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LGA and Town in Bayelsa State, Nigeria
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Ogbia is a town in Bayelsa State, Nigeria, and the headquarters of Ogbia Local Government Area. It is also the traditional headquarters of Ogbia Kingdom. The town lies in the Niger Delta and is surrounded by the rivers, creeks, wetlands and tropical vegetation characteristic of the region.
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Traditional kingdom and cultural institution of the Ogbia people.
Oloibiri Oil Well
Historic petroleum site associated with the discovery of crude oil in commercial quantities in Nigeria in 1956.
Oloibiri Museum
Major museum and research-centre project intended to preserve the history of Nigeria's petroleum industry and the Oloibiri oil discovery. Construction is ongoing, so visitors should not assume that normal museum admission is available.
Ogbia Park
Public park and recreational area associated with local transportation activity.
Small public park suitable for informal recreation and relaxation.
Community field in Imiringi and a local recreational space within the wider Ogbia area.
Several small guest houses and local accommodation establishments operate in and around Ogbia. Availability and facilities should be confirmed before arrival.
By road
The easiest way to reach Ogbia Town is by road.
By boat
Water transport is important in the wider Ogbia area because many communities are located around rivers and creeks.
By motorcycle
Motorcycles are commonly useful for short-distance journeys and for reaching smaller roads.
By boat
Boats are useful for reaching riverine communities outside the main road network. Visitors should use established operators and wear life jackets.
On foot
Central parts of Ogbia can be explored on foot, particularly around markets, shops and public buildings.
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