Abeokuta North is a Local Government Area (LGA) in Ogun State, Nigeria. It is one of the 20 LGAs in Ogun State and it is located in the northern part of the state. The LGA was created in October 1981 from the former Abeokuta Local Government Area.

Abeokuta North is home to several communities, including Oke-Ilewo, Ita-Oshin, Isale-Igbein, and others. The LGA is a mix of urban and rural areas, with agriculture being the predominant economic activity in the rural areas while commerce and services are the mainstay of the urban areas.

THE NEIGHBOURS
The people are known for their hospitality, and visitors to Abeokuta North are often welcomed with warmth and friendliness. The traditional religion of the Egba people is known as "Orisa" worship, although many of them have now adopted Christianity or Islam as their religion.
WHAT TO EXPECT
"Abeokuta North is home to several historical sites, including the famous Olumo Rock, which is a major tourist attraction in the state. The rock is located in the heart of Abeokuta city, and it is said to have served as a refuge for the Egba people during the Yoruba wars. Other tourist attractions in Abeokuta North include the Adire market, the Alake's palace, and the Centenary Hall. "
THE LIFESTYLE
Abeokuta North is a diverse community with people from different ethnic and cultural backgrounds living together. This diversity makes for a vibrant and exciting community with a rich cultural heritage.
THE MARKET
Abeokuta North is home to several markets, including the popular Itoku market, known for its vibrant atmosphere and as the hub for Adire textile, which is a unique fabric made using traditional methods. The market also sells other textiles, jewelry, shoes, bags, souvenirs, and fresh produce such as fruits, vegetables, and meat.
YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Abeokuta North is a great place to live, work, and visit for those who appreciate history, diversity, and natural beauty.