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Akoko South East Local Government Area

Ondo State · South West Zone · Headquarters: Isua-Akoko

Isua-Akoko Headquarters
117,000 Population (2006)
1991 Year Created
📋 Key Facts — Akoko South East LGA
LGA Name
Akoko South East
State
Headquarters
Isua-Akoko
Geopolitical Zone
South West
Senatorial District
Ondo North
Year Created
1991
Population (2006 Census)
117,000
Postal Code
342201
📚 About Akoko South East Local Government Area

Known for cocoa and kola nut farming. The Akoko people have distinctive dialects and cultural practices.

Frequently Asked Questions — Akoko South East LGA

Akoko South East Local Government Area is located in Ondo State, in the South West geopolitical zone of Nigeria. It falls within the Ondo North senatorial district. The headquarters of Akoko South East LGA is Isua-Akoko.

The headquarters of Akoko South East Local Government Area is Isua-Akoko. This is where the council secretariat, chairman's office and main government offices are located. The postal code for Isua-Akoko is 342201.

According to the 2006 National Population Census by the National Population Commission (NPC), Akoko South East Local Government Area had a population of 117,000 people.

Akoko South East Local Government Area was created in 1991 as part of the national local government reforms. Nigeria has had several rounds of LGA creation — 1976, 1991, and 1996 — which expanded the total from 301 to the current 774 LGAs.

Akoko South East Local Government Area is in Ondo State, Nigeria. Ondo State is in the South West zone and has its capital at Akure. Ondo State has 18 Local Government Areas in total.

Akoko South East Local Government Area is in the Ondo North senatorial district of Ondo State. This district is represented by a senator in the Nigerian National Assembly. Each senatorial district in Nigeria comprises several LGAs and elects one senator for a four-year term.