Ovia South-West Local Government is located in the southern part of Edo State, Nigeria. It is bordered by Ovia North-East Local Government to the east, Egor Local Government to the north, Uhunmwonde Local Government to the west, and Orhionmwon Local Government to the south. Administrative Structure: The local government is governed by a chairman who is elected by the residents. The chairman, along with other councillors, is responsible for the administration and development of the area. The local government provides essential services, and infrastructure development, and implements policies for the welfare of the residents. Economic Activities: Ovia South-West is predominantly an agrarian community, with agriculture being a major economic activity. The fertile land supports the cultivation of crops such as yam, cassava, maize, vegetables, and palm oil. The area also has some natural resources, including timber and rubber. Towns and Communities: Some of the major towns and communities within Ovia South-West Local Government include Iguobazuwa, Obazuwa, Iguoriakhi, Ehor, Ugoneki, Urhokuosa, and Eme-Ora. Each community has its own unique cultural heritage and traditional practices.

  • the neighbors

    THE NEIGHBOURS

    Agriculture is a major part of the lifestyle in Ovia South-West. The fertile land supports farming activities, and many residents are engaged in the cultivation of crops such as yam, cassava, maize, vegetables, and palm oil. Agriculture provides a livelihood for many families and plays a significant role in the local economy.
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    WHAT TO EXPECT

    Education is highly valued in Ovia South-West, and efforts have been made to improve access to quality education. Schools, both public and private, are available in the area. Education plays a crucial role in shaping the lifestyle of the people, providing opportunities for personal and professional growth. Ovia South-West is known for its vibrant cultural festivals. These festivals, such as the Iguobazuwa New Yam Festival, Igue Festival, and Ekaba Festival, showcase traditional dances, music, masquerades, and other cultural performances. Attending these festivals provides an opportunity to experience the local traditions and festivities.
  • the lifestyle

    THE LIFESTYLE

    Ovia South-West is rich in cultural heritage and traditions. The people celebrate various cultural festivals, ceremonies, and events throughout the year. These celebrations showcase the customs, dances, music, and traditional attire of the local communities. It's important to note that lifestyle can vary among individuals within the local government area, influenced by factors such as socio-economic status, education, and personal preferences.
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    THE MARKET

    Iguobazuwa Market: Located in the town of Iguobazuwa, this market is one of the major trading hubs in Ovia South-West. It offers a wide range of goods, including foodstuffs, clothing, household items, and livestock. The market attracts both local residents and people from neighboring communities. Ehor Market: Ehor Market is another prominent market in Ovia South-West. It is known for its bustling trading activities and a variety of products available for purchase. The market offers a range of goods, including food items, clothing, fabrics, household utensils, and agricultural produce.
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    YOU'LL FALL IN LOVE WITH

    guobazuwa Palace: The traditional palace in Iguobazuwa is an important historical and cultural site. It serves as the residence of the traditional ruler (Oba) and represents the traditional governance structure of the community. Visitors can explore the palace and learn about the local customs and traditions. Ehor Forest Reserve: Located in Ehor, the forest reserve offers opportunities for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. The lush greenery, diverse flora, and fauna make it a great place for nature walks, birdwatching, and picnics. Ugoneki Rubber Plantation: Ovia South-West is known for its rubber plantations, and Ugoneki is one of the prominent areas for rubber cultivation. Visitors can witness the rubber tapping process and learn about the rubber industry.

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