Ita Egbe[2][3] (Yoruba: Ìta Ẹgbẹ́) is a village located in the Ipokia Local Government Area of Ogun State, Nigeria.

Situated near the border with the Republic of Benin, Ita Egbe is known for its agricultural significance, particularly in the production of palm oil, tomatoes, watermelon, maize, and cassava.

[citation needed] Over the centuries, Ita Egbe has grown into a vibrant village that blends traditional Yoruba practices with modern influences.

The current Baale of Ita Egbe is Chief Saanu Babayanju Adenle, who has been instrumental in maintaining the village's cultural identity and promoting its development.

The fertile soil and favourable climate conditions make the village a key player in the agriculture sector within Ogun State.

[8] The cuisine of Ita Egbe, like much of southwestern Nigeria, is characterized by the use of local ingredients, including a variety of staple foods and crops grown in the region.

The village celebrates several important festivals throughout the year, which attract large numbers of people and contribute to the social and cultural vibrancy of the community.

Despite the challenges faced by rural communities, such as limited resources and facilities, there have been efforts to improve the quality of education in the village, with the Ogun State government and local organizations working to upgrade schools and provide better learning materials.