Where Yoruba heritage meets modern hospitality
From the world-famous Ojude Oba festival to sacred groves and royal palaces — Ijebu North East is a living gallery of culture, cuisine and community.
Ojude Oba — A celebration of Ijebu identity
Held annually three days after Eid-el-Kabir, Ojude Oba is a breathtaking pageant of horses, ageless regalia, royal processions and unity across families, clans and faiths.
Places to visit
Ojude Oba Festival
World-famous Ijebu cultural pageant of horses, regalia and royal procession.
Atan Heritage Square
Civic square honoring the founding fathers and Ijebu traditions.
Itele Sacred Grove
Ancestral grove with rich folklore and indigenous biodiversity.
Ososa Royal Palace
Architectural showcase of Ijebu royalty and traditional governance.
Ijebu Cuisine Trail
Ikokore, ebiripo, efo-riro and palm-wine tasting across the LGA.
Mamu River Walk
Scenic riverside trail ideal for picnics and birdwatching.
Annual festivals
Ojude Oba, Egungun, harvest and end-of-year community festivities.
10 vibrant wards
Each with its own micro-culture, foods and traditional crafts.
Storied palaces
Royal courts of Atan, Ososa and Itele welcome respectful visitors.