- Igala-Jukun battlefield. : 62–68 One
masquerade in
particular is the
Oloja masquerade.
Oloja is a five day
burial ceremony specifically for older, deceased...
- left Ijebu-Ode and
settled in Epe. He took the name
Oloja and by 1790,
Shagbafara was
installed Oloja. As at 1810, Epe was
fairly a
large town. The town...
-
member of the People's
Democratic Party and the
Action Congress of Nigeria.
Oloja, Martins; Onuorah, Madu (November 28, 2002). "Obasanjo
effects minor cabinet...
-
which is the
predecessor for today's Esau
Oladega AINA (Kuyamiku) of the
Oloja Ruling House of Oto Awori.
Ayato the
founder of Oto
Awori from Ile-Ife,...
- last
holder and so they
agreed to call the new Oba “The
Oloja-Oke of Okemesi” … ‘ It was
Oloja-oke Orifioye’s son named, Agodogbomokun, who led the secession...
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Government Area namely:
Olofin of Ado-Odo,
Olota of Ota,
Onilogbo of Ilogbo,
Oloja Ekun of Igbesa,
Onikooko of
Kooko Ebiye,
Onitele of Itele,
Amiro of Ilamiro...
-
administrative centre was
formerly at
Akodo and was
later moved to
Igando Oloja due to the
creation of the
Lekki Council Development Area. The name of the...
- were
essentially v****als
under the
Emperor of an empire. The
titles of
Oloja and
Baale are two
titles that are
known to wear
Akoro in
Yorubaland rather...
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Spouse Yemowo (Ile-Ife, modern-day Nigeria);
Yemaya (Americas)
Offspring Oloja of Iranje-Idita, Olufon, Obalesun, Obalale,
Ogiyan (of Ejigbo), Akalako...
- Ogidi; Budo Ogundele; Budo Oju Taiye; Budo Oke Aye; Budo
Olodo Ogbena; Budo
Oloja; Budo Olorunda; Budo
Olowo Elekan; Budo Olugbo; Budo Orogbangba; Budo Osekutana;...