List of Customary Courts in Ekiti State

The Customary Courts in Ekiti State are:

  1. Customary Court, Ayede-Ekiti
  2. Customary Court, Igbara-Ekiti
  3. Customary Court, Ogotun-Ekiti
  4. Customary Court, Ado-Ekiti
  5. Customary Court, Ilawe-Ekiti
  6. Customary Court, Aramoko-Ekiti
  7. Customary Court, Okemesi-Ekiti
  8. Customary Court, Ijero-Ekiti
  9. Customary Court, Ipoti-Ekiti
  10. Customary Court, Ayedun-Ekiti
  11. Customary Court, Oye-Ekiti
  12. Customary Court, Ido-Ekiti
  13. Customary Court, Iyin-Ekiti
  14. Customary Court, Ode-Ekiti
  15. Customary Court, Emure-Ekiti
  16. Customary Court, Ayetoro-Ekiti
  17. Customary Court, Otun-Ekiti
  18. Customary Court, Efon-Ekiti
  19. Customary Court, Ise-Ekiti
  20. Customary Court, Aisegba-Ekiti
  21. Customary Court, Ikogosi-Ekiti
  22. Customary Court, Ikere-Ekiti
  23. Customary Court, Ikole-Ekiti
  24. Customary Court, Igbemo-Ekiti
  25. Customary Court, Omuo-Ekiti
  26. Customary Court, Ifaki-Ekiti
  27. Customary Court, Isan-Ekiti
  28. Customary Court, Osi-Ekiti
  29. Customary Court, Iloro-Ekiti
  30. Customary Court, Are-Ekiti
  31. Customary Court, Iludun-Ekiti

Ekiti is a state in southwestern Nigeria.

Named after the Ekiti people, the Yoruba subgroup that make up the majority of the state’s population, Ekiti State was formed from a part of Ondo State in 1996 and has its capital as the city of Ado-Ekiti.

Iworoko mountain
Fajuyi Memorial Park
Ekiti state University Teaching Hospital, Ado-ekiti
Ekiti people

Ekiti State is a state in southwestern Nigeria, bordered to the north by Kwara State, to the northeast by Kogi State, to the south and southeast by Ondo State, and to the west by Osun State.

It was created in 1996 from the territory of the former Ondo State. The state is known for its rich cultural heritage, natural beauty and agricultural potential.

Ekiti is also home to some of some prestigious educational institutions in the country, such as the Ekiti State University, the Federal University of Oye-Ekiti and the Afe Babalola University.

One of the most popular destinations in Ekiti is the Ikogosi Warm Springs Resort, located in Ikogosi town. This resort is famous for its natural phenomenon of warm and cold springs flowing side by side from the same source. The warm spring has a temperature of about 70°C, while the cold spring has a temperature of about 37°C. The resort offers various facilities and activities for visitors, such as swimming pools, chalets, restaurants, conference halls, hiking trails and a museum.

Ikogosi
Olosunta Hills

Ekiti State has 16 Local Government Areas, namely:

  1. Ado-Ekiti
  2. Ikere
  3. Oye
  4. Aiyekire (Gbonyin)
  5. Efon
  6. Ekiti East
  7. Ekiti South-West
  8. Ekiti West
  9. Emure
  10. Ido-Osi
  11. Ijero
  12. Ikole
  13. Ilejemeje
  14. Irepodun/Ifelodun
  15. Ise/Orun
  16. Moba
St. Paul Anglican church, Erijiyan
Aramoko-Ekiti Roundabout, Aramoko-Ekiti
Araromi Baptist Church, Igede-Ekiti
Ekiti Baptist High School, Igede Ekiti
Ekiti state internal revenue house, Ado-ekiti

Another attraction in Ekiti is the Arinta Waterfalls, situated in Ipole-Iloro town. This waterfall is one of the highest and most spectacular in Nigeria, with a height of about 120 meters. The waterfall is surrounded by lush vegetation and rocky cliffs, creating a scenic and serene environment. You can enjoy the view of the waterfall from a distance or get closer to feel its refreshing spray.

The Ekiti Cultural Centre in Ado-Ekiti, is a hub for cultural activities and events, such as exhibitions, festivals, workshops and performances. The centre also houses a museum that showcases various artifacts and relics from the past, such as pottery, beads, masks, costumes and musical instruments.

Ekiti is a state that celebrates its traditions and values. Some of the most notable festivals in Ekiti are the Udiroko Festival, the Ogun Festival and the Olosunta Festival. These festivals are held annually to mark different occasions and honor different deities. They feature colorful displays of costumes, dances, music and rituals that reflect the identity and diversity of Ekiti people.