Connected by water
Rivers, creeks and boat transport form an important part of life and movement across many communities.
Discover Brass and Nembe through the waterways, communities and landscapes that define this corner of the Niger Delta.
Explore the map ↘
Trace the river channels, discover mapped settlements, and switch between the coast and the inland waterways.
Brass and Nembe are shaped by the Niger Delta's tidal waterways, fishing traditions, settlements and coastal environment. Understanding the geography helps explain everyday questions of mobility, access and opportunity.
Rivers, creeks and boat transport form an important part of life and movement across many communities.
Fishing, maritime activity and local trade are closely tied to the region's natural setting.
The area's towns and communities carry distinctive histories, languages and cultural traditions.
In a riverine constituency, questions of access, infrastructure, education, environmental management and livelihoods intersect with the responsibilities of local, state and federal institutions.
Explore Jonathan's public-service record ↗Bringing local issues into national legislative discussion.
Scrutinising public programmes and government spending.
Participating in legislation within the powers of the National Assembly.
A place is defined by its people, its history and the connections between its communities.
Meet Jonathan Obuebite ↗