Epe is a bustling town situated on the eastern end of the Island of Lagos State in Nigeria. It is home to a diverse population of both indigenous and non-indigenous people, making it a melting pot of different cultures and traditions.
Brief History of Epe
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THE EPE FISH MARKET
One of the most popular places to visit in Lagos, is the Epe fish market which was just a small fish market
in the middle of Epe.
Oluwo retail market, Epe is the home to Lagos' largest fish and sea food market, where you can buy
anything from makerel to Snails, catfish, crocodiles, alligators,…
THE HISTORY OF EPE
Prior to the arrival of people and settlements in Epe, the town was referred to as "Igbo Obo," which translates into English as "Monkey Forest."
Urankaloye and Aramope led several groups of Ijebu hunters on a game expedition to this area. Their presumed residence prior to embarking on their game expedition from…