Which scenic natural body of water in Imo State represents the largest natural freshwater lake in southeastern Nigeria?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Oguta Lake
- Step 1: Oguta Lake is a natural freshwater lake formed in a depression of the lower Niger floodplain in Imo State. Step 2. It receives the clear green waters of the Njaba River and meets the muddy brown Urashi River without immediately mixing due to density differences. Answer: Oguta Lake. Why not the others: Agulu Lake is in Anambra State; Asejire is a man-made reservoir in Oyo State; Kainji is a massive man-made impoundment in Niger State.
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