The Ijebu people are an ethnic group primarily located in the southwestern region of Nigeria. They are part of the larger Yoruba ethnic group and are known for their rich cultural heritage, including traditional festivals, music, and art. The Ijebu people have a strong agricultural background, with farming and trading being significant aspects of their economy. Ijebu culture is characterized by unique customs and practices, such as the famous Ijebu Ode festival, which celebrates their history and traditions. The Ijebu people also have a distinct dialect of the Yoruba language, contributing to their identity within the broader Yoruba community.