Ayobo-Ipaja LCDA originated from the administrative restructuring of Lagos State. Initially part of the old Ikeja Local Government created in 1967, and later Alimosho LGA formed in 1991, Ayobo-Ipaja became an autonomous LCDA on October 28th, 2003 following the creation of 37 new councils by the Lagos State Government under H.E. Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The name Ayobo-Ipaja is derived from the two major ancient settlements—Ayobo and Ipaja—dating back more than three centuries. While these towns form the historic foundation, the LCDA is home to over 54 communities, towns, and villages.
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Estimated Population
in our city
Ayobo • Baruwa • Ipaja
Landmass
(as recorded)
Ayobo-Ipaja is home to a diverse and harmonious population, rooted in Yoruba traditions, thriving through farming, fishing, and trade, and enriched by a shared sense of community and culture.
Yorubas (Egbado & Awori) dominant; Hausa, Igbo & others as minorities.
Farming, fishing, trading.
Social, friendly, cooperative environment with moderate economic activity.
Politically active since the 1950s; notable figures such as Chief Akin Ajayi (former Ikeja LG Chairman).
Over 40 royal families administer community affairs.