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Bussa's rebellion (14–16
April 1816) was the
largest slave revolt in
Barbadian history. The
rebellion takes its name from the African-born slave, Bussa...
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Bussa is a town in
Niger State, Nigeria. It is the new site of
Bussa after the
Kainji Lake dam set the
previous location underwater. As of 2007 New...
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bussa in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Bussa was a
Barbadian rebel slave Bussa may also
refer to:
Bussa Eman****tion Statue, a
monument to slave...
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Bussa, or Mossiya, is a Cu****ic
language spoken in the
Dirashe special woreda of the
Southern Nations, Nationalities, and People's
Region located in...
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Bussa The
Bussa rebellion, also
known as the
Boussa rebellion, was a
small insurrection in the town of
Bussa against the
policy of
indirect rule in British-ruled...
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Francesca Bussa de'
Leoni (1384 –
March 9, 1440),
known as
Frances of Rome Obl.S.B. (Italian:
Francesca Romana; Latin:
Francisca Rōmāna), was an Italian...
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Bussa is a surname.
Notable people with the name include: Gael
Bussa (born 1993),
Congolese lawyer and
politician Nansel Bussa (born 2003),
Nigerian footballer...
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Bussa, also
known as
Boussa in
older texts, was one of the main
cities and
kingdoms of the
Borgu federation in
northern Nigeria. It was the ****hest navigable...
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Highway and
Highway 5. Many
Barbadians refer to the
statue as
Bussa, the name of a
slave who
helped inspire a
revolt against the plantocracy...
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traditional state with its
capital in New
Bussa,
Niger State, Nigeria. The
Emirate was
formed in 1954 when the
Bussa and
Kaiama emirates were merged. These...
