GEOGRAPHY

Its land area is 196 square kilometres and is blessed with a period of downpourwhich lasts seven months(from March to October) and a relative fivemonths of little or no rain(from October to February). It has twenty nine streets and roads; andit is surrounded by thirty village communities. Network of streams and creeks cuts across different parts of Kokori territory. Three major streams are identifiable: the Omwe stream on Eku road, Iranzo stream on Orogun road and Erhanaka stream on Kokori - Ofuoma road. It is a hinterland bounded by Eku and Igun on the north ; by Ugono, Orhomaru, Erhobaro, Ovaraand Idionvwan villages all in Orogun, on the east ; on the west by Isiokolo and Okpara Inland in Agbon 'sub-nation'; and by Awirhein Agbara and Odovie in Ughelli on the south . The entire Kokori land is flat and situated in the evergreen tropical forest zone which is dominated by the oil palm tree.