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The Deji of Akure’s palace is the traditional home of the town’s ruler.
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The Egungun festival is a part of the Yoruba traditional religion. It is performed to mark the death of important personalities, the festival is common among the Egbas, Egbados, Oyo and other parts of South West Nigeria. The festival is usually an annual celebration performed within the months of November to April when there is no rain, with the belief that their ancestor should not have to suffer in the rain.
The Cave Ashes is located in Isharun, which is referred to as the home of the oldest pre-historic man in West Africa. Its skeleton was discovered by Professor Thurstan Shaw – who was at the University of Ibadan at the time.
This place is at Oke Igbo and has an evergreen forest that is beautiful and thick. You can shoot movies here, have a picnic and generally do other fun things here. You will most possibly be meeting a lot of persons out there who are also visiting here to have an awesome moment.
The Ebomi Lake Tourist Centre is located in Ipesi in Akoko South-East and is not far from Akure. Tourist can come here and discover a things from the culture of the people. A lot of people are always coming here for relaxation and to explore nature.
The Igbokoda waterfront is one of the longest body of water in the country. The vast stretch of water makes for an exciting fishing expedition and the scenery is beautiful.
FECA
The Federal College of Agriculture, Akure (FECA) is located in a serene and picturesque setting, surrounded by lush greenery and fertile farmland. The college campus is spread across a vast area, with modern infrastructure and facilities, including:
- Well-equipped classrooms and laboratories
- State-of-the-art agricultural research centers and farms
- Comfortable student hostels and staff quarters
- A well-stocked library and resource center
- Sports facilities, including a football field, basketball court, and tennis court
- A multipurpose auditorium and event center
The college is situated in a peaceful and tranquil environment, conducive to learning and academic pursuits. The surrounding landscape is characterized by rolling hills, verdant forests, and fertile agricultural land, making it an ideal location for agricultural research and training.
The campus is easily accessible by road, with ample parking and transportation options available. The nearby city of Akure offers a range of amenities, including shopping centers, restaurants, and cultural attractions, making it an attractive destination for students and visitors alike.