Oke Ero

Oke Ero is a Local Government Area (LGA) in Kwara State, Nigeria. It is located in the northern part of the state and shares borders with Oyun and Ekiti Local Government Areas in Kwara State, as well as Kabba/Bunu and Mopa-Muro Local Government Areas in Kogi State.

The LGA has several health facilities, including primary health care centers and hospitals, to cater to the healthcare needs of the people. There are also several educational institutions in the area, ranging from primary schools to secondary schools.

THE NEIGHBOURS
The population of Oke Ero is predominantly made up of Yoruba people, with a few other ethnic groups also represented.
WHAT TO EXPECT
Oke Ero has a rich cultural heritage, with several festivals and traditions celebrated throughout the year. One of the most popular festivals in the area is the Egungun festival, which is held annually to honor the ancestors of the community. Other festivals include the Oke Ero Day and the Oro festival.
THE LIFESTYLE
The Oke Ero LGA has a few tourist attractions, including the Olumo Rock and the Oke Ero Dam, which provide opportunities for leisure and recreation.
THE MARKET
The main occupation of the people is farming, with yam, cassava, maize, and beans being the major crops cultivated in the area. The LGA is also known for its production of livestock, such as cattle, goats, and sheep.
YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH
Oke Ero is a peaceful and friendly community with a rich cultural heritage, a focus on agriculture, and a growing education sector. If you are interested in history, culture, agriculture, or nature, you will find plenty to explore and enjoy in Oke Ero.