-
Ekoue (1993)
Cecil Jones Attuquayefio (2003–2004) Hervé
Revelli (2004) Edmé
Codjo (2005–2007)
Didier Notheaux (2007)
Reinhard Fabisch (2007–2008)
Michel Dussuyer...
- Edmé
Codjo was a
Beninese manager of the
Benin national football team from
August 2011 to
January 2012. He had
previously been in
charge of the national...
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Turnhout (Belgique), 2008, 280 p. (ISBN 978-2-503-52889-2) (in French)
Codjo Hébert Johnson, Le syncrétisme
religieux dans le
golfe du Bénin : le cas...
- 2010. In
January 2012, he was
named new
coach of Benin,
replacing Edme
Codjo, who had been in
charge since August 2011.
Monaco Division 1: 1981–82, 1987–88...
- 2024.
Retrieved 1 July 2024. "FC
Bayern verpflichtet Nachwuchsstürmer Noah
Codjo-Evora" (in German). FC
Bayern Munich. 7 May 2024.
Retrieved 2 July 2024...
- v35i2.6. ISSN 0189-1731. Diop, Baye Magatte; Gueye, Mame Codou; Agbangba,
Codjo Emile; Cisse, Ndiaga; Deu, Monique; Diack, Omar; Fofana, Amadou; Kane, Ndjido...
- - 19
March 2022". Soccerway. 2022-03-19.
Retrieved 2022-04-03. Géraud,
Codjo (2024-08-30). "Junior Olaïtan
rejoint Grenoble ! - Bénin Football" (in French)...
-
Codjo François
Azodogbehou is a
politician from Benin. He was a
Central Committee member of the People's
Revolutionary Party of
Benin and
Minister of...
- ****io, Cindy; Blatrix, Rumsaïs; Ahizi,
Michel N’dédé; Hedegbetan,
Georges Codjo; Kpera,
Nathalie Gnanki; Lapeyre, Vincent; Martin, Damien; Labbé, Pierrick;...
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Kodjo also Cojo and
Codjo (1800s – died 26
January 1833) was a
Surinamese slave. On 26
January 1833, he was
burnt alive for
starting the 1832 fire in...
