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DIRECTORY COURTS LOCATION HIGH COURT NO. 1 –1 4 HIGH COURTOF JUSTICE COMPLEX, SAPELE ROAD, BENIN CITY. TAX COURT NO. 1 – 2 HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE COMPLEX, SAPELE ROAD, BENIN CITY. HIGH COURT BENIN CRIMINAL DIVISION 1 AIGUOBASINMWIN CRESCENT, G. R. A. BENIN CITY. HIGH COURT BENIN CRIMINAL DIVISION 2 AIGUOBASINMWIN CRESCENT, G. R. A. BENIN CITY. HIGH COURT BENIN CRIMINAL DIVISION 3 AIGUOBASINMWIN CRESCENT, G. R. A. BENIN CITY. HIGH COURT BENIN CRIMINAL DIVISION 4 AIGUOBASINMWIN CRESCENT, G. R. A. BENIN CITY. HIGH COURT BENIN CRIMINAL DIVISION 5 AIGUOBASINMWIN CRESCENT, G. R. A. BENIN CITY. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, AFUZE BEHIND OVBIOMU PETROL STATION, OFF AUCHI ROAD, AFUZE, OWAN – EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, AGENEBODE AIR COMMODRE IKHAZOBOH ROAD, (FORMER MISSION ROAD) AGENEBODE, ETSAKO EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, AUCHI JATTU ROAD, AUCHI, ETSAKO EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, EKPOMA UKPENU ROAD, EKPOMA, ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, FUGAR CENTRAL HOSPITAL ROAD, FUGAR, ETSAKO CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, IGARRA ALONG IGARRA-IBILLO EXPRESSWAY, IGARRA, AKOKO EDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, IGUOBAZUWA ALONG MISSION ROAD, NEAR LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT, IGUOBAZUWA, OVIA SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, UBIAJA OPPOSITE PRISON YARD, UBIAJA, ESAN SOUTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, UROMI BARRACK ROAD, COUNCIL QUARTERS, UROMI, ESAN NORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, SABO- ORA OPPOSITE DIVISION POLICE HEAD QUARTERS, SABONGIDA-ORA, OWAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT, AGBEDE BESIDE OBA PALACE, AREA ONE, AGBEDE, ETSAKO WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT, AGENEBODE AIR COMMODRE IKHAZOBOH ROAD, (FORMER MISSION ROAD)AGENEBODE ETASKO EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENTB AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT, AFUZE AFUZE-AUCHI ROAD, OPPOSITE UNITY BANK, AFUZE, OWAN – EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT NO. 1-2, AUCHI JATTU ROAD, OPPOSITE POLICE STATION, AUCHI, ETSAKO WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT NO. 1-4, EVBUORIARIA BENIN SAPELE ROAD, EVBUORIARIA QUARTERS, BENIN CITY. MAGISTRATES’ COURT NO. 1-9, EGOR BENIN SAPELE ROAD, EVBUORIARIA QUARTERS, BENIN CITY. MAGISTRATES’ COURT NO. 1 - 10, OREDO BENIN SAPELE ROAD, EVBUORIARIA QUARTERS, BENIN CITY. MAGISTRATES’ COURT NO. 1 – 2, OGBESON OFF BENIN AGBOR ROAD, OGBESON QUARTERS, BENIN CITY. MAGISTRATES’ COURT EHOR OPPOSITE EHOR GRAMMAR SCHOOL, EHOR, UHUNMWONDE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. MAGISTRATES’ COURT IBILLO ALONG MARKET ROAD, EKO QUARTERS, IBILLO AKOKO – EDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. MAGISTRATES’ COURT IGBANKE 1, COURT ROAD, AKE-IGBANKE ORHIONMWON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT NO. 1-2, IGUOBAZUWA OPPOSITE THE POLICE STATION, ALONG MISSION ROAD, IGUOBAZUWA, OVIA SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT IRRUA EGUARE QUARTERS, IRRUA, ESAN CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT OKPELLA COMPREHENSIVE ROAD, OKUGBE-OKPELLA, ETSAKO EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. MAGISTRATES’ COURT SABONGIDA-ORA OISE ROAD, UKPAFIANO QUARTERS, OPPOSITE OBE PRIMARY SCHOOL, SABONGIDA-ORA, OWAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT URHONIGBE MISSION ROAD, COUNCIL AREA, URHONIGBE ORHIONMWON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA MAGISTRATES’ COURT NO. 1-2, UROMI AGBA ROAD, EBHOIYI, UROMI ESAN NORTH –EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, ETSAKO EAST CLOSE TO THE DIVISIONAL POLICE HEADQUARTERS, OPPOSITE INEC OFFICE, OTOUKWE QUARTERS. AGENEBODE, ETSAKO EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT I, ETSAKO WEST SECRETARIAT ROAD, BEHIND OLD NITEL OFFICE AKPEKPE, AUCHI , ETSAKO WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT II, ETSAKO WEST OSOMAGBE, IYIAKPI SOUTH IBIE , ETSAKO WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, OWAN EAST CLOSE TO LGA SECRETARIAT, OPPOSITE MAGISTRATE COURT ALONG AFUZE-AUCHI ROAD, OWAN EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, OWAN WEST OLA VILLA STREET, OFF OBE ROAD, SABOGIDA-ORA, OWAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, ESAN CENTRAL BARR. AKHIDENOR STREET, USENU QUARTERS, IRRUA , ESAN CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT I, ESAN NORTH EAST BY PALACE MARKET ROAD, EGUARE QUARTERS, UROMI, ESAN NORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT I, ESAN WEST ALONG POLICE BARRACK ROAD, EKPOMA , ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AREA CUSTOMARY COURT II, ESAN WEST ALONG POLICE BARRACK ROAD, EKPOMA, ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, IGUEBEN TOM IKIMI WAY, IGUEBEN, IGUEBEN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT I, EGOR EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT SECRETARIAT, USELU. