Sagamu Towns And Villages

Sagamu is a Local Government Area in Ogun State, Nigeria, sited along the Ibu River between Lagos and Ibadan. The Remo branch of the Yoruba people founded it in the mid-19th century, and its headquarters sits at Makun in Sagamu town.

The 2006 census counted 255,885 residents. Projections put the 2022 figure near 435,200. Sagamu holds 15 registration areas, among them Sabo I, Sabo II, Isokun/Oyebajo, Ijagba, Latawa, Ode-Lemo, Ogijo/Likosi, Surulere, Isote, Simawa/Iwelepe, Agbowa and Ibido/Ituwa/Alara.

The list below was checked name by name against 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records and the GeoNames gazetteer. Metro-area street and estate names carried by the old list were dropped in favour of settlements and wards.

Verified against 2015 INEC ward and polling-unit records and the GeoNames gazetteer:

  1. Aberebi
  2. Agbowa
  3. Aguntoye
  4. Aiyetoro
  5. Ajebo
  6. Ajegunle
  7. Ajeregun
  8. Akarigbo
  9. Alagbe
  10. Araromi
  11. Arigbabu
  12. Ayegbami
  13. Edina
  14. Elepete
  15. Emuren
  16. Erefu
  17. Ewu Oloja
  18. Ewu-Lema
  19. Ewu-Ode
  20. Ewu-Ogun
  21. Ewu-Oliwo
  22. Ewu-Osi
  23. Eyita
  24. Fajege
  25. Fakale
  26. Gbasemo
  27. Gbomo
  28. Ibelefun
  29. Ibido
  30. Igbaga
  31. Igbo-Olo
  32. Igboke
  33. Igbosoro
  34. Igode
  35. Ijagba
  36. Ijoko
  37. Ijokun
  38. Ilara
  39. Imoro
  40. Imusin
  41. Imute
  42. Ipa
  43. Iraye
  44. Isokun
  45. Isote
  46. Itamerin
  47. Iwelepe
  48. Kajola
  49. Kayoju
  50. Ladesuwa
  51. Latawa
  52. Latoro
  53. Lemo
  54. Likosi
  55. Lisa
  56. Magbon
  57. Makun
  58. Mede
  59. Mosimi
  60. Ode-Lemo
  61. Ogijo
  62. Oke-Ate
  63. Okemaso
  64. Okoto Ajegunle
  65. Ologbun
  66. Onisopi
  67. Orita-Atoyo
  68. Orita-Odo
  69. Orokuta
  70. Oso
  71. Ososo
  72. Oyeleke
  73. Rasusi
  74. Sabo
  75. Shagamu
  76. Simawa
  77. Sogbodun
  78. Sotubo
  79. Sowo