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[Rank]: 1
[LGA]: Ifo
[Population (1991)]: 215,055
[Population (2006)]: 539,170
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[Rank]: 10
[LGA]: Ijebu Ode
[Population (1991)]: N/A
[Population (2006)]: 157,161
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[Rank]: 11
[LGA]: Ipokia
[Population (1991)]: N/A
[Population (2006)]: 150,387
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[Rank]: 2
[LGA]: Ado-Odo/Ota
[Population (1991)]: 234,647
[Population (2006)]: 527,242
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[Rank]: 8
[LGA]: Egbado North
[Population (1991)]: N/A
[Population (2006)]: 183,844
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[Rank]: 19
[LGA]: Ewekoro
[Population (1991)]: N/A
[Population (2006)]: 55,093
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Ogun State is a Nigerian first-level administrative country subdivision. And home to former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The West Borders the Republic of Benin. Ogun State Jianzhou on February 3,1976, covering an area of 16,762 square kilometers, ranked 24th out of the country’s 36 states. Population: 3,728,098(2006) , ranking 16th in China.
Ogun State, Nigeria, counted 21 local government districts by population, and ranked them from the highest to the lowest, according to the size of the population, recorded in this random tool. Using the generator, we can see that the most populous region in Ogun State is the IFO, with a population of 539,170, almost one-sixth of the population of Ogun State. Of course, if you’re interested in the size and percentage of the population of Ogun State, the random tool will give you more detailed information.
Click the "Display All Items" button and you will get a list of Ogun State local government areas by population.
