Iyin Ekiti Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
town in Ekiti State, Nigeria
About Iyin Ekiti
The town was established between 1951 and 1954, when the Uyin people of the villages of Araromi, Okesale, Oketoro and Okelawe moved to the site, then sparsely occupied. Iyin now has eight primary and three post primary schools, a modern police station and barracks, a general post office, a local government maternity center and a general hospital. The town also has a micro-finance bank. Its closeness to the state capital has helped economically. The new Iyin road is also expected to bring in development to the community owing to the fact that the boundary of Ado-Iyin on the axis is developing rapidly with Tungba Village, NCCF and the Ekiti State Housing Estate all in Iyin-Ekiti. The town embraces Christianity and Islam without jeopardizing the traditional aspect.
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