LAGOS STATE:
Ajegunle, Ajeromi/Ifelodun LG
Ajegunle, Alimosho LG
OSUN STATE:
Ajegunle, Ife South LG
Ajegunle, Obokun LG
Ajegunle, Ola Oluwa LG
Ajegunle, Olorunda LG
Ajegunle, Orolu LG
Ajegunle, Ayedaade LG
Ajegunle, Boluwaduro LG
KOGI STATE:
Ajegunle, Ekinrin Ade, Ijumu LG
OGUN STATE:
Ajegunle, Ifo LG
Ajegunle, Ipokia LG
Ajegunle, Yewa.S LG
Ajegunle, Ado Odo/Otta LG
Ajegunle, Ewekoro LG
Ajegunle, Ikenne LG
Ajegunle, Odeda LG
Ajegunle, Sagamu LG
ONDO STATE:
Ajegunle, Ondo.W LG
Ajegunle, Idanre LG
Ajegunle, Ilaje LG
Ajegunle, Ile Oluji LG
Ajegunle, Odigbo LG
Ajegunle, Ose LG
Ajegunle, Akure South LG
Ajegunle,Okitipupa
OYO STATE:
Ajegunle, Ibarapa North LG
Ajegunle, Afijio LG
Ajegunle, Atiba LG
Ajegunle, Oriire LG
Ajegunle, Surulere LG
Ajegunle, Ibadan North LG
Ajegunle, Ogbomoso.S LG
EKITI STATE:
Ajegunle, Efon LG
Ajegunle, Ise/Orun LG
KWARA STATE:
Ajegunle, Asa LG
Ajegunle, Ifelodun LG
Ajegunle, Offa LG
Ajegunle, Irepodun LG
Ajegunle, Isin LG
Ajegunle, Moro LG
Ajegunle, Ilorin South LG
All the states in Oodualand (Yorubaland) have at least one town or village named Ajegunle.
Most have more than one. One very interesting and unique feature which cements the identity of oneness in the entire Oodualand (Yorubaland) is the re-occurrence of town names across the entire Yoruba landscape. These repetitions are because of ancient movements and migrations of people, as well as the dynamic interrelationships between the old founding members of Oodualand (Yorubaland).
Another reason is because all these towns named Ajegunle all belong to members of the same ethnic group (Yoruba) speaking the same language. Many named their towns ‘Ajegunle’ even without any prior knowledge that any other Ajegunle existed elsewhere. It was just a good name in their language and they used it.