About Olamaboro LGA

Rooted in heritage, powered by agriculture, and moving towards a progressive future.

Introduction

Our Geography & Heritage

Olamaboro is a prominent Local Government Area in Kogi State, Nigeria, with its administrative headquarters situated in the vibrant town of Okpo. Established to bring governance closer to the grass roots, Olamaboro is bounded by Enugu and Benue states, making it a strategic border gateway.

The LGA comprises three principal ancestral districts: Okpo, Ogugu, and Imane. Each district is characterized by a strong Igala cultural heritage, language, and warm hospitality, with farming and trading serving as the economic bedrock of our communities.

Olamaboro Land
Headquarters Okpo Secretariat Road
1996 Year Created
3 Major Districts
10 Electoral Wards
160k+ Population

Our Vision

To establish Olamaboro LGA as Kogi State's premier hub of agricultural enterprise and commerce, driven by transparent administration, infrastructure development, and citizen-first municipal services.

Our Mission

To empower local farmers, upgrade primary health clinics, construct durable feeder roads, and implement digitized administrative processes that guarantee institutional accountability.

Meet Our Administrative Officers

Our administrative council comprises the Executive Chairman, Vice Chairman, Council Secretary, and the Legislative Arm, working in sync with our civil service departments.

Executive Chairman → Six Departments →