Igbodo Town is a vibrant and culturally rich community located in the Ika North East Local Government Area of Delta State, Nigeria. Known for its agricultural prowess and strong community spirit, Igbodo is home to a population that takes pride in its heritage and traditions.

Villages of Igbodo

Igbodo is comprised of six distinct villages, each led by a village head known as the Ogene. These villages are:

• Anieyime
• Anikpekwu
• Idumu Obior
• Idumu Ozei
• Ilabor
• Ndobu

Each village contributes to the rich tapestry of Igbodo’s culture, with unique traditions and practices that enhance the overall community experience.

Leadership Structure

The leadership of Igbodo is anchored by its royal family. The town is overseen by the Obi, who serves as the main king and custodian of the community’s traditions and values. This dual structure of village heads and a central king fosters unity and effective governance throughout the town.

Agricultural Heritage

Igbodo is recognized as the food basket of Delta State, known for its mechanized and extensive farming. The town thrives on the production of various food crops, including rice, cassava, and yams, contributing significantly to the local and national economy. Our agricultural activities not only feed the community but also support trade across Nigeria and beyond.

Community Spirit

The residents of Igbodo are known for their warmth and hospitality. The town’s peaceful environment, coupled with a strong sense of community, creates an inviting atmosphere for visitors and residents alike. Igbodo takes pride in its rich cultural heritage, celebrated through festivals and communal gatherings.

Join Us

Whether you are visiting or considering making Igbodo your home, you will find a community that values tradition, agriculture, and togetherness. Welcome to Igbodo Town, where heritage meets opportunity!