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Coordinates: 6°20′50.77″N 6°12′18.72″E / 6.3474361°N 6.2052000°E / 6.3474361; 6.2052000
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Igbanke

Igbanke is a town in Edo State, Nigeria.It is located in Orhionmwon Local Government Area of the state. Igbanke comprises eight villages, namely: Ake, Idumodin, Idumuiru, Igbontor, Obiogba, Oligie, Omolua, Ottah. The people of Igbanke predominantly speak Ika language, which is more popular in the neighbouring Delta State.

Geographical Coordinates

Igbanke has geographical coordinates of 6° 21' 0" North, 6° 13' 0" East. The town is bordered by Agbor, Mbiri and Ekpon.

Notable Personalities

Dr Samuel Ogbemudia, former governor of the Midwest Region of Nigeria, and later Bendel state.

Professor Benji Egede, Author.

References

6°20′50.77″N 6°12′18.72″E / 6.3474361°N 6.2052000°E / 6.3474361; 6.2052000

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