Ido Towns And Villages
Ido is a Local Government Area in Oyo State, Nigeria, on the western edge of Ibadan. Its headquarters is the town of Ido. The 2006 census counted 104,087 people; a 2022 projection puts the figure near 148,800.
Ido has ten wards: Aba Emo/Ilaju/Alako, Akufo/Idigba/Araromi, Akinware/Akindele, Apete/Ayegun/Awotan, Batake/Idi-Iya, Erinwusi/Koguo/Odetola, Fenwa/Oganla/Elenusonso, Ido/Onikede/Okuna Awo, Omi Adio/Omi Onigbagbo Bakatari, and Ogundele/Alaho/Siba/Idi-Ahun. Omi Adio and Apete, in the LGA’s east, sit closest to Ibadan and have grown into commuter suburbs; the western wards stay rural and farm-based.
The list below was checked name by name against 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records, the GeoNames gazetteer, and the GRID3 Nigeria settlement dataset:
- Aba Emo
- Aba Oke
- Aba-Araba
- Abanla
- Abese
- Abidogun
- Abigbinde
- Adesiyan
- Agbopa
- Ajambata
- Ajobo
- Akande
- Akerele
- Akilo
- Akindele
- Akinware
- Akowo
- Akufo
- Alade
- Alagba
- Alajata
- Alaka
- Alakaso
- Alako
- Alapata
- Alaraba
- Aleyan
- Ami Adio
- Anisere
- Apata
- Apete
- Apoyin
- Araromi
- Arutu
- Atere
- Awotan
- Ayegun
- Bakatari
- Bako
- Balogun Alahusa
- Batake
- Bode-Igbo
- Ekerin
- Elenusonso
- Elere
- Elesinfunfun
- Eleso
- Elewe
- Eleyele
- Erinwusi
- Fasan
- Fenwa
- Gbada
- Idi Oro
- Idi-Ahun
- Idi-Amu
- Idi-Igbaro
- Idi-Oro Elewa
- Idiya
- Ido
- Igbona
- Ilaju
- Ile Tuntun
- Keditan
- Koguo
- Kuye
- Ladunni
- Langbin
- Lasokun Araromi
- Latayo
- Latunji
- Lawoyin
- Lonwe
- Morakinyo
- Odebode
- Oderemi
- Odetola
- Odo-Ona
- Odufemi
- Oganla
- Ogundele-Alaho
- Ogunleye
- Oke-Alaro
- Okedina
- Okeowa
- Oko Esu
- Okuna Awo
- Okusinde
- Olode
- Olokiti
- Oloko
- Olokogboro
- Oloro
- Oloya
- Oloyo
- Omi Onigbagbo
- Onidoko
- Onifuufuu
- Onigbinde
- Onigbodogi
- Onikanga
- Onikede
- Onikoko
- Onisago
- Opaleye
- Owolabi
- Oyawole
- Pakuru
- Saliu
- Sango
- Siba
- Sinko
- Sunbare
- Tade
- Tokan
- Tola
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