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| | Akure -- Encyclopædia Britannica |
 | | Akure is an agricultural trade centre for the yams, cassava, corn (maize), bananas, rice, palm oil and kernels, okra, and pumpkins grown by the Ondo branch of the Yoruba people. |
 | | A collecting point for cocoa and palm oil and kernels, it is a local market centre (yams, cassava, corn [maize], poultry, fish, fruits, palm produce, pumpkins, okra) and the location of a branch office... |
 | | It lies in the Yoruba Hills, at the intersection of roads from Akure, Ilawe, Ilesha, Ila (Illa), and Ikare, and is situated 92 miles (148 km) east-northeast of Ibadan. |
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