Epe

in Lagos State, Nigeria located on the north side of the Lekki Lagoon and about 90 km from Ibadan. During the 2006 Census, the population of Epe was approximately 181,409.

There is paramount ruler in the area as there are two major communities with individual monarchs. These are the Eko Epe and Ijebu Epe communities within the same town. The paramount ruler is the oloja of epeland who is the chairman obas and chiefs in epe division and also vice chairman obas and chiefs in Lagos state. notable festivals that are mostly celebrated in Epe land include Kayo-kayo Festival, Ebi day, Ojude-Oba, and Epe day.

A road junction at the entrance into Epe from the Lekki-Epe Expressway features a sculpture of two giant fish, erected by the Lagos State Government.

Notable higher institutions like Lagos State University (LASU), Yaba College of Technology, Lagos State University of Education (LASUED) (Formerly known as Michael Otedola College of Primary Education - MOCPED), and St. Augustine university all have campuses in Epe area of Lagos, Nigeria.