Agbègbè Ìjọba Ìbílẹ̀ Ipokia

Ipokia
LGA and town
Ipokia Location in Nigeria
Coordinates: 6°32′N 2°51′E
Country	Nigeria
State	Ogun State
Government
• Local Government Chairman	Wale Agbetokun (APC)
Area
• Total	629 km2 (243 sq mi)
Population  (2006 census)
• Total	150,426
Time zone	UTC+1 (WAT)
3-digit postal code prefix	111
ISO 3166 code	NG.OG.IP

Ipokia je olu-ilu Anago. Ipokia si je okan lara awon ijoba ibile ni Ipinle Ogun ni odun 1996. Awon ilu miiran to wa nibe ni Agosasa, Idiroko, Oniro, Ita Egbe,Ihunbo, Aseko, Maun, Kọkọ, Ropo, Alaari, Tube, Ilashe, Ifonyintedo, Madoga, Ijofin ati Tongeji t6°32′00″N 2°51′00″E.

O ní iwon agbegbe to to 629 km² Ari iye eniyan to to 150,426 nigba ika-ori ni odun 2016.

Minerals/Natural resources

Ipokia town has large deposits of Kaolin and Red clay. The vast fertile land is available for Agriculture. It is equally rich in soft sand used in the construction industry. Large and commercial deposit of crude oil was discovered in Tongeji Island (a town under Ipokia) by the Federal government of Nigeria.The drilling will take effect soonest by the government and this will provide more revenue for the country and job creation for the beneficial of the indigene .Establishment of oil refinery will soon take effect.

Tourism

A mega tourist city and sea institute was being developed at Whekan Island by the team of Queens Atlantic Resorts Inc., of Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A. there is room for Boat Regatta, Canoeing and fishing along the Badagry creek. Although the project has since stop due to issue not known. Tongeji Island is a holiday haven with its impressive water front and breathtaking scenery, the island is a beauty to behold. Onigbaale Forest is equally a major tourist attraction. It was reported that the 1st Onigbaale of Ipokia precisely disappeared there and has since not been seen.

Famous foods

Ipokia cuisine is rich with numerous delicacies original to the Town. Listed below are some of the foods peculiar to the towns and their recipe;

• Gbangba-grinded and farmented corn mill
• Imoyo - Pepper, tomato, locust beans, onion, coconut oil, smoked fish, table salt
• Gbon-npete soup - Maize powder, pepper,

meat, oil, salt.

• Atakere - Beans, Pepper, oil, salt.
• Abodo - cassava, salt
• Benju - Cassava, Coconut, salt .
• Ajungun - Maize, Cassava, Oil, Salt &

pepper

• Adalu - Maize, Beans, Salt, Pepper & Oil.
• Atutu(Tutu) - Maize Powder, Beans, Salt, Oil and

Pepper

• Atomboro - Beans, Salt, Pepper and oil.
• Epete-Ewa - Beans Powder, Palm Seed, Salt

and Pepper

• Idoki - Smoke, Fried or Boiled Sweet Potatoes.
• Tuwo(Oka) - Corn Flour
• Eko(Akamu) - Corn
• Asepo - Okra, Smoked Fish, Onion Pepper, Salt, Oil

Awon ede

Ede ti won maa n so ju ni Anago, eyi to je okan lara awon eka-ede Yoruba.

Awon eka-ede yooku ni; Egun, Eyo ati ede Geesi, to je ede ajumoso ni ile Naijiria.

Iroyin nipa ifiweranse

Koodu ifiweranse ilu yii ni 111.

Ilu ati ileto ni Ipokia

• Ijofin
• Agada
• Agbologun
• Agosasa
• Ajise
• Ajegunle
• Aseko
• Ayetoro
• Gaun
• Ibatefin
• Idiroko
• Ifonyintedo
• Igbeko
• Igbodoroju
• Igborodo
• Igude
• Igunnu
• Iguu
• Ihunbo
• Ikate (Igate)
• Ilase
• Ipokia
• Ita Egbe
• Ita Onimowo
• Iwuku
• Iyasi
• Maun
• Madoga
• Odepata
• Oniro
• Tongeji
• Tube
• Whekan
• Itafa

Awon itokasi

Agbègbè Ìjọba Ìbílẹ̀ Ipokia wa ni Naijiria