Rivers State, chi state ka ki di efu Ami 36 state ki di ojané Nigeria, River state de efu Ami Niger Delta eju ọwọ southern Nigeria ígbele akwo ubi iche Eastern Region.[1] ku ma nyí efu odó 1967, Rivers State ni hiome kpai Imo ti eju ọwọ north, Abia kpai Akwa Ibom ti êju ọwọ east, kpai Bayelsa kpai Delta ti êju ọwọ west. Efí èwo ki chi ugbẹta ami efí éwo chakadu ki di ojané River eyi ku ma do ki headquarters le chi Port Harcourt..[2][3] amone wéwé ku ma gbaluka ojiane River State éyi ku ma do ki

do 20le ku ma che efu odó 2006 06 census chi 5,198,716. Rivers State chi state ekefawéwé mone nana tule ojane Nigeria[4] Rivers State chi state ki n ami ethnic g roup weweodu ma la chi: Ikwerre, Ogoni, Igbo, Ogba, Etche, Ekpeye manyi Ijaw. Ami ichi ki di River state chi ami ich i m i ogwunyomegwejo, ami ichi ki do mo chi Ikwerre, Igbo, Ogba, Abua, Etche, Ogoni manyi Ijaw.[5] Rivers State chche ene ki tate ek eogwunyomefa ki ane nwu nana tule ojane Nigeria.[6] Ami aji che wewe River State, aji Bonny nwo di Rivers state.[7]

Economy Rivers state chi egbo petrol.

Ola Igbele

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Ma di odu nwu Rivers State, todu ami aji ki li state Rivers daka. River state defi Oil Rivers Protectorate gwi odo 1885 ati odo1893 ka ki mu di Niger Coast Protectorate.[8] Odo 1900, River state mu defu Southern Nigeria. Ma nyi River state odo 1967. Odo 1996 ma fi Bayelsa state nyi gwe fu Rivers State.[9]

 
Satellite view of Niger Delta. Nun River in the center

State le nẹ am'aji wewe, ichẹ ka efu am’aji le chi:[10]

  • Andoni River
  • Bonny River
  • New Calabar River
  • Nun River
  • Orashi River

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  • Bodo River
  • Eleme/Okrika River
  • Emesu River
  • Imo-Ogoni River
  • Kaa River
  • Ngololo River
  • Ogu/Onne River
  • Ogochie River
  • Okulu Aleto River Channel
  • Oloshi River
  • Opobo Channel River
  • Otamiriochie River
  • San Bartholomeo River
  • Santa Barbara River
  • Sombreiro River
  • Sii Nama River
  • St Nicholas River

Ami ichi ki di Rivers State kpai Local Government

LGA Ichi
Abua-Odual Kugbo; Odual; Ogbia, Ijaw
Ahoada East Ekpeye
Ahoada West Egenni, ijaw
Akuku Toru Kalabari, Bille
Andoni Obolo
Asari-Toru Kalabari
Degema Abua; Degema; Kalabari; Ogbronuagum; Bille
Bonny ibani;Ndoki
Eleme Eleme; Nchia; Odido; Baan
Emuohua Ikwerre
Etche Obulom-ochichi
Gokana Gokana
Ikwerre Ikwerre
Khana Khana, Baan
Obio-Akpor Ikwerre
Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni
Ogu-Bolo Kirike
Ohaji-Egbema Ndoni
Okrika Kirike
Opobo-Nkoro Ibani, Defaka; ; Nkoroo
Oyigbo Igbo, Baan, Kana
Port Harcourt obulom; Ikwerre; Kalabari Kirike; Eleme; Kana; Ijaw; Bille; Gokana; Baan;
Omumma
Tai Tai; Baan
others Abureni

References

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  1. "Rivers | state, Nigeria". Encyclopedia Britannica (in English). Retrieved 2021-09-15.
  2. "Amaechi Catches Facebook Bug". Daily Independent, accessed via HighBeam Research Éwn malábó:Subscription. 10 August 2009. Archived from the original on 6 July 2017. Retrieved 27 February 2016.
  3. "Rivers State government website". Retrieved December 7, 2010.
  4. "Nigeria: Administrative Division". City Population. Retrieved 28 November 2014.
  5. "The Languages of Rivers State of Nigeria: An Overview". ResearchGate (in English). Retrieved 2021-03-09.
  6. "Public Finance Database". Nigeria Governors' Forum (in American English). Retrieved 2022-09-18.
  7. "Anger as 3 die in Bonny River boat mishap". Vanguard News (in American English). 2018-11-20. Retrieved 2022-03-04.
  8. "Oil Rivers | region, Nigeria | Britannica". www.britannica.com (in English). Retrieved 2022-03-11.
  9. "Soku oil field: Politics, law of who owns the land". Vanguard News (in American English). 2019-12-21. Retrieved 2021-09-10.
  10. ed, Uma Eleazu, general (1988). Nigeria, the first 25 years. Port Harcourt, Rivers State: Infodata [u.a.] ISBN 9781296151.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)


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