Samagidi
Samagidi or Ughötö is a town in Kokori sub-clan in Agbon Kingdom in Ethiope East Local Government Council Area of Delta State It's also called the Ibruvwe Family which consist of 9 families. Samagidi is one of the oil producing community in Agbon Kingdom[1] in Nigeria.
Geography
[edit]Samagidi is bounded by Eku in the West,[2][page needed] Okuidjerhe in the East, Urushue and orogun in the North, and Onumane and Okpara in the South.
Education
[edit]There is a school, Ibruvwe Secondary School, in the village.[3]
Residents
[edit]Prominent indigenes include Chief Godwin Ogbetuo, the late Chief James Edewor, Mason Oghenejobor, Austin Oghenejobor, Sunny Akpoduado, Professor Vincent Otokunefor and Chief Emma Avworo who is the current President-General, Ogbemudiare liberty Roland A.K.A Agüero and Dr. Oghenegueke Chris Ejiro.
Industry
[edit]Samagidi is an oil producing community in the Kokori oil field.[4]
References
[edit]- ↑ " Delta communities assure oil firms of safety of facilities". Sweet Crude. December 28th, 2011
- ↑ Joan Ibuje (1985). Memoirs of a Great Bureaucrat. J. Ibuje.
- ↑ "Nigeria: Kokori - a Deafening Cry of Neglect By Leaders". All Africa.
- ↑ Peter Newell; Joanna Wheeler (7 August 2006). Rights, Resources and the Politics of Accountability. Zed Books. pp. 214–. ISBN 978-1-84277-555-4.