Ikare Akoko

Ikarẹ-Àkókó je ilu nla kan ti o wa ni apa guusu iwo-Oorun Ìpílẹ̀ Ondo, Nàìjíríà.^{[citation needed]} Ilu Ikarẹ to ẹgbẹrun ibusọ si ilu Akure ti o jẹ olu ilu fun ipinle Ondo. Ilu yi ni o jẹ olu ilu fun awọn ilu ti o wa ni ẹkun ijọba agbegbe Akoko bi Oka-Akoko, Isua-Akoko, Okeagbe-Akoko, Ugbe Akoko ati bbl. Ilu Ikare-Akoko ni o jẹ olu ilu fun ijoba ibilẹ Akoko North-East Local Government.Awọn ohun ọrọ aje ilu naa ni obì, kòkó àti kọfí.^{[citation needed]}

Ikare-Akoko Ùkàrẹ́
Motto(s):  ọmọ olókè méjì takọ tabo
Ikare-Akoko
Coordinates: 7°31′N 5°45′E
Country	Nigeria
State	Ondo
Demonym(s)	omo Ikare

Ìtàn ìlú Ìkàrẹ́ láti ẹnu ọmọ bíbí Ìkàrẹ́ ní èdè Ìkàrẹ́.

Ilu Ikare paala pẹlu Arigidi Akoko, Ugbe Akoko, Ọ̀gbàgì Àkoko, Ọka Akoko, Akungba Akoko ati Supare Akoko.

Ọja Osele ni ọja abalaye ti o tobi julọ ninu gbogbo ọja ti o wa ni ilu naa, nigba ti ọja Ọba wa ni adojukọ ile ifowopamọ first bank ti o wa ni ibudokọ Ikarẹ-Akoko. Ilu Ikarẹ jẹ ilu ti o ko gbogbo ẹsin mọra, awọn ẹlẹsin bi ẹsin ẹsin iṣẹṣe, Musulumi ati Christeni. The architectural style of the city incorporates both Portuguese and Arabic styles.^{[citation needed]} The Portuguese style was introduced in the 16th century when Portugal began to export slaves from the region. Arabic influences were incorporated in the 19th century with the diffusion of Islamic culture Southward across the Sahara.^{[citation needed]}Population as of 2006 was over 700,000.^{[citation needed]}

Ẹ tún wo

• Akungba Akoko
• Oka Akoko
• Akoko