- Oba
Akinsemoyin reigned as Oba of
Lagos from
around 1704 to 1749. His
father was Oba Ado and his
siblings were
Erelu Kuti and Oba Gabaro, whom he succeeded...
-
Shokun (the
founder of the Fashina-Jinadu-Bombata, Fadu lineage)
While Akinsemoyin was ruling,
Erelu Kuti
married Alagba, the high
priest that had predicted...
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Charlotte Blaize Obasa of the R.B.
Blaize family, and
Prince M.
Akinsemoyin of the
Akinsemoyin royal family.
Prince Obasa was
recognized by the
founders as...
-
Alaagba (short form of 'Alagbigba'), an
Ijesha traditional adviser to Oba
Akinsemoyin. He was the
first successor to the
throne through a
matrilineal line...
- Ashipa, Oba (c.1682–1716) Ado, Oba (1716–1755) Gabaro, Oba (1755–1760)
Akinsemoyin, Oba (c.1760–1775)
Eletu Kekere, Oba (c.1775–1780)
Ologun Kutere, Oba...
- son and heir to Oba Ado, and
grandson of Ashipa. His
siblings were
Akinsemoyin, and
Erelu Kuti. In
collaboration with the
descendants of Olofin, Gabaro...
- 1920. "Freedom Park Lagos".
Archived from the
original on 2 June 2011.
Akinsemoyin, ʼKunle (1977).
Building Lagos. F. & A. Services:
Pengrail Ltd., Jersey...
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Kekere Eletu Omo 1704 1704 3rd Oba. The only son of Gabaro,
nephew to
Akinsemoyin. His
reign was so
brief that it is
barely acknowledged by most historians...
- Kekere, son of Oba Gabaro,
reigned briefly as Oba of
Lagos following Oba
Akinsemoyin's death in 1775. Not much is
known about Eletu Kekere's
reign other than...
- Ado 2nd Oba of
Lagos Reign 1716–1755
Coronation 1716
Predecessor Ashipa Successor Gabaro Born
Benin Issue Gabaro,
Akinsemoyin,
Erelu Kuti
Father Ashipa...
