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'''Ifonyintedo''' is a town located in [[Ipokia]] Local Government Area of [[Ogun State]] in the South-western part of Nigeria. Founded in 1935, the town has grown to an estimated population of 10,000. It is primarily a farming community; however, commercial activities have increased recently owing to its proximity to the border with [[Benin|Republic of Benin]]. |
'''Ifonyintedo''' is a town located in [[Ipokia]] Local Government Area of [[Ogun State]] in the South-western part of Nigeria. Founded in 1935, the town has grown to an estimated population of 10,000. It is primarily a farming community; however, commercial activities have increased recently owing to its proximity to the border with [[Benin|Republic of Benin]]. |
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Ifonyintedo is a town located in Ipokia Local Government Area of Ogun State in the South-western part of Nigeria. Founded in 1935, the town has grown to an estimated population of 10,000. It is primarily a farming community; however, commercial activities have increased recently owing to its proximity to the border with Republic of Benin. The people are predominantly Yoruba who speak the Anago dialect.
The town has a traditional ruler/king whose title is "Olu of Ifonyintedo." The ruling houses include Oyekanmi Agura, Adetola Olunro Olukan, and Odunfa Esoobile and Tinuade Aniwajoye The current traditional ruler, Oba Isaac Olatunji Adesiyan, is from the Adetola Olunro Olukan ruling house.
There are various community development organizations involved in efforts to bring progress to the town among which are Ifonyintedo Development Union and Ifonyin Progressives.