Badagry Towns And Villages

Badagry is a Local Government Area on Lagos State’s Atlantic coast, on the north bank of Porto Novo Creek near 6.42°N, 2.88°E. The 2006 census counted 237,731 people; citypopulation.de projects 351,900 for 2022.

The LGA runs along the Lagos–Seme road toward the Republic of Benin border, 69 km west of Lagos Island. Its postal code is 103101, and Hon. Babatunde Adande Hunpe chairs the local government as of 2026.

Below is the complete list of towns and villages in Badagry, cross-checked against INEC’s Badagry registration areas, GeoNames and OpenStreetMap place data, INEC polling-unit addresses, and independent local and business records:

  1. Abia
  2. Age-Mowo
  3. Agonrin
  4. Agonvi
  5. Agunmo
  6. Ahanfe
  7. Ajara
  8. Ajido
  9. Akarakumo
  10. Akoko
  11. Apa
  12. Aradagun
  13. Araromi
  14. Aseri
  15. Ashipa
  16. Awhajigho
  17. Badagry
  18. Berekete
  19. Ekunpa
  20. Elikiti
  21. Farasime
  22. Ganme
  23. Ganyingbo Oke
  24. Ganyingbo-Topo
  25. Gbaji
  26. Gbanko
  27. Henume
  28. Ibereko
  29. Ibiye
  30. Idale
  31. Igbogbele
  32. Igborosun
  33. Ijotan
  34. Ikoga
  35. Ikotun
  36. Ilado
  37. Imeke
  38. Ipara
  39. Ipota
  40. Iragbo
  41. Iragon
  42. Isalu
  43. Itoga Gbo
  44. Itoga Zanmu
  45. Itohun
  46. Iworo
  47. Iyafin
  48. Kankon Moba
  49. Kweme
  50. Magbon Iibiye
  51. Magbon Ilado
  52. Morogbo
  53. Mowo
  54. Ojogun
  55. Oke-Oko
  56. Oko Afo
  57. Okogbo
  58. Posukoh
  59. Povita
  60. Ropoji
  61. Samo-Seje
  62. Seme
  63. Sito
  64. Tofa
  65. Topo
  66. Wesere
  67. Yekeme
Badagry sits near the Gulf of Guinea, 23 km east of Seme on the Benin Republic border. Its lagoon lies about a mile from the open sea and holds bonga, croaker, tilapia and catfish. The Yewa River feeds it with fresh and brackish water from the north.