THE NEIGHBOURS

The population of Akoko North-West LGA is predominantly made up of the Akoko people, who speak a dialect of the Yoruba language.

WHAT TO EXPECT

"Tourist attractions in Akoko North-West LGA include the Oke Maria Catholic Shrine in Oka-Akoko, the Ipole-Iloro Waterfall in Ikakumo, and the Idanre Hills, which are located just outside the LGA but can be accessed from Okeagbe-Akoko. The LGA also has several cultural festivals, such as the Isokun Festival in Isua-Akoko and the Owa Festival in Ogbagi-Akoko, which attract visitors from far and wide."

THE LIFESTYLE

The lifestyle of the people in Akoko North-West is largely influenced by their agricultural and rural way of life. The majority of the population are farmers who rely on the land for their livelihoods. As a result, many families in the area live in rural communities and engage in farming as their primary source of income. This lifestyle is often characterized by early mornings, hard work, and a strong connection to the land.

THE MARKET

The LGA has several markets, including the Oka Market, the Ogbagi Market, and the Okeagbe Market, where visitors can buy a variety of goods and experience the vibrant local culture and commerce.

YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH

The LGA is served by several major roads, including the Akure-Owo-Ikare-Akoko Road, which connects it to other parts of the state and neighboring states.