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Abadam is a
remote Local Government Area of
Borno State, Nigeria, on the
western coast of Lake Chad. It
borders Chad and Niger, and it's very
close to...
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Abadam (2
January 1856 – 31
March 1940) was a
Welsh suffragist,
feminist and
public speaker.
Alice Abadam was born in
London in 1856 to
Edward Abadam...
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Makurdi Obi
Ogbadibo Ohimini Oju
Okpokwu Oturkpo Tarka Ukum
Ushongo Vandeikya Abadam Askira/Uba Bama Bayo Biu
Chibok Damboa Dikwa Gubio Guzamala Gwoza Hawul...
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depth 2 m (6 ft 7 in)
Islands Bogomerom Archipelago Settlements Bol, Chad
Abadam,
Nigeria Baga,
Nigeria N'guigmi,
Niger Bosso,
Niger Makary,
Cameroon Ramsar...
- on
December 30 at the
villages of
Toumbun Allura Kurnawa and Kangar, in
Abadam. The Boko
Haram fighters were led by
Bakura Doro. The
battles at Allura...
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adapted her own pseudonym. A
maternal cousin was
British suffragist Alice Abadam.
Although she
primarily wrote for an
English readership and made many visits...
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Gamboru from Boko Haram,
along with the
nearby towns of Mafa,
Mallam Fatori,
Abadam, and
Marte following a
joint w****end
offensive by Nigerian,
Chadian and...
- State,
Nigeria Died 4
November 2016(2016-11-04) (aged 36)
Mallam Fatori,
Abadam,
Borno State,
Nigeria Buried Military Center Allegiance Nigeria Service...
- his
parents were
James Lee-Hamilton, who died in 1852, and
Matilda (née
Abadam,
later Paget) (1815–1896),
daughter of
Edward Hamlyn Adams. He had a younger...
- his
surname a
Welsh form, Ab-Adam (from Ap Adam, see
Welsh patronym) or
Abadam; he
married Louisa Taylor.
Adams also came to
purchase an inn in Porthyrhyd...
