Ibarapa North Towns And Villages
Ibarapa North is a Local Government Area in Oyo State, Nigeria, created in 1996 from the former Ifeloju council. Its headquarters sits at Ayete. The area covers about 1,218 square kilometres.
The 2006 census counted 100,293 residents, with a 2022 projection near 143,300. Most residents are Ibarapa, a Yoruba sub-group; Ayete, Igangan and Tapa are the LGA’s three main towns.
The list below was checked name by name against the 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records, the GeoNames gazetteer, and GRID3’s Nigeria settlement dataset:
- Abidioki
- Abule Elede
- Adeagbo
- Agboba
- Ajegunle
- Ajelanwa
- Akoya
- Alabi
- Alagba
- Alagbaa
- Alagbado
- Alalubosa
- Alapapo
- Apadu
- Apata-Omoeiye
- Apenpe
- Aromaye
- Asaka
- Asaluwala
- Asawo
- Asunnara
- Atan
- Atilola-Bale
- Ayanyemi
- Ayete
- Baba-Gbawu
- Baba-Oke
- Baba-Sango
- Babamore
- Bada
- Balogun
- Bansa
- Batako
- Bello
- Bogunmbe
- Dagbere
- Dagbolu
- Elegbaada
- Eleiyele
- Elesin-Godogbo
- Eleti Asaoku
- Elewure
- Elewuro
- Ewedeyi
- Fedegbo
- Fedogbo
- Gbangbangere
- Gbelekale
- Gbolasire
- Gbongbon
- Gbonka
- Giwa Elewure
- Idi-Esu
- Idiyan
- Idowu
- Igangan
- Igitele
- Ikogba
- Inawole
- Iserin
- Itobalogo Iju
- Iyatente
- Jagun
- Jagun-Olorunda
- Kajola
- Koleye
- Kondo
- Kulo
- Kura
- Lawan Alalubosa
- Magbagbe
- Magbeje
- Molete
- Oba
- Oba Igbo-Ora
- Obatade
- Odedara
- Odoode
- Ogundiya
- Ojediran
- Oke Ogun
- Oke Ola
- Okekunle
- Oko
- Ola
- Ologongo
- Olojohun
- Olokete
- Olokuta
- Olomopupo
- Olore
- Olori Ode
- Olowolaiyemo
- Olukotun
- Olukotun-Idere
- Olupira
- Olurin
- Ominigbo
- Onile
- Onileka
- Onipede
- Oniwafin
- Oniyeye
- Opomu
- Otunpa
- Owode Idiyan
- Owombe
- Pakua
- Salau
- Salawu Okewusin
- Sangodare
- Sangote
- Sonpa
- Tapa
- Tobalogo
- Togun
- Ture Origi
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