- Gbagyi, B****a,
Egbira, and
Ganagana people.
There is also a
notable Hausa po****tion. The
first settlers in
Abuja are Gbagyi, B****a,
Egbira and Tiv people...
- They have been
variously called Igbira, Ebirra, Egbirra, Ibira,
Ibirra and
Egbira in the past.
According to OEDU, the
official gazette of the
common name...
-
class chief and the "OHIOGBA" of
Mozum is the
traditional chief of the
Egbiras koto as the 3rd
class chief. The
traditional title holder of the B****a...
- Kofyar; Lijili; Tiv;
Wapan Nasarawa Hausa; Fulani; Mada; Agatu; Alago; Basa;
Egbira; Eloyi; Gade; Gbagyi; Gwandara; Eggon; Tiv Nasarawa-Eggon Eggon; Mada; Fulani;...
- Abo;
Kajola Akure North Iju/Ita
Ogbolu (Rural) 340104 Abusoro; Agamo; Ago
Egbira; Amosi; Aresun; Igbogede; Iju (340105); Ilado;
Ipole Irado;
Odudu Akure...
- Afao Ekti;
Araromi Obo; Are Ekiti;
Iropora Ekiti West
Igede 362105 Aba
Egbira; Ajebamidele; Ayeye;
Iloba Igedera; Odo Uro
Ekiti West Iyin 362106 Aba Igbira;...
-
Opanda Ebira /
Igbirra (Panda)
Nigeria Īgu
Ebira /
Igbirra (Igu)
Nigeria Egbīra-Hīma
Ebira /
Igbirra (Hima)
Nigeria VII.
Central African Budūma ****ina /...
-
Etuno language and
share linguistic and
cultural similarities with the
Egbira of Kogi State.
Igarra is also one of the
ethnic nationalities that makes...
- Territory;
Nasarawa State,
Nasarawa LGA
Ebira cluster Ebira Igbirra, Igbira,
Egbira,
Egbura 154,500 (1952 P.Bruns), 500,000 (1980 UBS);
about 1M (1989 Adive)...
