Ogun Stateis a vibrant Nigerian state that has experienced exponential growth in recent years. The cities in Ogun State are quite remarkable. Aside from its intriguing cities, the state is known for having the most registered (private) universities and other higher education institutions in Nigeria. It is also the only state in the nation to manage two state-owned universities. Additionally, Ogun State is home to Nigeria’s first and only university of education. In this article, LANDMART has compiled a list of fast-growing developing environments in Ogun state.

On the other hand, Ogun State’s most developed region and several of its biggest cities rank among the greatest locations to live, visit, or invest in terms of development. The list of these cities is shown below.

Abeokuta

This is the capital and most developed area of Ogun State; social amenities abound, and  Abeokuta is a secure and friendly place to live. The “Gateway State” of Ogun has its capital city of Abeokuta. The biggest city and most developed region in Ogun State is Abeokuta.

It is a tourism center due to the existence of tourist attractions including Olumo Rock, Centenary Hall, Alake’s Palace, and others. It’s a vibrant location to live since it has many institutions. This city produced the majority of the world-class Nigerian professors. Abeokuta is a city rich in history and fascinating facts.

Abeokuta The most gorgeous area in Ogun state in recent memory is also its capital. Since the government began to concentrate on infrastructure, the state has seen inexorable expansion. There is a decent road network across the city, social facilities are provided, and Abeokuta is safe and accommodating. The cost of living in Abeokuta is reasonable but not very expensive.

The Federal University of Agriculture, one of the universities of higher learning owned and operated by the Federal Government of Nigeria, is located in Abeokuta. This city is home to a huge number of excellent schools.

Ijebu Ode And Ijebu Igbo

Ijebu Ode is a well-liked and comfortable location in Ogun. One of the fast-growing developing and second-biggest city in Ogun State is Ijebu Ode. Also Ogun State’s second-largest local government.

Right there in Ijebu Igbo Ogun State is where you’ll find the local government of Ijebu North East. Lambo, Loti, Ika, Ikeja, Ikereku, Ikija, Ilawo, Irena, Isaye, Iseku, Ishopin, Isofin orile, Isola, Itori, Itori Alase, Iwokun Nia, and several other villages and towns are the local government’s villages and towns.

The city has a mild tropical climate and is situated in the eastern portion of Ogun State, 110 kilometers northeast of Lagos by road. It is also only 100 kilometers from the Atlantic Ocean. The esteemed Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago-Iwoye, a state university in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, Nigeria, is located in Ijebu.

Sango Ota

One of the fastest-growing developing environments and third-largest cities in Ogun State is Sango Ota. Sango Ota, the state’s industrial center, is also the most sought-after area to live in Ogun State. In terms of safety, Sango Ota is quite secure.

Sango is home to several significant factories in Ogun, including the Dangote Cement Factory, Nestle, Lafarge Cement Factory, and Unilever.

Mowe Ibafo

Mowe is a thriving town situated along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway in Ogun state. This region is a center of industry and trade, home to several small and large firms. Because Redemption Camp was close to Mowe Ibafo, it became the most developed and well-known city in Ogun State.

Although Mowe Ibafo is a tranquil location, there is some moderate traffic because of the different activities that take place in this city. Mowe is one of the fast-growing developing environments in Ogun state because, in contrast to other desirable places like Sango, which is located on the outskirts of Lagos on the Oshodi-Egbeda axis, and Ikorodu, there is less traffic on the major Lagos-Ibadan Expressway.

Sagamu

Makun, Offin Sonyindo, Epe, Ibido, Igbepa, Ado, Oko, Ipoji, Batoro, Ijoku, Latawa, and Ijagba are among the towns that make up this region. This is an industrial location with potential for financial gain. It also has a ton of intriguing locations where you can hang out and enjoy yourself with loved ones.

The erstwhile Political Administration network of the Remo division of the now-defunct Western Region of Nigeria oversaw  Sagamu Local Government.

Ifo

One of Ogun State’s most populated and developed cities is Ifo. Ogun State’s Ifo Local Government Area is a local government area with Ifo town serving as its administrative hub. As there are still plenty of areas available for development, Ifo is one of the best places to reside in Ogun State. Ifo is a big city because of the market that is located there.

Owode, Yewa

Owode Yewa’s proximity to the border contributes to its development and popularity. Items are reasonably priced. Owode & Owode are secure since security personnel are constantly there.

The Ogun State government’s plan to bring back Yewa International Market in Owode was previously reported. The leaders of Yewa, including the local indigenous population, demand that the Ogun State government consider this issue seriously and urgently. They have heard of his innovative initiatives recently commissioned around the state, and they want to include this as one of the state’s accomplishments.

Atan

The Covenant University and Winners Chapel are located in Atan, Ofgun state. Atan is well-known for its market. This is also one of the fast-growing developing environments in Ogun State.

Ipokia

A Local Government Area called Ipokia is in the Nigerian state of Ogun, which borders the Republic of Benin. Ipokia Town is its capital.

Within the town of Ipokia, there are other towns such as Idiroko, Oniro, Ita Egbe, Hunbo, Agosasa, Aseko, Maun, Koko, Ropo, Alaari, Tube, Ilashe, Ifonyintedo, Madoga, Jofin, and Tongeji.

It serves as the local government’s capital, Ipokia. Famous natives of the town include the late Honorable Olufemi Isiaka Ajibade (former controller of the WAI Brigade of Nigeria), Chief Bolarinwa Yakubu Abioro (Balogun of Ipokia and former minority leader of the House of Assembly in the old western region), Late Ambassador Lamidi Maliki (former diplomat), and Ambassador Isiaka Adesola Abolurin (former diplomat and current Balogun of Ipokia).

Shimawa

Known for its peaceful surroundings and first-rate infrastructure, including strong road networks, schools, hospitals, and retail complexes, Shimawa is another fast-growing town in Ogun state, situated along the Lagos-Ibadan highway.

Arepo

One of the fast-growing cities in Ogun state that borders Lagos state is Arepo. A short drive from Lagos State’s capital, Arepo is mostly made up of residential areas with nice neighborhoods and business areas with shopping complexes, entertainment venues, Punch Newspapers, The Tribune, Opic Scheme, and many other establishments.

Magboro

The town of Magboro, in Ogun State, is expanding quickly and is situated along the Lagos-Ibadan expressway. There have been a lot of developments in this region lately, including the emergence of contemporary housing complexes, commercial centers, and schools.

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