CULTURE & TOURISM
From the bustling film sets of Nollywood to the colorful markets of indigenous textiles and crafts, Ogun State is a cultural gem. With iconic festivals, historic sites, and state-of-the-art film and entertainment facilities, the state is redefining tourism—not just as an experience, but as a powerful investment frontier in storytelling, fashion, and creative enterprise.
Ojude Oba Festival
Held annually in Ijebu-Ode, the Ojude Oba Festival is one of Nigeria’s grandest cultural celebrations—where tradition, pageantry, and community pride converge. Featuring vibrant displays of regalia, equestrian parades, and homage to the Awujale of Ijebuland, the festival attracts thousands of visitors, dignitaries, and tourists from around the world, showcasing Ogun State’s rich heritage and hospitality.
Ogun State
Film Village
Ogun is a cultural hub and growing film center, with top production facilities, heritage sites, and festivals attracting creatives and tourists.
Ogun State Indigenous
Textiles Production
Ogun State’s centuries-old textile traditions showcase skilled craftsmanship and support artisans while preserving cultural heritage.
Ogun State Arts and
Crafts Market
A vibrant marketplace for artisans to showcase Ogun's rich arts and crafts.
Area J4
(OMO, Elephant Forest)
A wildlife haven, home to rare species and a prime destination for eco-tourism.
Tongeji Island
A beautiful, serene island, ideal for tourists seeking relaxation and natural beauty.
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