-
Akitoye (died
September 2, 1853),
sometimes wrongly referred to as Akintoye,
reigned twice as Oba of Lagos; first, from 1841 to 1845, and a
second time...
-
Lagos during the
reigns of Obas (monarchs) Adele, Dosunmu, Oluwole, and
Akitoye,
helping the
latter two Obas gain
political power. She
married Oba Adele...
- captain.
Oshodi Tapa
explained Akitoye's escape to
Kosoko by
saying that
Akitoye put his
enemies in a trance.
Akitoye thereafter arrived in
Abeokuta where...
-
Ibikunle Alfred Akitoye (1871–1928) was Oba of
Lagos from 1925 to 1928
during what some
historians refer to as the "Interregnum"
years of the
exiled Oba...
-
replaced him with
Akitoye, who
previously lost his
throne to
Kosoko and
asked the
British to help him
return to power. In return,
Akitoye promised to end...
- Docemo,
reigned as Oba of
Lagos from 1853, when he
succeeded his
father Oba
Akitoye,
until his own
death in 1885. He was
forced to run away to
Britain under...
- the slave-trade-friendly Oba Kosoko,
helping to
install the
amenable Oba
Akitoye and
signing the
Treaty between Great Britain and
Lagos on 1 January 1852...
- John Beecroft,
British Consul in the
Bights of
Benin and Biafra) and Oba
Akitoye, the
newly installed Oba of Lagos. The
treaty was
signed following British...
-
sentimental gifting from the
people of
Lagos to the Oba of Benin. Oba
Akitoye, who was re-installed to the
throne by the British, "seized the opportunity...
- many children,
among whom were ****ure Obas, Eshinlokun,
Adele Ajosun, and
Akitoye.
Other children included Akiolu, Olukoya, and Olusi. All Obas of Lagos...
