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FULL LIST: Names of Anambra traditional rulers and their towns

Anambra is a vibrant state in the southeastern region of Nigeria. People from the area are known for being industrious and the state boasts of many millionaires.

Despite the adoption of democracy and civilian government by the people of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Anambra like many states in the country maintains its monarchy system.

Most towns have a traditional ruler and this article will list some of them and their towns:

  1. HRH Igwe G.N. Obiora – Achina, Aguata
  2. HRH Igwe F.E. Ebelendu – Aguluezechukwu
  3. HRH Jonathan Okpalaezecha O. – Akpo
  4. HRH Igwe E.C. Onyeneke – Ekwulobia
  5. HRH Igwe Bob C.V. Orji – Ezinifite
  6. HRH Martin Eze – Igboukwu
  7. HRH Igwe A.N. Onwuneme – Ikenga
  8. HRH Rtd. Col. Aloysius Muoghalu – Isuofia
  9. HRH N.O. Obi – Nkpologwu
  10. HRH E.O. Nriagu – Ora-eri
  11. HRH G.O. Ezechukwu (OON) – Umuchu
  12. HRH Humphery Ejesiewe – Umuona
  13. HRH Engr. C.N. Idigo – Aguleri, Anambra East.
  14. HM Igwe Alex Edoziuno – Mkpunando Aguleri
  15. HRH Nkeli N. Kelly – Igbariam
  16. HRH Igwe Nnaba – Nando
  17. HRH B.U. Okafor Ikem – Ivite
  18. HRM .A.E. Chukwuemeka – Eri Enugwu-Aguleri
  19. HRM Igwe Sir G.O. Ekwealor – Umuoba-Anam
  20. HRH Ben Onyeka Ezi – Anam, Anambra West
  21. HRH S.U. Nnose – Ifite-Anam
  22. HRH E.C. Olottah – Inoma
  23. HRH Igwe P.O. Omachuonu – Olumbanasa
  24. HRH Nwozokwe Okeke – Oroma-Etiti
  25. HRH Ben Onyeka Nworji – Umueze Anam
  26. HRH Igwe (Dr.) J.C. Ajodo – Ukwalla
  27. HRH Igwe J.P.A. Onyekwere – Eziowelle
  28. HRH R.N. Nwankwo – Adazi- Ani Anaocha
  29. HRH A.O. Okpatachela – Adazi- Enu
  30. HRH I.E. Oboboakor – Agulu
  31. HRH Andrew Ezenekwe – Agulu Uzoigbo
  32. HRH Igwe C.N. Okpala – Akwaeze
  33. HRH Charles N. Ezeudogu (Charly Million) – Ichida
  34. HRH Damian O. Ezeani – Neni
  35. HRH Obidiegwu Onyesoh – Nri
  36. HRH A.C. Oragwam – Obeledu
  37. HRH Igwe Alex E. Nwokedi – Achalla, Awka North
  38. HRH Igwe K.O. Okonkwo – Amansea
  39. HRH Dennis I. Ezebuilo – Amanuke
  40. HRH (Dr.) B. Nweke – Urum
  41. HRH Igwe L.O. Egwuonwu – Ugbenu
  42. HRH C. Nnaegbuna – Ebenebe
  43. HRH S.A. Nnalue – Ugbene
  44. HRH Igwe M.O. Okoye – Amawbia Awka South
  45. HRH (Dr.) Gibson Nwosu – Awka
  46. HRH T.N. Ezenwaka – Ezinato
  47. HRH A. Nwankwo – Isiagu
  48. HRH Igwe Peter Anugwu – Mbaukwu
  49. HRH (Dr.) M.C. Ngene – Nibo (Ezike Nibo)
  50. HRH Igwe R. N. Iloh – Nise
  51. HRH Igwe Engr. S.I. Okafor – Okpuno
  52. HRH J.M. Egwuonwu – Umuawulu
  53. HRH Igwe P.O. Oforkansi – Anaku Ayamelum
  54. HRH A.I. Ofuebe – Ifite-Ogwari
  55. HRH Igwe Prof. Onuora – Nwuneli Igbakwu
  56. HRH B. Okeji – Omasi
  57. HRH (Dr.) E.U.N. Nneli – Umueje
  58. HRH Igwe (Dr.) Emeka Ilouno – Ifitedunu Dunukofia
  59. HRH Igwe F.E.O. Onochie – Umunnachi
  60. HRH Igwe (Dr.) R.C. Eze – Ukp?
  61. HRH Nwegwu -Nawgu
  62. HRH Raph Chukwurah – Umudioka
  63. HRH Lawrence Okonkwo – Ichi in Ekwusigo
  64. HRH J.C.U. Okolie – Ihembosi
  65. HRH Dr. Dan Udorji – Oraifite
  66. HRH F.N. Oruche – Ozubulu
  67. HRH Engr. G.B.C. Mbakwe – Abacha Idemili North
  68. HRH Engr. Chinyelogu Efobi – Abatete
  69. HRH Igwe Mike U.N. Okonkwo- Etusi – Eziowelle
  70. HRH Igwe H.O. Okoye (JP) – Ideani
  71. HRH Igwe C.A. Ibegbunam II – Nkpor
  72. HRH Eze A.C. Iweka – Obosi
  73. HRH Igwe Dr. Enweze – Umuoji
  74. HRH B.F. Orji – Oraukwu
  75. HRH I.C. Udeh – Uke
  76. HRH McAnthony Okonkwo – Alor Idemili South.
  77. HRH Igwe Engr. M.N. Obi – Nnobi
  78. HRH Igwe Emmanuel Ajamma – Nnokwa
  79. HRH P.C. Ezenwa – Oba
  80. HRH Igwe Gerald O. Mbamalu – Ojoto
  81. HRH Akajiugo Ojukwu – Awka Etiti
  82. HRH K.O. Obiliolemgbe – Amorka Ihiala
  83. HRH C.I. Okechukwu – Ihiala
  84. HRH C.E Nnabuife – Isseke
  85. HRH J.I. Ozulumba – Ubulu Isizuo
  86. HRH D.O. Onyekaonwu – Uli
  87. HRH L.N. Eze – Abba Njikoka
  88. HRH P.M. Okeke – Abagana
  89. HRH Raph Ekpeh – Enugwu Ukwu
  90. HRH F.C. Nwankwo – Nawfia
  91. HRH Kenneth Orizu III – Nnewi Nnewi North
  92. HRH Wisdom C. Onebunne – Akwa- Ihedi Nnewi South
  93. HRH A.O. Ezeoke – Amichi
  94. HRH C.Umeaniba – Azigbo
  95. HRH Chinewueze Ezezibulu – Ebenator
  96. HRH G.O. Ume Anadu II – Ekwulumili
  97. HRH S.A. Obika – Ezinifite
  98. HRH F. Nwosu Onyimadu – Ukpor
  99. HRH Francis Umennajiego – Unubi
  100. HRH C.E. Onyia Odekpe – Ogbaru
  101. HRH Igwe P.C.U. Afuberoh – Ogbakuba
  102. HRH V.B.C Onyema III – Ogwu-Ikpele
  103. HRH Dr. N.I. Esmai – Ohita

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