Ileogbo, the headquarters of Ayedire Local government, has some elite personalities that deemed it fit to form some social clubs and associations in the town to achieve specific goals. Some of these social clubs in Ileogbo produce some dignitaries controlling the town’s affairs. Major Social Clubs In Ileogbo Let us look at the five …
The primary occupation of people in Ileogbo town is farming. They practice both plantation and arable farming. Cash crops such as cocoa, coffee, kola nuts, oranges and many more are a source of income for farmers in Ileogbo. In Yoruba land, farming has, from the cradle, been the primary occupation of the people. The …
PDP In Ileogbo The coming of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to Ayedire Local Government was simultaneous with that of its formation in other local government areas of the state and Nigeria as a whole. Precisely, the PDP as a political parties in Ileogbo is as old as the PDP in Nigeria. This is …
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Ileogbo And Education. Ileogbo people used to go to the neighboring town in Iwo for education in their early years. Not until they agreed to establish a school in the community. It led to the establishment of the first school in the town, Saint Mary’s African Church School in 1938. Primary/Elementary schools in Ileogbo Below …
Every society’s life revolves around religion, so the religious beliefs Of Ileogbo people also mean. Whether it is believed in God, a god, or a particular way of living, man practices religion. It is one of the significant sources of harmony for the people of Leogbo and is a contentious issue in some quarters. …
As Ileogbo was earlier founded and the year can be traced back to 1700, most people, especially youths, attend school early from primary schools to secondary and later to higher institutions. Today’s students’ union, which turns to an association in the national body, which is NANS started from grassroots and students association in each community …
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Ileogbo day occasion is not just for fundraising; it is a day of joy that calls for celebration in the real sense of it because we have many reasons for celebrating. It is a day that e all Ileogbo indigene need to raise their hands in praise to the Almighty God because he has done …
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Deities are supernatural beings, thought of as holy, divine or sacred. Some religions have one supreme deity, while others have multiple deities of various ranks. Deities in Ileogbo are depicted in various forms but are also being frequently expressed as having human forms. Some faiths and traditions considered it blasphemous to imagine or depict …
The first generation towns of the Yoruba homeland, which encompasses large swathes of the said country of Nigeria, Benin and Togo, are those with Obas who generally wear beaded crowns; the rulers of many of the second generation settlements are also often Obas, those that remain and those of the third generations tend only to …
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