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IBADAN SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT,
OLUYOLE ESTATE, RING ROAD
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Chairman’s Profile:
HON.
Biography: DOB, POB, Education,
Experience, Family, Achievements,
Interest, Vision, Political Party.
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Ibadan South West Local Government Area was carved out of the defunct Ibadan Municipal Government (IMG) in 1991. The Administrative Headquarter is located at Oluyole Estate.
It covers a landmass of 133,500 square kilometres with a population density of 2,401 persons per square kilometre. The 2010 estimated population for the area was projected 320,536 people, using a growth rate of 3.2% from 2006 census. The Local Government Area is bounded by Ibadan North West and Ido Local Government Areas to the north, Oluyole Local Government in the south, Ido Local Government Area in west and Ibadan North and South East in the east.
There are no serious farming activities in the area being an urban centre. Most of the agricultural products planted outside the area are being processed in the Local Government Area. Few organized companies and farms such as Zartech, Bronce, Avians, Ajanla Farms practice poultry.
The Local Government Area is a home for small, medium and large scale industries. Majority of the large scale industries are located in the Oluyole Estate, Ibadan. Among them are Yale Foods Nigerian Limited, Caps Feed Nigerian Limited, Niger Hygiene, 7up Bottling Company. Etc.
Others that are located in various parts of the Local Government Area include Sumal Foods Nigerian Limited, Ring Road; Vital Foods Nigerian Limited, Ring Road; Fuman, Apata; NNPC; Apata; Jitalex, Odo Ona' Vitamal NigerianPlc, Lagos Bye pass Oke Ado etc.
The following tourists’ attraction centres could be found in Local Government Area: Nicort Cultural Centre, Jericho, Sango Ile Mogba, Isale Osi, Ooni Ile Oloni, Agbeni Ologede, Sango Ile Akure, Agbeni Area, Opposite La Opa. The Local Government area is dominated by the Yoruba’s and other tribes who engaged in different type of economic activities.
Ibadan South West local government area is subdivided into 12 wards: |
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The local government is governed by an elected chairman and 12 councillors, one elected from each ward. |
| Elected local government is enshrined in the federal constitution of Nigeria. At the same time it is established by state legislation. Local government is single-tier and established throughout the country. |
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