,938.00

Awka South 21,845,814.75 164,610.00 22,010,424.75

Ayamelum 62,160.00 62,160.00

Dunukofia 1,548,319.00 1,000.00 1,549,319.00

Ekwusigo 1,182,948.00 8,800.00 1,191,748.00

Idemili North 5,161,127.00 14,700.00 5,175,827.00

Idemili South 2,742,922.00 7,500.00 2,750,422.00

Ihiala 3,984,863.50 28,800.00 4,013,663.50

Njikoka 3,239,807.00 17,400.00 3,257,207.00

Nnewi North 14,126,764.00 65,150.00 14,191,914.00

Nnewi South 1,191,994.00 700.00 1,192,694.00

Ogbaru 381,680.00 500.00 382,180.00

Onitsha North 51,130,378.10 430,595.00 51,560,973.10

Onitsha South 3,323,201.00 22,100.00 3,345,301.00

Orumba North 1,417,468.00 2,900.00 1,420,368.00

Orumba South 1,703,698.00 1,500.00 1,705,198.00

Oyi 1,407,330.00 1,650.00 1,408,980.00

ANAMBRA STATE 123,881,039.15 795,055.00 124,676,094.15

Source: NIPOST, Awka.

CHAPTER 12

WATER STATISTICS

This chapter presents data on Number of wells and borehole dug by

government and assisting agency in the year 2011.

Fig.12.1: Number of Wells dug by Government and Assisting Agencies in LGAs, 2011

In fig, 12.1above, it will be observed that 54.2% of the total boreholes dug in

Anambra state were dug by bilateral aid like UNDP, MDGs, and RUWASSA that

are domicile in the state while 45.8% of them were dug by Anambra state

government.

It is worthy of mention here that provision of good water for usage in the

state was part of Anambra State Integrated Development Strategy (ANIDS)

program of His Excellency Mr. Peter Obi which aims at development of all

sectors simultaneously.

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LGA LOCAL STATE FEDERAL BILATERAL OTHERS TOTAL

GOVT GOVT GOVT AID

Aguata 2 2

Anambra East 0

Anambra West 0

Anaocha 0

Awka North 0

Awka South 1 1

Ayamelum 0

Dunukofia 0

Ekwusigo 1 1

Idemili North 0

Idemili South 4 4

Ihiala 0

Njikoka 0

Nnewi North 3 3

Nnewi South 0

Ogbaru 0

Onitsha North 4 4 8

Onitsha South 3 3

Orumba North 2 2

Orumba South 0

Oyi 0

ANAMBRA STATE 0 11 0 13 0 24

Source: RUWASSA, Anambra State.

CHAPTER 13

ROAD RECONSTRUCTION

This chapter presents data on Anambra State Road Reconstruction Program

Progress report as at 31st December, 2011 which was a part of the Anambra

Integrated Development Strategy (ANIDS) program embarked upon by the

administration of His Excellency, Mr Peter Obi the ebullient governor of

Anambra state.

It brings to light the name of the roads under construction, the Consultant

handling the project, the length of road in kilometres, the contract sum in

naira, the date of award of the contract, the achieved asphalted length in

kilometres, the completion period, the percentage completion, the total

amount paid and balance.

Table 13.1 ANAMBRA STATE ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME PROGRESS REPORT AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 2011

S/N NAME OF

ROAD CONTRACT

OR CONSULTANT

CONTRACT SUM (N)

REVISED CONTRACT

SUM N)

DATE OF

AWARD

LENGTH

(KM)

ACHIEVED ASPHALTED LENGTH

(KM)

COMPLETION

PERIOD

PERCENTAGE COMPLETION

TOTAL AMOUNT PAID

(N) BALANCE (N)

REMARKS

MAY 29,

2003 TO

MARCH

16,

2006

MARCH

17,

2006 TO

DEC

2011

91

Construction of Eke Nkpor

to Obosi Road with spur to School of

Health Technology Eke Obosi

Pachucs Engr. Ltd. Km 3 Onitsha Owerri road, Onitsha.

Benoni Nig. Ltd. 37 Nza Street, Achara layout, Enugu.

345,000,000.00 385,811,044.88 April 2009

3.950 0.885 18

months 71.79 176,672,020.94 209,139,023.94 On-going

92

Constuction of Roads in Akpaka forest layout G.R.A. Onitsha.

