Aleiro

Aleiro is a small town in Kebbi State in the northwest region of Nigeria. Known for its tranquil rural setting and agricultural activities, Aleiro was part of the greater Kebbi region, known for its cultural heritage and economic contribution to agriculture in Nigeria Tourists to Aleiro can experience a slice of traditional Nigerian life, and the warm hospitality of its people.

Understand

Aleiro borders the Republic of Niger in the Sahel region. The town lies on a relatively flat area, with some low hills to the southeast and close to the state capital, Birnin Kebbi. Aleiro is the main agricultural area of ​​Kebbi, where rice, maize and maize are the main crops. Historically, Aleiro is an agricultural community strongly associated with agriculture, especially rice farming. The town is a mix of ethnic groups, mainly Hausa and Fulani, as well as many cultural traditions prevalent in the region.

Get in

By air

• Sir Ahmadu Bello International Airport: The nearest airport to Aleiro is Birnin Kebbi Airport, about 45 kilometers from the city.The airport is accessible from major Nigerian cities such as Abuja and Lagos, and there are regular flights to the capital, Kebbi State. From Birnin Kebbi, visitors can take a local taxi or train to Aleiro.

Get around

The transportation is mainly by motorcycle (Okada), and shared taxis.

See

• Local Market. (updated Nov 2024)
• Traditional architectures. Explore the traditional mud houses. (updated Nov 2024)

Do

• Cultural festivals. Participate in Durbur which feature horses riding. (updated Nov 2024)

Eat

• Tuwon Shinkafa. (updated Nov 2024)

Drink

Alcohol beverage are not available due to the predominantly Muslim population.

Go next

• Birnin Kebbi
• Zuru
• Argungu