Ilado Odo - sometimes referred as Ilado, is a recognized riverine community within Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area of Lagos State. It sits in the lagoon belt alongside Ilashe and Inagbe, and is officially documented in postal records under the 102102 postcode. Traditional leadership is also in place, with the Onilado of Ilado/Inagbe Islands serving as the custodian of local authority.

The community is largely accessible by waterways, since direct road infrastructure is limited, making boat transport the primary mode of movement. This geographical setup contributes to many of the challenges residents face. Electricity supply has historically been inconsistent, but recent federal and state projects, such as the Transmission Company of Nigeria’s offshore substation initiative, have targeted Ilado and its neighboring islands to improve access to power.

Owode - is a riverine settlement within Amuwo-Odofin Local Government Area of Lagos, sharing the same lagoon axis with Ilado, Masamasa, Ilashe, and Inagbe. Like its neighboring communities, Owode is largely accessible by water, with boats and ferries serving as the main link to mainland Lagos. The local population is engaged mainly in fishing, small scale farming, and local trade, sustaining a traditional lifestyle closely tied to the lagoon. Housing in Owode is basic, with many self constructed structures adapted to the wet terrain, and land values are cheaper compared to developed mainland parts of Lagos.

Mazamaza - is one of the busiest and most well known neighborhoods along Old Ojo Road in Amuwo Odofin. It lies close to Mile 2 and serves as a gateway between Festac Town, Satellite Town, and the Lagos Badagry Expressway. Because of this, it is both a residential and commercial hotspot that draws in thousands of commuters and traders every day.The area is heavily populated and features a blend of housing types. You’ll find tenement buildings, low rise flats, and smaller modern estates all packed within the same environment. Rents are generally cheaper than inside Festac, which makes Mazamaza attractive to middle- and lower-income families as well as young workers who want accessibility without the higher costs.

Oluti - is a mainland community within Amuwo Odofin LGA, situated along the Lagos Badagry Expressway, not far from Agboju, Festac Town, and Mile 2. Oluti is fully road connected and part of the developed urban mainland of Amuwo Odofin. Its location gives residents quick access to major roads linking Apapa, Oshodi, Surulere, and Badagry.

The community is mixed residential and commercial, with a blend of family houses, rented apartments, and small scale businesses. It benefits from proximity to Festac Town and Satellite Town, where residents can access good schools, healthcare facilities, shopping centers, and leisure spots.

Old Ojo Road - is a major residential and commercial stretch in Amuwo Odofin LGA, running from the Mile 2 / Mazamaza axis down towards Satellite Town. It’s a busy expressway that connects multiple estates, markets, and neighborhoods along the Lagos Badagry route. Unlike the island and rural parts of Amuwo Odofin, Old Ojo Road is mainland, fully road connected, and heavily populated.

The road is lined with residential estates, standalone houses, and commercial shops. It serves as a lifeline for thousands of residents commuting to Festac Town, Mile 2, Apapa, and even the Lagos Badagry Expressway. Because of its location, it hosts many schools, churches, mosques, markets, and small businesses, making it a self sufficient community hub.