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Ububo is a local government area in Imo State, Nigeria. It is situated in the southeastern part of the state. The administrative headquarters of Ububo is located in Umuaro. The area is predominantly inhabited by the Igbo people, who speak a dialect of the Igbo language.

The economy of Ububo is largely based on agriculture. Major crops cultivated include yam, cassava, palm oil, and various types of vegetables. Subsistence farming is common, with many residents relying on their produce for both food and income. Trade and petty commerce also play a role in the local economy, with markets serving as centers for exchange.

Ububo LGA is characterized by a rural landscape, with villages and farmland forming the typical settlement pattern. Access to basic amenities like electricity, clean water, and healthcare can vary across different communities within the local government area. Educational institutions, including primary and secondary schools, are present, serving the needs of the youth. The region is known for its cultural traditions and community-oriented social structures. It is part of the larger Okigwe Senatorial District.