Finima is an ancient and strategically located community on Bonny Island, Nigeria, known for its rich history, thriving hydrocarbon industries, and vibrant population. This article offers a comprehensive overview of Finima’s geography, demographics, economic activities, cultural heritage, and future prospects, highlighting its significance within the Niger Delta region.
Discover Finima Nature Park, a 1000-hectare ecological haven on Bonny Island, Rivers State, Nigeria. Established in 2001 by NLNG, this park is a beacon of environmental conservation, community engagement, and biodiversity preservation in the Niger Delta region. Explore its rich flora and fauna, ongoing conservation efforts, educational initiatives, and the pivotal role it plays in sustaining local ecosystems.
Finima was founded, first settled upon, occupied and owned by Kongo, who migrated from the ancient country of Okoloba, in Ebeni-Toru, of Central Ijaw Clan in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, about 1100AD, to found Ikpakpayo.
Okuma, a native of Okoloba in the Ibeni Toru in Central Ijaw area begat the following: