Ibillo

Ibillo is a town located in Edo State, Nigeria. It is situated in the northern part of the state, within the Akoko-Edo Local Government Area. Ibillo is a relatively small town, known primarily as an agricultural hub.

The economy of Ibillo is largely based on farming. Major crops cultivated in the region include yams, cassava, maize, and plantains. The town serves as a trading center for agricultural produce from surrounding villages and farms.

Ibillo is part of the Edo North Senatorial District. It is populated primarily by the Akoko-Edo people, who have a distinct culture and language. The people of Ibillo are predominantly Christian, with a mix of traditional religious practices.

Access to Ibillo is mainly by road. The town is connected to other major towns in Edo State via a network of roads, though the condition of these roads can vary.

The town, like many rural communities in Nigeria, faces challenges related to infrastructure development, including access to reliable electricity and potable water.