Nsugbe

Nsugbe is a riverine town in Anambra State, located along the Niger River near Onitsha. It is primarily a fishing and farming community known for its production of cassava, yam, and vegetables. Nsugbe's shoreline is dotted with fishing camps and boat-building yards. The town is also home to Nnamdi Azikiwe University's Faculty of Agriculture, which operates a research farm in the area.

By Plane

Asaba International Airport (ABB) is about 30 km north-west.

By Train

The nearest station is in Onitsha.

By Car / Road

Nsugbe is on the Onitsha–Otuocha road, about 25 minutes north of Onitsha. Taxis run from Onitsha.

Keke and okada serve the town. Canoes are used along the river.

• Nsugbe Riverfront — views of the Niger River

• UNIZIK Faculty of Agriculture research farm

• Boat-building yards — traditional canoe and boat construction

• Visit the research farm — see agricultural experiments

• Watch boat building — a traditional riverine craft

Fresh fish and yam are staple meals in local homes and small restaurants.

Palm wine and bottled drinks.

Guesthouses in Onitsha (25 min south) are the best option.

River fish and farm produce are the main products.

• Onitsha — 25 min south
• Otuocha — 15 min north
• Obosi — 20 min west