Background: Vulval Leimyoma is a rare type of benign tumour of the vulva. They occur commonly in the fourth and fifth decades. The prevalence of leiomyoma accounts for 0.03% of all gynaecological neoplasms and 0.07% of all vulva tumours. Aim: To present this rare clinical entity and management. Case Report: Mrs I. G., a 35 year old para1+0 (1 alive) who presented with a 3 year history of vulva swelling and offensive vaginal discharge of 3 years duration and vulva pain of 2 years duration. On Examination, she was pale, with a huge whitish grey and tender mass on the left labium which was friable. She was counseled and basic investigations carried out. She had excision of the mass under local anaesthesia. Her post op period was uneventful. Histology report revealed vulva leiomyoma. She has done well at her follow up visit. Conclusion: We presented a case of vulva leiomyoma, which is an extremely rare gynaecological neoplasia. She had excision of the mass and had an excellent post operative period.