Stalled

93

Construction of Ogbanado

Bridge Okpuno Awka

Grand Star Limited 26 Park Road Aba

RESCA Services Limited 130 Adetola Street Aguda-Surulere Lagos.

220,440,413.44

7th Jan 2010

24 weeks 95 136,720,002.89 83,720,410.55 On-going

94

Reconstruction of Umuohi-Nkwo Okija-Oghalegbu Road Okija

HAMMAKOPP Consortium Limited Okija

TERRA Associates 11 Obeledu Crescent Trans Ekulu Enugu

800,760,154.84

29th Jan

2010 8

5.616 78 weeks

72 523,467,824.85 277,292,329.99 On-going

95

Reconstruction of Nteje-Umunya-Aforigwe-

Umudioka-Ogidi Road

Daniels Construction No. 5 Railway Station, Enugu.

Fistraw Designs Asso. 70 Agbani Road, Enugu.

856,411,438.10 29th Jan

2010 14

3 130 weeks

31.6 376,297,960.52 480,113,477.58 On-going

Source: Ministry of Works & Transport, Awka.

Table 13.2 ANAMBRA STATE ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME PROGRESS REPORT AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 2011 (cont'd)

S/N NAME OF ROAD CONTRACTOR CONSULTANT CONTRACT SUM (N) REVISED

CONTRACT SUM N)

DATE OF

AWARD

LENGTH (KM)

ACHIEVED ASPHALTED LENGTH (KM)

COMPLETION PERIOD

PERCENTAGE COMPLETION

TOTAL AMOUNT PAID (N)

BALANCE (N)

REMARKS

MAY

29,

2003

TO

MARCH

16,

2006

MARCH

17,

2006

TO

DEC

2011

96

Rehabilitation of Mission Road-Marine Road-Bright street & Nottidge/New Market Road Junction,Sokoto Road,Niger Beach Road Onitsha with Spur

Benejaf International Ltd 150 East-West Road Nkpolu Rumuigbo Port Harcourt

Engee Nig. Ltd. Plot 21/80 Niger Close Housing Estate fegge, Onitsha.

342,543,431.20 3rd

March 2010

2.6 2.6 10 weeks 99.02 281,528,142.55 61,015,288.65 On-going

97

Reconstruction of Ichida-

Azibgo-Amichi-Osumenyi-Akwaihedi

Road

Grand Star Limited 26 Park Road Aba

TERRA Associates 11 Obeledu Crescent Trans Ekulu Enugu

1,868,513,029.30

April 2010

21.215

36 months 34 662,346,410.81 1,206,166,618.49 On-going

98

Reconstruction of

EnugwuAgidi-Nawgu-Ukwulu-Achalla Road


Conrads & Partners 179 Ziks Avenue Uwani Enugu

1,250,000,000.00

Dec 2010

12.5

2 years 10.53 462,252,621.24 787,747,378.76 On-going

99

Rehailitation of Agulu Street-

(Tarzan Junction)-Orsumenyi

Street Omagba Onitsha

IDC Consultant Limited 5 Chari close off Str Bobo Off IBB Way Maitama Abuja

Engee Nig. Ltd. Plot 21/80 Niger Close Housing Estate fegge, Onitsha.

900,000,000.00

Dec 2010

3.5 0.9 2 years 30 405,636,136.49 494,363,863.51 On-going


Table 13.3 ANAMBRA STATE ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME PROGRESS REPORT AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 2011 (cont'd)

S/N NAME OF

ROAD CONTRACTOR CONSULTANT

CONTRACT SUM (N)

REVISED CONTRACT SUM N)

DATE OF

AWARD

LENGTH (KM)


COMPLETION PERIOD

PERCENTAGE

COMPLETION


BALANCE (N)

REMARKS

MAY

29,

2003

TO

MARC

H 16,

2006

MARC

H 17,

2006

TO

DEC

2011

100 LOT D

IDC Consultant Limited 5 Chari close off Str Bobo Off IBB Way Maitama Abuja

Engee Nig. Ltd. Plot 21/80 Niger Close Housing Estate fegge, Onitsha

640,000,000.0

0

30th March 2011

6.30 18 Months 7

147,067,605.56

492,932,394.4

4

Re-awarded

, ON -going

- Ugwuaba Obosi

- Old Parts Road

- Omaba (Ifitedunu, St. Marks, Uke, Olo)

101 LOT 6

Re-awarded

, ON -going

Landers Guest-House Ichie-Igbobuenyi-Igwe Obibuenyi Union Bus Stop-Nkwo Nkwo Road

Hammakopp consortium Limited Plot 1679,Karimu Kotun St Victoria Island Lagos.

