Putish

Putish is a small village and a former rural local government area in Kabba/Bunu Local Government Area of Kogi State, Nigeria. The local government area was created in 1996 and ceased to exist after a recent administrative reform, with its territories combined into a larger area.

In terms of geography, Putish is situated in a region of mountainous terrain typical of the country's plateau area. The village itself is not significantly large, and the local landscape features a mix of agricultural land and scrub forest.

The area around Putish is home to a mix of ethnic groups, primarily the Igala people, along with smaller populations of idoma and other ethnic groups that live in border areas. The majority of inhabitants are engaged in subsistence agriculture and livestock production.

Putish village appears to be lesser known in terms of tourist information, but its surroundings offer scenic views associated with rural Nigeria, including rolling hills and distant mountain ranges. Major nearby cities include Lokoja and Idah, to which the area's inhabitants often travel for commerce and services.

Research into specific economic activities in Putish tends to be limited, but nearby areas are known for production and trade in goods such as cocoa, which may also occur locally. The region is expected to receive more attention in terms of economic development as growth prospects for related agricultural sectors show.