Sagamu

Sagamu is a historic city in Ogun State, a major industrial and commercial centre on the Lagos–Ibadan expressway. It is a centre for the Remo Yoruba people and hosts the annual Remo Cultural Festival. Sagamu's economy is driven by cement manufacturing (plants like Dangote and Lafarge), brewing, and agriculture. The city is also known for the Sagamu limestone caves and the historic Sagamu Hotel. It is the birthplace of several Nigerian nationalist figures.

By Plane

The nearest major airport is Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS) in Lagos, about 60 km south-west.

By Car / Road

Sagamu is at the junction of the Lagos–Ibadan and Lagos–Benin expressways, about 1 hour north-east of Lagos. Buses from all directions pass through.

Keke and okada serve the city.

• Sagamu Limestone Caves — natural limestone formations

• Remo Cultural Festival grounds

• Sagamu Market — a major trading centre

• Historic Sagamu Hotel — a colonial-era landmark

• Explore the limestone caves — a natural attraction

• Attend the Remo Cultural Festival — traditional dances and displays

• Shop at the market

Remo Yoruba cuisine.

Zobo and bottled drinks.

Guesthouses and hotels from ₦3,000–12,000.

Textiles, crafts, and local produce.

• Lagos — 1 hr south-west
• Ibadan — 1.5 hr north
• Ijebu-Ode — 30 min east
• Iperu — 20 min east