[1]. Ikare
[2]. Oka
[3]. Isua
[4]. Okeagbe
[5]. Iwaro
[6]. Ogbagi
[7]. Arigidi
[8]. Supare
[9]. Ikaram
10. Akungba
11. Epinmi
11. Akunnu
12. Auga
13. Ikakumo
14. Iboropa
15. Ajowa
16. Igashi
17. Ikun
18. Ifira
19. Ipesi
20. Eriti
21. Oyin
22. Afin
23. Ese
24. Irun
25. Imo
26. Abadara
27. Awara
28. Ayegunle
29. Oba
30. Ose
31. Uba
32. Ishe
33. Ase
34. Okia
35. Ugbe
36. Erusu
37. Ibaram
38. Iyani
39. Gedegede
40. Iye
41. Afo
42. Sosan
43. Otaloke.
44. Eti~Oro.
45. Ipe.
46. Isinmerin.
47. Ayanran.
Akoko Land is made of about 1,212, square kilometers of land areas with fertile land for farming. Akoko Land is an agriculturally based community as her economy mainly relies on crops farming, livestocks, cassava, yams, millet and fruits such as oranges and Cocoa plus Kola~Nut.
Akoko Division is bordered east and north of Ekiti state, to the south by Owo/Ose Local Government while its western border forms part of the Edo State and Northern border with Kogi State. Akoko is the most largest ethnic group in the entire Ondo State.
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