Iba, Osun State, Rural community in Osun State, Nigeria
Iba is a rural community in the Ifelodun Local Government Area of Osun State with a traditional settlement layout. The area contains a primary health care center and a microfinance bank established in 2008 to serve residents.
The region witnessed the Jalumi War in 1878, a conflict occurring during Yorubaland's civil wars in the 1800s. This period left lasting effects on the settlement's political and social development.
The community follows traditional leadership connected to Ife heritage and maintains local customs across multiple faiths. Religious institutions have shaped daily life and social bonds among residents for generations.
The community has a primary health care center and microfinance bank available for visitors seeking services. Plan your visit during the dry season when local roads are more passable and easier to navigate.
The community opened a youth training center in 2013 offering vocational courses in fashion design, hairdressing, and event decoration. This facility provides practical skills and economic opportunities for young people within the settlement.
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