All 20 Local Government Areas of Ogun State

Abeokuta North surrounds important northern parts of the state capital and contains several expanding residential and commercial communities. Agriculture, commerce, construction, public administration, real estate and services are important economic activities.

Abeokuta South contains the historic core of Abeokuta and many of the city's major government, cultural and commercial landmarks. Commerce, government, tourism, hospitality, education, real estate and services dominate the economy.

Ado-Odo/Ota is one of the most populous and industrialised LGAs in Ogun State and has strong economic connections with Lagos. One of Ogun's largest industrial and commercial economies, driven by manufacturing, logistics, real estate, construction and trade.

Ewekoro is an important industrial LGA because of its limestone deposits and cement manufacturing activities. Cement manufacturing, limestone extraction, quarrying, agriculture, transport and commerce are major activities.

Ifo is one of Ogun's fastest-growing urban LGAs because of its proximity to Lagos and expanding residential communities. Real estate, construction, commerce, transportation, manufacturing, agriculture and services drive the local economy.

Ijebu East is one of the largest LGAs by land area in Ogun State and contains extensive rural and forest landscapes. Agriculture, forestry, oil palm, cocoa, fishing, commerce and emerging industrial activity are important.

Ijebu North is centred on Ijebu-Igbo and is one of the major population and commercial centres in Ogun East. Agriculture, cocoa, oil palm, timber, commerce, education and small-scale manufacturing are major economic activities.

Ijebu North East is a relatively compact LGA located within the Ijebu cultural area. Agriculture, commerce, food processing, transportation and small businesses are important.

Ijebu Ode is the historic political and cultural capital of Ijebuland and one of Ogun State's most important cities. Commerce, education, hospitality, transport, agriculture and services are major economic activities.

Ikenne is part of Remoland and is home to Ilishan-Remo and major educational institutions. Education, agriculture, commerce, real estate, hospitality and services are major economic activities.

Imeko Afon is a large western Ogun LGA bordering the Republic of Benin and has significant agricultural and cross-border trade potential. Agriculture, livestock, forestry, cross-border trade and local commerce are important economic activities.

Ipokia is a major border LGA containing Idiroko and several communities involved in Nigeria-Benin trade. Cross-border trade, agriculture, transport, fishing, commerce and small businesses are major activities.

Obafemi Owode is one of the largest LGAs around the Lagos-Ogun growth corridor and has experienced major population growth. Agriculture, real estate, construction, logistics, commerce and residential development are major economic activities.

Odeda is a large agricultural LGA north of Abeokuta and contains important educational and agricultural research facilities. Agriculture, education, food processing, commerce and transportation are major economic activities.

Odogbolu is a historic Ijebu-area LGA with agricultural communities and important cultural heritage. Agriculture, palm oil, cocoa, commerce, food processing and services are important.

Ogun Waterside occupies the eastern coastal portion of Ogun State and has substantial marine and forest resources. Fishing, agriculture, oil palm, forestry, marine resources, trade and emerging industrial activities are important.

Remo North is a compact LGA containing several historic Remo communities. Agriculture, commerce, education, food processing and small businesses support the local economy.

Sagamu is one of Ogun State's major commercial and industrial cities and the principal urban centre of Remoland. Manufacturing, commerce, transportation, agriculture, construction, hospitality and services dominate the economy.

Yewa North is the largest Ogun LGA by land area in the published LGA land-area dataset and is a major agricultural region. Agriculture, livestock, forestry, cross-border trade, food processing and commerce are important.

Yewa South is centred on Ilaro and contains several historically important Yewa communities. Agriculture, commerce, manufacturing, food processing, education and cross-border trade are important.