LôhDjiboua

LôhDjiboua is a sub-prefecture in southern Ivory Coast. It is located within the larger Gbôklè Region. The primary economic activity in LôhDjiboua and its surrounding areas is agriculture, with a focus on crops such as cocoa, coffee, and palm oil. The region's natural resources also support activities like fishing and forestry.

The population of LôhDjiboua is ethnically diverse, reflecting the broader demographic makeup of Ivory Coast. The local culture is a blend of traditions from various ethnic groups residing in the area. This cultural richness is often expressed through music, dance, and traditional ceremonies.

As with many rural areas in Ivory Coast, LôhDjiboua faces challenges related to infrastructure development, access to education, and healthcare services. Efforts are ongoing to improve these aspects of life for the residents. The sub-prefecture plays a role in the regional economy, contributing to the agricultural output of the Gbôklè Region and, by extension, the national economy of Ivory Coast. The administrative structure of LôhDjiboua follows the standard sub-prefectural organization of the country, overseen by a sub-prefect appointed by the national government.