Igbo-Ero

Igbo-Ero is a rural village located in Yagba East, Kogi State, Nigeria. It is one of the dispersed communities in the Okun-speaking zone of the state.

The settlement occupies savanna terrain marked by farmland, shrubs and intermittent water channels.

Agriculture is the main source of livelihood, with villagers cultivating yam, cassava, maize and cashew. Small livestock rearing supplements crop production.

The population consists primarily of Yoruba speakers of the Yagba dialect. Christian religious practices are common.

Igbo-Ero is linked by local road networks to neighbouring settlements and has access to mobile telecommunications services.

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