Uturu

Uturu is a town in Isuikwuato Local Government Area of Abia State, in southeastern Nigeria. It is part of the Igbo-speaking area of the state and serves as a local hub for surrounding communities.

Uturu is best known as the site of Abia State University, Uturu (ABSU), a public university established in 1990. ABSU offers programs across faculties such as the natural and applied sciences, social sciences, arts, and engineering, and attracts students from across Nigeria. The university campus has a significant impact on the town, supporting housing, commerce, and services that cater to students and staff.

Outside the university, Uturu's economy includes farming and small-scale trade typical of towns in Abia State. The town hosts religious institutions and markets that serve residents of Uturu and nearby communities. The population is predominantly Igbo and Christian, with churches representing various denominations.

Uturu is connected to other towns by regional roads, linking it to the state capital and neighboring communities. The town maintains cultural traditions and hosts events that reflect Igbo heritage.