Egbu

Egbu is a town located in the Owerri North Local Government Area of Imo State, Nigeria. It is situated in the southeastern part of the country. The community is predominantly of Igbo ethnicity.

The economy of Egbu is largely based on agriculture and trade. Local produce includes yams, cassava, palm oil, and various fruits. The town also serves as a commercial hub for surrounding villages, with markets playing a significant role in its economic activity.

Egbu is known for its rich cultural heritage, reflecting the traditions of the Igbo people. Festivals and communal gatherings are important aspects of social life. The town has several educational institutions catering to primary and secondary education. Healthcare facilities are also available to serve the local population.

Historically, Egbu has been a part of the broader Igbo political and social structures. Its development has been influenced by regional and national trends in Nigeria. The infrastructure in Egbu includes roads connecting it to other towns and cities in Imo State. Access to electricity and potable water are ongoing considerations for the community. The town's landscape is characterized by a mix of rural and semi-urban features.