Adeyemo, Adeyori, Agunloye,
Agbokeye, Ajayi, Ajibawo, Ajibode,(elewe taaba) Ajibose, Ajiola, Ajuwon,
Ayodeji, Akano, Akinbami, Akinlade, Akintola, Akintunde, Akinwande,
Akinwumi, Anifowose, Apaokade, Asade, Ayan, Bada, Babarinde, Babarinsa,
Coker, Dada, Daudu, Dawotola, Eebo, Edun, Efuniyi, Egebeolu, Ewulo,
Fadairo, Fadipe, Fagbenro, Fafunmi, Fafunwa, Ibikunle, Idoleru, Ilo,
Ilori, Itulola, Jooda, Kumoye, Keke, Konigbagbe, Liadi, Matanmi, Mubo,
Musa, Odunfa, Oduntan, Ogundeji, Ogunleye, Ogunkeye, Oje, ojebiyi,
ojekunle, Ojelade, Ojo, Ojobo, Oke, Olabimitan, Olakanmi,
Oladitan,Olanpeleke Olatunji, Olubiyi, Oludeyi, Olugbenle,
Olurin,Olusoji, Onifade, Oniyide, Oniyilo, Orobiyi, Otegbeye, Oyekan,
Popoola, Sanu, Salako, Sekoni, Tella, Tetede and Mabosanyinje. Also
there are different Iga(Compound)and community associated with indegene
of Ilaro that gives every individual a point reference to the exact
compound or community where He/she originated from within the town such
as Iga Ekerin, Iga Badagunro, Iga Babaolu, Iga Saatun, Iga Papa-nla, Iga
basasin,Iga sawo, Ile-Eeleri Ile-Olooja-meje, Iga keeke, Ita Alaran,
Ilu-Ata, Oju-okeke, oju-Alumuwa, Oju-Obe,Oke-Ibese oju-Omofe, Oju
oronna,Ona otun,Ona-Osi, Ona-Ola,Isale Idomo, Ile marun, Oju Yewa, Iga
elemo. etc.
Ilaro town had a very good romance with the missionaries
from Europe in the 19th and the 20th centuries respectively. History had
it that the likes of the Late Lord Lugard, Late Mary slessor visited
the Ancient Ilaro town. Many missionaries lived the whole of their lives
as Chaplains and as Medical doctors in Ilaro town and in remembrance of
this, the longest street in Ilaro to date is named Leslie Street after
J. Leslie.
Ilaro is blessed with schools where both primary,
secondary and tertiary education can be obtained. The schools include:
Primary Schools: The CMS School now known as the Christ church primary
school, The local Government
