Asaba

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Capital of Delta State. Known in Igbo language as Ahaba.
estimated population of 149,603 (2006 census)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delta_State
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oshimili_South
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/States_of_Nigeria
Asaba History, ogbwueshi.iwueze.family.mysite.com/index.html

Asaba: St Joseph’s, Box 25, Asaba.
Asaba: St Patrick’s, Box 25, Asaba
Asaba: St Patrick’s College, Box 105, Asaba.
Asaba: St. John Bosco

Phone and address directory ng.wowcity.com/asaba/
Nigerian Postal Service Areas of Asaba:
Area: Cablepoint - Postcode: 320213
Area: Umuonaje - Postcode: 320231
Area: Isieke - Postcode: 320232
Area: Umueze - Postcode: 320211
Area: Umuagu - Postcode: 320233
Area: Okpanam Asaba Rd. - Postcode: 320242
Area: Ezenei - Postcode: 320212
Area: Central Core Area - Postcode: 320241
Area: Overhead Bridge Layout - Postcode: 320221

Originally Asaba consisted of nine Ebos (Quarters) but due to internal strife, wars with other communities and slave trade that followed, these Ebos were reduced to only 5. The Ebos are:
Umuezei, Ugbomanta, Umuaji, Umuagu, Umuonaje
Wikipedia article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asaba,_Delta
Nearby cities:
Coordinates:   6°11'54"N   6°42'11"E

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  • i married her in december 2006. i really feel blessed 2 have such a wife at my side. ... well - soon she'll leave asaba and nigeria to live with me abroad.
  • Hi stephan where do you live my email is joe5955@hotmail.com I am interested in going to Nigeria. I am also curious how you met your bride. Thank you joe
  • it's one of the most dangerous places in Nigeria because it's located in Delata Niger state wher the are kidnaping people nad even killing theme sometimes.Generaly all Nigeria is not safe at all except te North. By the way I'm in Nigeria 1 year and half ago and I'm working as a feild Ingeneer and the most advice I can give is no trust for anybody here, because money is teme god theme parents .... So it the worst place I have vist in my life.
  • Hi,initially it was a very tough to stay in Asaba for a foreigner.But after alittle time was passed, it was a better and people are good,friendly. I remember my hosue in Ministry of Agric and my office on Nnebissi road opp First Bank. I have lost the contact with many friends, and with Jennifer.Though the robberies and looting is around every where, it does not happen to all.I never experienced in Asaba but experienced it in Lagos.
  • I strongly disagree with the views aired by info. he should have mentioned his country of origin. terrible things happen all around the world on a daily basis. i think he has over flogged the issue. Nigeria is a very safe country. Listen to CNN and BBC dialy, all you hear of is fighting in different parts of the world, but down here, its relative peace. We urge as many of you that are wanting to come down, not to be misled by people like info. If its as bad as he paints it, why is he still in Nigeria?
  • I am govinda raju, who is a indian and stayed 3 years in this asaba,(2000-2003) at the begining we too afraid for going out by seeing them ,after started working with them we did not much afraid, we used to go around and enjoying.It will get habitated after leaving 6 months, but always my suggestion is dont go anyway in Odd times out...bye
  • The idiot called Info who wants us to believe he is an "ingeneer" has never been to this city before and has never seen the four walls of a university.He is surely one of the al qaeda inspired terrorists called Boko haram who are setting off bombs all over northern Nigeria and killing innocent fellow muslims. Instead of admitting they dislike western education because they are simply block heads,they continue to disgrace Nigeria with their animalistic reasoning and spellings.
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