Erijiyan – Ekiti, also called the Golden City, is one of the one hundred and forty towns and villages that make up Ekiti state. It is 30 kilometers from Ado-Ekiti, the capital of Ekiti state and sits close to the now popular resort town Ikogosi. 
Ikogosi is host town to Ikogosi Warm and Cold Springs Resort currently beneficiary of an intuitive and gracious face lift by the state government.
Erijiyan may be less popular but is also one with rich history and heritage. The Oba (Olohan of Erijiyan Ekiti) occupies the highest office in the traditional and spiritual sense and is assisted by numerous Chiefs.
The Erijiyan-Ekiti people are predominantly farmers. They cultivate crops like yams, local rice called ofada, corn, cocoyam, plantain, banana, and palm oil. They also engage in trading activities, selling their farm produce within and without the town.
Erijiyan farmers also sell cash crops like cocoa, coffee, rubber etc and their markets are held every four days. The cash crops are sold in quite large quantities to traders from other major towns like Ado-Ekiti, Ilesa, Ibadan etc.
Like most towns in Ekiti state, it is a town surrounded with hills, streams and springs. This alone makes it gives it a picturesque beauty and makes it pleasing on the eye.
Erijiyan, in my opinion, is beautiful because of the landscape.
Adaeze Ifejilimalu (@Dazee_Zita)
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Unique writing talent as always. Keep it up Zita.
thanks CJ:)
Articles like this gives us the hope and places in our path the fact that Nigeria is indeed a beautiful country despite all the ‘negatives’ happening, we have numerous tourist attractions. A commendable article Zee.
thank you Lemmy. for taking time stop by:)
Nice description of Erijiyan…
I’m considering having a small country home there.
that would be great.
I’m so happy I can’t wait to visit my town