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT II, EGOR ERIAMATOE STREET, BEHIND UWELU MARKET, UWELU QUARTERS, EGOR LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT I, IKPOBA OKHA 1, COURT CLOSE, OFF BENIN-ABRAKA ROAD, OPPOSITE TOWN HALL, IDOGBO, IKPOBA OKHA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT II, IKPOBA OKHA JAMILA STREET, OPPOSITE NABTAB, IKPOBA-HILL OFF BENIN/AGBOR ROAD, OREGBENI QUARTERS BENIN CITY, IKPOBA OKHA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT I, OREDO FORESTRY ROAD, BENIN CITY, OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT II, OREDO FORESTRY ROAD, BENIN CITY, OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT III, OREDO BENIN - SAPELE ROAD, EVBUORIARIA QUATERS, BENIN CITY, OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA , AREA CUSTOMARY COURT IV, OREDO BENIN - SAPELE ROAD, EVBUORIARIA QUATERS, BENIN CITY, OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA , AREA CUSTOMARY COURT V, OREDO BENIN - SAPELE ROAD, EVBUORIARIA QUATERS, BENIN CITY, OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA , AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, ORHIONMWON NO. 1, MARKET ROAD ABUDU, ORHIONMWON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, OVIA NORTH EAST NO. 35, MISSION ROAD, OKADA, OVIA NORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, OVIA SOUTH WEST LOCATED AFTER THE SECRETARIAT, ALONG G.R.A ROAD IGUOBAZUWA, OVIA SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, AREA CUSTOMARY COURT, UHUNMWODE BETWEEN THE POLICE STATION AND THE LOCAL GOVT SECRETARIAT HEADQUARTERS, ALONG BENIN-AUCHI ROAD, EHOR, UHUNMOWODE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, AGBEDE ALONG OLD ROAD,BEHIND FIRST BANK, AGBEDE, ETSAKO WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, OKPELLA MIEGIELE, IMIOGIA QUARTERS, (CLOSE TO THE KING’S PALACE) OKPELLA, ETSAKO EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, EKPERI OLD ODAME ROAD, IVBIKHEBE QRTERS, UGBEKPE EKPERI, ETSAKO CENTRAL LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, OTUO OLUMA QRTERS, OTUO, OWAN EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, UZEBBA OPPOSITE GENERAL HOSPITAL, UZEBBA, OWAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, UHONMORA EME-ORA ROAD, OKPOKHUMI QUARTERS,UHONMORA, UHONMORA, OWAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, AMENDOKHIAN OPPOSITE SECOND MARKET UROMI - AMENDOKHIAN, ESAN NORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, IRUKPEN IDUMU-AGBEDE QUARTERS ALONG IRUEKPEN-EKPOMA EXPRESSWAY, IRUEKPEN, ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, OGWA OKHOAMHENRO QUARTERS EGUARE, OGWA, ESAN WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, EBELLE BY ONOJIE PALACE, OLD ROAD OFF UROMI-AGBOR ROAD, EBELE, IGUEBEN LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, OLOGBO OBA AKENZUA II WAY, OLOGBO, IKPOBA OKHA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, BENIN CITY BENIN- SAPELE ROAD, EVBUORIARIA ,BENIN CITY, OREDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, UGBOKO – NIRO 1, COURT ROAD, UGBOKO-NIRO, ORHIONMWON LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, UGBOHA ALONG ANEGBETE ROAD, IDUMU IYASELE QUARTERS, UGBOHA, ESAN SOUTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, EKIADOLOR OLD COURT ROAD, EKIADOLOR, OVIA NIORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, EGUAHOLOR MUNICIPAL ROAD,EGUAHOLOR-ISI QUARTERS, UHNUMWODE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, UROHUOSA MATERNITY ROAD, UROHUOSA , UHNUMWODE LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, ODUNA ALONG GALE GALE ROAD ODUNA. OVIA NORTH EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, UDO YOUTH HALL, ALONG MARKET ROAD, CLOSE TO THE POLICE STATION, UDO, OVIA SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. DISTRICT CUSTOMARY COURT, OSOSO OKEH QARTERS, OSOSO, AKOKO-EDO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA. .
