Ancient town in Nigeria
Imesi-ile is in Osun State. Imesi-ile is an ancient town in the northeastern part of the Obokun Local Government in Osun State, South West Nigeria.
By car
This option helps in management of time if you are able to bear the traffic on the expressway and the constant delays. The journey saves you a good hour as against the bus ride.
By plane
The possibility of going by air is not limited to one location.
By train
Ilesa by train from the terminus at Iddo through Ibadan happens twice a week and the option via Osogbo, once a week. The fare depends on the class, with third to first ranging from ₦2,500-6,000
Taxis are safe and the drivers are courteous. Prices vary from ₦70-100
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