Alimosho

The economy of Alimosho Local Government Area revolves significantly around commerce, supported by prominent markets like the Ilé-epo market, Katangowa market, Ikotun market, Igando multi-purpose market, and Akesan market, which draw large crowds of buyers and sellers daily. Additionally, the area hosts various private and public institutions including hotels and banks, contributing to its economic landscape.

Alimosho Local Government Area is home to a number of traditional institutions that reflect the Yoruba heritage of its predominantly Egba and Awori populations. These institutions are headed by recognised traditional rulers (Obas), Baales (community heads), and chiefs, who play important cultural and advisory roles within their respective communities. In recent years, the Lagos State Government has continued to formalise and recognise traditional leadership within the area. For instance, in 2022, official instruments of authority (staffs of office) were presented to Oba Akeeb Rauf Adebowale, the Alaye of Orisumbare land, and Oba Nojeem Ajolojuota Lawal, the Alaye of Oke Abiye land while in 2024 the scepter of authority was presented to Oba Ibrahim Olasunkanmi Lawal-Bello, the King of Isheri Olofin Kingdom, reinforcing the role of royal institutions in grassroots governance. Beyond recognised monarchs, the traditional structure in Alimosho also includes Baales and community chiefs who serve at the ward and neighborhood levels, maintaining customary authority and acting as intermediaries between residents and government institutions. These institutions are closely linked to the cultural life of the area, including festivals such as Oro, Igunnu, and Egungun, which are integral to Yoruba religious and social traditions in Alimosho.

Alimosho is home to the Seamoriow Football Club, which is based at the Seamoriow Sports Complex. The club participates in local competitions and contributes to grassroots football development in Lagos State.