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Fabunmi of
Okemesi (c. 1849 - 1903) born
Prince Fábùnmi Ìṣọ̀lá, also
known as
Orara l'ada, was a
Yoruba warlord,
chief and
ultimately king. He was known...
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Olavale Olaytanovych Fabunmi (Ukrainian: Олавале Олайтанович Фабунмі; born 18
January 1992) is a
Ukrainian professional footballer of
Nigerian descent...
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Lawrence Apalara FabunmiListen is a
Nigerian scholar and diplomat. He is a
former amb****ador to Turkey,
Zambia and to Poland.
Fabunmi was also the pioneer...
- cutl****es; took all the food
items and
began to
caress Prince Fabunmi companion.
Prince Fabunmi became enraged; went home and took his
sword then proceeded...
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Lajamisan period. See
column 5.
Chief Fabunmi 1975
quotes 7
names for the same period. See
column 6.
Chief Fabunmi is
known for his
Historical notes. Chief...
- wife of an Oke-Imesi prince,
Fabunmi. The
defiled woman, in tears,
narrated her
ordeal to her husband, and infuriated,
Fabunmi drew his sword,
marched to...
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against Ibadan. The
formation was as follows: Ekiti-under the
command of
Fabunmi of Oke Mesin,
encamped at the foot of Imesi-ile, near a river, now called...
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Azikiwe Oluseyi Bajulaiye Philip O.
Emafo Okechukwu Nwadiuto Emuchay L. A.
Fabunmi Antonio Deinde Fernandez Ibrahim Gambari Christopher Kolade Sebastian Okechukwu...
- Nigerian-Ukrainian
reggae singer,
songwriter and
television presenter Olavale Fabunmi, Nigerian-Ukrainian
football player Philippe Hamilton-Rollings, Ghanaian-Ukrainian...
- 1800s. From 1877 to 1893, the
Confederacy fought the
Kiriji War led by
Fabunmi Okemesi alongside other Eastern Yoruba groups against the
Ibadan Kingdom...