Ogbaku is a major town in Mbaitoli LGA (Local Government Area) in Imo state, Nigeria. The town is directly south to Abuja and lies along Onitsha-Owerri Expressway, few drives away from it can make you be in Owerri city the state capital. The town consist of 18 villages, this tells you that Ogbaku town is a very big place to be. The town is one of the autonomous communities and others are Ogbujioma-Ogbaku, Okwu-Ogbaku, and Isi-Ogbaku that are guided by four traditional rulers. Ogbaku is headed by Sir Eze Ben Onyeanwu, the Ogbaku autonomous comprises of Umuaku, Umudogu, Umunnomo, Umunyashi and Umukabiri.

The town has given birth to many other towns that are present in the state today. Facts remain that Crude Oil is in Ogbaku. This great land also has a popular market that draws people from north to south in the state to it eighth day market called “Oriegbaku” all for commercial purpose.

Ogbaku is a land where any industrious man can survive, with a population not less than 164,425 they choose to do farming, garri production, palm oil drilling, palm wine tapping, palm nut trade, fufu production and hunting. The land is a home where you can buy anything that can be cooked in a pot, in other words, it is a center for commercial activities; also teachers, doctors, engineers, civil servant and other professional lives in Ogbaku town. Life in Ogbaku is classified into two, majorly the rich and the poor.
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