Ogbunike

It shares its boundary on the west and south with Ogidi of Idemili North local government area.

Eri's second wife, Oboli, gave birth to Onoja, who left the Anambra area and became the founder of Igala.

Like most Eri-Aka towns of Igboland, Ogbunike is divided into three main parts: Ezi, Ifite and Ikenga.

Amawa is part of Ezi, Ifite also names its village and Ikenga hosts Ukalor, Osile, Umueri and Azu.

In 1976, businessman John Ositadimma Umenyiora, son of a Protestant pastor, was unanimously chosen as the first Igwe of the town and given the name Eze-di-ora-mma I.

The Ogbunike Caves — a natural geographical feature located at the periphery of its historical boundaries draw tourists.

According to oral tradition, a god called Ogba lived inside the core of a large rock in the cave.

It was said that a woman undergoing menses cannot enter this cave in the olden days (prior to British East Africa) as they were unclean.