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Cocoa House Building, Dugbe is a shopping mall, located at 5th, Cocoa House, Liebu Bypass, Waroaden Street, Ibadan, Nigeria. They can be contacted via phone at +234 906 759 8918 for more detailed information.

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5th, Cocoa House, Liebu Bypass, Waroaden Street, Ibadan
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Added by Jopie, at 09 December 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Tuesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Wednesday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Thursday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Friday 8:00 AM – 6:00 PM
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday Closed

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19 Reviews

  • Abiodun Alexis
    15 May 2018

    Cocoa House, completed in 1965 at a height of 105 metres, was once the tallest building in tropical Africa. It is located in the city of Ibadan in Oyo State, Nigeria, and it was built from proceeds from commodities (e.g., Cocoa, Rubber, Timber and so on) of the then Western State of Nigeria.

    Cocoa House, the 26-storey Cocoa House, Ibadan, is the property of Odu'a Investment Company Limited, Ibadan formerly known as "Ile Awon Agbe"-translates as the "House of Farmers" was commissioned for use in August 1965. This building is owned by Wemabod Estates Limited, a subsidiary of O'dua group of companies.

    The building was gutted by fire on January 9, 1985 and rehabilitated for use in August 1992.

    The city of Ibadan in southwestern Nigeria is the site of Cocoa House, the first skyscraper in tropical Africa. The building is a modest 24 storey high-rise structure, property of Odu’a Investment Company Ltd. Cocoa House is a major landmark in Ibadan. Though Lagos Metropolis, as the industrial and commercial hub of southwest Nigeria, claims pre-eminence over Ibadan, from a historical perspective Ibadan is Lagos’s big sister. Beginning from the middle of the eighteenth century, Ibadan rose to prominence as the dominant military power among Yoruba towns of the forest belt of southwest Nigeria. Its military power was unchallenged until the imposition of British Protectorate in 1893.

    Ibadan, the capital of Oyo State, is enjoying a boom of sort in real estate business as shopping malls and multi-storey buildings spring up in the ancient city.

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  • Damilare Akanmu
    13 May 2018

    The first skyscraper in Nigeria located in the ancient city of Ibadan and built in 1965. It was also once the tallest building in tropical Africa. The building shares space with Heritage Mall and Kokodome.

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  • Folu Ayodeji
    12 April 2018

    Tallest building in Ibadan. Home to shoprite, filmhouse cinemas, cocodome and lots more. Fun place to be!

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  • Abraham Idokoko Abraham
    25 March 2018

    This is of historic value. Was once the tallest building south of the Sahara. Still one of tallest building in Ibadan.

    A shopping mall is located here. There is a cinema, swimming pool, and night club. So, you will not only come to look, you can shop, eat, play and be merry. Mind you, cars are packed here for a few charged hourly.

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  • Victor Ukomuko
    27 February 2018

    The building needs maintenance and the surrounding needs beautification for aesthetic reasons. Some of the elevators are not working. They certainly can do alot better

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  • Paul Ajetomobi
    23 February 2018

    Nice place to be during the week. But clumsy over the weekend. Parking lot is small

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  • Bolarinwa Animashaun
    07 February 2018

    Bambam shopping center.
    Kilometer I Ibadan OYO express.
    Beside gofamit church

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  • Peter Ogunlola
    01 February 2018

    It's a nice place one can enjoy him/herself to the fullest particularly the activities in Koko Dome, Shoprite and other places where you can get your communication gadgets cheaply.

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  • Kayode O Momoh
    26 December 2017

    Located in the central business district of Ibadan. The tallest building in the area. Last renovated years back. Good unmaintained office spaces.

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  • Babatunde Oludirepo
    18 October 2017

    This is the most popular building in the city of Ibadan. It shares the same compound with koko dome and shoprite building.

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  • Emmanuel Akin Iroko
    20 September 2017

    Dark stairway. Power supply not regular. Maintenance of facility not adequate.

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  • Oluwafemi Olusola
    14 September 2017

    In the same compound as cocoa house is Kokodome. A cool relaxation spot with a swimming pool.

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  • Abiodun Adedigba
    09 September 2017

    Your one stop shop for business activities, all forms of entertainment and shopping. Its just everything within a place, within your reach

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  • Ikechukwu Mba
    07 August 2017

    This is a historic edifice. The structure was built with proceeds from sell of Cocoa. It stands as a reminder to Nigerians that Agriculture used to be the main stay of our economy before the advent of Oil exploration.

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  • Olabode Hamzat
    11 June 2017

    One of the oldest building in Oyo State. I love this building.

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  • Olakulehin Oladiipo
    06 June 2017

    A heritage. The tallest building in Ibadan with a mall.

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  • Victoria Robinson
    05 June 2017

    Has a variety of products and services to offer. Where one can readily accessible all this with ease in one location

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  • Adetola Adeniyi
    13 April 2017

    An historical building in Ibadan, the first sky scraper.Though not well managed but still a great architectural structure.

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  • Alli Omogbolahan
    16 December 2016

    Although the place has not been well managed in the recent years, this epitome of beauty that once signified the intellectual foresight of the average yoruba man still stand tall and house the Yoruba Museum

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