Umuana-ndiuno

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Umana-Ndiuno is a town in the Ezeagu Local Government Area of Enugu State in eastern Nigeria. It contains three small villages: Umu-ene, Okunato, and Owelemba.

6°21′05″N7°19′37″E / 6.35141°N 7.3269°E / 6.35141; 7.3269


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