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  • A Case Study of Ekpoma, Edo, Nigeria

    A Case Study of Ekpoma, Edo, Nigeria

    International Journal of Community Research http://www.arpjournals.com ISSN: 2315 – 6562 E-ISSN: 2384 - 6828 THE INCIDENCE OF HUMAN INDUCED COMMUNITY ROAD DILAPIDATION: A CASE STUDY OF EKPOMA, EDO- NIGERIA 1,2,3Nwaopara, A.O; 2,3Blackies, H.O.T 1Anthonio Research Center, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria; 2Department of Anatomy, Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria; Innovative Science Research, Foundation, Ekpoma, Edo State, Nigeria. Correspondence: [email protected] ABSTRACT The manner by which community roads are been excavated without concerted efforts to seal them up properly, has indeed become a worrisome phenomenon. The irony is the fact that requisite government agencies and community leaders/youths are apparently indifferent to this phenomenon; especially in this era whereby communities across Nigeria are groaning over the general lack of basic amenities, dilapidated infrastructures, poor social welfare, endemic corruption, leadership crisis, political instability, insecurity and hopelessness. It is based on the obvious human and economic consequences of this trend that we set out to investigate such incidence in Ekpoma –a semi urban town in Edo State, Nigeria, known for her characteristic good road network. An on-the-spot assessment of the roads was conducted and our findings revealed that many roads in Ekpoma town have been excavated and left at the mercy of natural forces without tangible effort to seal them up properly. It is our recommendation therefore, that relevant government agencies/community leaders should be alive to their responsibilities, while perpetrators are encouraged to do the needful when the need for road excavation arises. Like the saying goes, a bird at hand is worth millions in the air and a stitch in time saves nine.
  • GIS-Based Climate Change Induced Flood Risk

    GIS-Based Climate Change Induced Flood Risk

    1 GIS-Based Climate Change Induced Flood Risk 2 Mapping in Uhunmwonde Local Government 3 Area, Edo State, Nigeria 4 5 Obot Akpan IBANGA 1*, Osaretin Friday IDEHEN 2 6 7 1Department of Geography and Regional Planning, University of Benin, Benin City, Edo 8 State, Nigeria. 9 1Department of Geography and Regional Planning, Igbinedion University, Okada, Edo State, 10 Nigeria 2 11 12 1413 15 . 16 ABSTRACT Introduction: Flood is one of the climate change induced hazards occurring in most parts of the world. It exposes humanity and many socio-ecological systems to various levels of risks. In Nigeria, extreme rainfall events and poor drainage system have caused inundation of several settlements to flooding. To contain the disaster, risk mapping were among the measures recommended. Aims: The aim of this paper is to highlight flood risk zones (FRZ) in Uhunmwonde Local Government Area (LGA), Edo State, Nigeria. Methodology: Flood risk (FR) was mapped using hazards and vulnerability and implemented using geographic information system (GIS)-based multi-criteria analysis analytic hierarchy process (MCA-AHP) framework by incorporating seven environmental and two socio-economic factors. Elevation, flow accumulation, soil water index of wettest quarter, normalized difference vegetation index, rainfall of wettest quarter, runoff of wettest quarter and distance from rivers constituted the hazard component while population density and area of agricultural land use was the vulnerability layer. The climate change induced flood risk was validated using the responses of 150 residents in high, moderate and low flood risk zones. Results: The resulting flood risk map indicated that about 40.4% of Uhunmwonde LGA fell within high flood risk zone, 35.3% was categorized under moderate flood risk zone whereas low flood risk zone extended up to about 24.3% of the LGA.