Mosques • Efon-Alaaye

Efon-Alaaye, a city in Ekiti State, serves as a gateway to a network of prayer places across the surrounding region. Within a 50 km radius, the mapped records list 20 mosques, primarily concentrated in nearby towns and cities of Osun and Ekiti states. The closest listed mosque is the Central Mosque in Erin Ijesa, just 10.3 km away, while others are spread across areas such as Ilesa (20.2 km), Osogbo (around 40 km), and Ikere (38.5 km). This distribution reflects the presence of prayer facilities in multiple communities accessible from Efon-Alaaye.

The listed mosques include several central mosques that serve as key landmarks in their respective towns. Notable among them are Ilesa Central Mosque on Imo Road, Osogbo Central Mosque on Ilesha Road, and Ikere Central Mosque along Ado Road in Odo Oja Ikere Ekiti. In Osogbo, multiple prayer places are recorded, including White Mosque Iludun, Owode Community Central Mosque, Islahu Deen Central Mosque, and Anabilonigba Central Mosque, indicating a well-established prayer-place presence in that city. Other central mosques are found in Ikirun, Ila Orangun, Iragbiji, Inisa, Ibokun, and Ororuwo, all within the 50 km range.

For Muslims living in or visiting Efon-Alaaye, these listed prayer places offer options for daily prayers and community gatherings. The data shows that the nearest mosque is in Erin Ijesa, while towns like Ilesa and Osogbo provide additional facilities with known addresses. The presence of university-related mosques, such as OAU Central Mosque in Kajola and University Mini Mosque in Ita Oniyan, also caters to students and staff. While the mapped records do not cover every local prayer room, they provide a useful starting point for locating mosques in the broader Efon-Alaaye area.

All listed mosques are based on available mapped records. Distances are approximate from Efon-Alaaye city center. Addresses are provided where available; verify exact locations and opening hours before visiting. Contact details are not listed; check local directories or community boards for phone numbers or websites. Always confirm prayer times and facilities directly with the mosque.