Okitipupa

Okitipupa is a local government area in southwestern Nigeria comprising several districts, each with its own community center and local functions. The region is home to the Olusegun Agagu University of Science and Technology, which serves students pursuing various academic programs.

The name comes from Ikale and Yoruba languages, where Okiti refers to the hilly terrain and Pupa describes the reddish soil found throughout the area. This naming reflects the natural geography that has always defined the region.

Agriculture shapes daily life here, with farming families cultivating oil palm, rubber, cassava, and vegetables that supply local markets and provide livelihoods. These crops remain central to how people in the communities spend their time and earn their living.

Visitors should be aware that the terrain is hilly, which affects movement and travel between different districts and communities. The best time to explore is during the drier months when roads and pathways are more accessible.

The area is divided into approximately twenty districts, each maintaining its own community assemblies and local decision-making processes. This decentralized structure allows smaller communities to preserve their individual character while functioning as part of a larger administrative region.

Location: Ondo State

GPS coordinates: 6.50417,4.77944

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:24