Chedon Associates 14A Murtala Muhammed way, Benin City.

950,000,000.00

- 31st

March 2011

8.40 20 weeks 15 95,000,000.00

855,000,000.00

102

LOT 4 Amuko-Ezeogidi Road-Park Road-Muodile Road/Hillary Unachukwu Road-Anglican Girls - St. Mary Road-Osakwe Road-Ugedo Road

Sagez Nig. Ltd. Plot 25 Block C, Kaltungo Street, Garki II, Abuja.

Hecon Consultants 47 Amawbia Street, Uwani, Enugu.

800,000,000.00

- May-11

11.30 72 weeks 5.00

80,000,000.00

720,000,000.0

0

Re-awarded

, On-going


Table 13.4

ANAMBRA STATE ROAD RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAMME PROGRESS REPORT AS AT 31ST DECEMBER, 2011 (cont'd)

S/N NAME OF ROAD CONTRACTO

R CONTRACT SUM

(N)

REVISED CONTRACT SUM N)

DATE OF

AWARD LENGT

H (KM)


COMPLETION PERIOD

PERCENTAGE

COMPLETION


BALANCE (N)

REMARKS

MAY 29,

2003 TO

MARCH

16, 2006

MARCH 17,

2006 TO

DEC 2011

104

Hunred Foot Road Nnewi

Master Holdings Nig. Ltd, 17/23 Ogui road Enugu.

170,593,639.65

Jun-11

1.06 6 months 5.00

69,658,403.59

100,935,236.06 on-going

105

Construction of Nawfia Onitsha/Enugu Express Road with Twin Cell Culvert at Akpalata Stream


551,546,445.40

Jun-11

2.80 60 weeks 17.69

55,154,644.00

496,391,801.00 on-going

TOTAL 191.54 545.87


CHAPTER 14

LEGISLATOR

This chapter presents data on Profile of members of house of Assembly members and the

previous occupation of members of house of Assembly by age group and sex, 2011.

Fig. 14.1 Distribution of House of Assembly Members by Sex and Age, 2011

In Fig 14.1 above and table 14.1 below, it will be observed that members who fall under the

age group 40 – 50 years ranked first closely followed by the age group 30 – 40 years with

the age groups 60 – 70 year and others who didn’t declare their age bringing up the rear in

the age group of the members of house of Assembly.

It will also be observed that proportion of male members to female members of the house

of Assembly is 7:3. This goes to show that the principle of gender equality is being

recognized in the state such that each sex has been given opportunity to participate in the

law – making institution of the state.

Fig. 14.2 Qualification of House of Assembly Members.

In Fig. 14.2 above and table 14.1 above, it will be observed that 70% of the House of assembly

members possesses university degree as their highest educational qualification while 26.7% of them

possessed higher degree as their highest educational qualification. Only 3.3% of them possessed

poly/college of Education as their highest educational qualification.

Fig. 14.3 Previous Occupation of House of Assembly Members by type and sex.

In Fig. 14.3 above and table 14.2 below, it will be observed that 46.7% of the House of Assembly

members are family workers and 40% of them were self employed while 13.3% of them were wage

earners before they became law makers of the state.

Table 14.1

PROFILE OF MEMBERS OF STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY BY AGE GROUP AND SEX, 2011 Number

HIGHEST EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATION ATTAINED

NO OF MEMBERS PRIMARY SECONDARY

POLY/COLLEGE OF EDUC.

UNIVERSITY DEGREE HIGHER DEGREE

AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

18 - 30 0 0

30 - 40 9 2 1 8 2

40 - 50 8 5 5 3 3 2

50 - 60 4 0 2 2

60 - 70 1 0 1 70 and

Above 0 0

Others 0 1 1

TOTAL 22 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 16 5 5 3 Source: State House of Assembly.

Table 14.2

PREVIOUS OCCUPATION OF HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY MEMBERS BY AGE GROUP AND SEX, 2011

Number

SELF EMPLOYED WAGE EARNER FAMILY WORKER AGE GROUP MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE MALE FEMALE

18 - 30

30 - 40 2 1 3 4 1

40 - 50 6 1 1 3 2

50 - 60 1 1 2

60 - 70 1

70 and Above 1

TOTAL 9 3 4 0 10 4 Source: State House of Assembly, Awka

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