THE BROOKS OF LIFE
A Brook is a small, narrow stream of water, usually smaller than a river and often found in the countryside, forests or valleys. It may flow gently and can join a larger stream or river In Oke-Ere, we have Agbagu and Gbarin Brooks that can serve as tourists centres. Agbagu is located at […]
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Oke-Ere Road Rehabilitation: A means to an end
A motorable road is one of the factors that will be considered before localization of industry. All the roads that link Oke-Ere with other communities needs to be rehabilitated for the purpose of easy transportation and that will be done soonest by the mercies of God. Oke Ere is in the center just […]
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Oke Ere: A Kogi Village Balancing Heritage, Hardship, and Hope
Where the Land Meets History Tucked into the rolling hills of Kogi West Senatorial District lies Oke Ere, a village in Yagba West LGA that borders Kwara State. Just 6 km east of the historic town of Egbe and near Odo Ere, the LGA headquarters, Oke Ere sits at roughly 8.20433°N, 5.56377°E. It is one […]
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The Untold History of Oke-Ere Community Grammar School
In the heart of Oke-Ere stands an institution that has shaped lives, built dreams, and given hope to generations of young people — Oke-Ere Community Grammar School. For many sons and daughters of Oke-Ere, this school is more than a place of learning. It is a symbol of sacrifice, unity, and the determination of a […]
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Gboagun River Bridge: A Lifeline in need of Lasting Solution for Oke-Ere and Neighbouring Communities.
The people of Oke-Ere Village and surrounding communities continue to face a recurring challenge at the Gboagun River, where efforts to provide a stable bridge crossing have repeatedly failed due to seasonal flooding. For many years, the bridge over Gboagun River has remained a major concern for residents, commuters, farmers, traders, students, and visitors who […]
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