Agenebode

Agenebode is a town located in Etsako East Local Government Area of Edo State, Nigeria. It lies along the banks of the Niger River, in the northeastern part of the state. The town is predominantly inhabited by the Etsako people, and their language is widely spoken.

Historically, Agenebode has been a significant trading post, particularly due to its strategic location on the Niger River. This facilitated the movement of goods and people, contributing to its economic development over the years. The river continues to be a vital resource for the community, supporting fishing and transportation.

The economy of Agenebode is largely based on agriculture, with inhabitants cultivating crops such as yams, cassava, and palm produce. Trade and small-scale businesses also form important parts of the local economy. The community is known for its vibrant markets where local produce and crafts are sold.

Agenebode is part of the broader cultural landscape of Edo State, with traditions and customs that reflect its Etsako heritage. Like many communities in the region, it faces challenges common to rural areas in Nigeria, including infrastructure development and access to certain social amenities. The town is connected by road networks, though their condition can vary.