Onelga

Onelga is a local government area located in Rivers State, Nigeria. It is situated in the eastern part of the state. The administrative headquarters of Onelga is in Omoku. The area is predominantly inhabited by the Ekpeye people.

The economy of Onelga is largely based on agriculture, with prominent crops including cassava, yam, and palm oil. Fishing is also a significant economic activity due to the presence of rivers and streams within the region. Natural resources, including crude oil and gas, are also found in the area, contributing to the state's economy.

Onelga is characterized by a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. The vegetation is primarily tropical rainforest. The area is traversed by several rivers and tributaries, which play a vital role in transportation and sustenance for the local communities.

The cultural landscape of Onelga is rich, with various traditional festivals and practices observed by the Ekpeye people. These include ceremonies related to farming, fishing, and the veneration of ancestral spirits. Traditional forms of governance and social structures are also a part of the local heritage. The population of Onelga is diverse, with a mix of ethnic groups and communities residing within its boundaries.