State of Ibadan (Ìpínlẹ̀ Ibadan) is bordered to the west by the Republic of Benin, to the north by the Oyo Empire, to the east by State of Osun (Ìpínlẹ̀ Osun), and to the south by State of Ogun (Ìpínlẹ̀ Ogun).

Historically,State of Ibadan has been home to one of Africa’s largest cities, Ibadan, which has long served as the political capital of Yorubaland. The state is known for its resilient people, who are renowned for their unwavering determination in defending Yorubaland from foreign invasions. In times of crisis, the people of Ibadan’s chief city have consistently stood as protectors of their homeland, willing to fight to defend it.

State of Ibadan is also recognized for its rich football heritage and exceptional traditional diplomacy. The people here have a distinctive way of speaking Yoruba, often using stories and parables to navigate complex situations. They are said to possess an extraordinary ability to interpret unspoken words and respond in ways that convey meaning without directly stating it—truly a testament to their innate intelligence!