Ute-Ogbeje is a town located in Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria.

It is part of the Ika ethnic group and shares cultural and historical ties with other Ika communities in the region. Ute-Ogbeje is near other towns such as Ute-Okpu, Akumazi, and Owa-Oyibu.

The town is largely agricultural, with residents engaged in farming activities, including the cultivation of crops like cassava, yams, and maize. Ute-Ogbeje has its own traditional customs, festivals, and dialect that contribute to the cultural richness of the Ika people.

These cultural practices help to preserve its heritage and strengthen community bonds.