Ado-Odo is an ancient town in Ogun State, southwestern Nigeria. The traditional ruler holds the title Olofin Adimula Oodua and is a permanent member of the Ogun State Traditional Council in Ogun State.
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Ado is populated mainly by the Awori people, with other groups including Egba, Egun, and Yewa (Egbado) communities. The area produces cash and food crops, particularly cocoa, kola nut, palm oil, cassava, and vegetables.
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Towns around Ado-Odo
- Badagry21 km S
- River Atuwara24 km NE
- Banigbé27 km W
- Iyesi27 km E
- Alasia29 km SE
- Irewe30 km SE
- Adjarra31 km W
- Avrankou32 km W
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