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The Ikorodu Oga Festival is an annual cultural celebration held in Ikorodu, a city located in Lagos State, Nigeria. The festival was founded in 1992 under the leadership of Asiwaju B. O. Benson (SAN), a significant event in the city's cultural calendar, showcasing the rich heritage and traditions of the Ikorodu people.^[1] Also, it is the most attended festival amongst the festivals in Ikorodu.^[2]

The Ikorodu Oga Festival has its roots in the city's history, dating back to the 16th century when Ikorodu was a major trading center. The festival would kick off with Woro Carnival, followed by Oga Social Night. Other activities slated for the festival week include a complimentary medical check-up, a musical and drama fiesta, and Indigenous reunion day.^[3] These events will culminate in a grand finale on Saturday, November 19, to be held at the Ayangbure Palace Pavilion, marking the climax of the celebration.^[4]

The Ikorodu Oga Festival is typically celebrated over a period of seven days, featuring a range of activities, including Traditional processions featuring traditional dancers, musicians, and masquerades. Cultural performances also include Music, dance, and drama performances showcasing the city's rich cultural heritage.^[5]

The Ikorodu Oga Festival is significant for several reasons. particularly, cultural preservation, economic benefit, community building.