- The
Ẹgbado (Morphology: Ẹgba l'odo), now Yewa, are a
subgroup of the
Yoruba people and
mostly inhabit the
eastern area of Ogun West
Senatorial District...
- of
Queen Victoria. She was
believed to have been a
titled member of the
Egbado clan of the
Yoruba people in West Africa, who was
orphaned during a war...
-
Kingdom and Nigeria's
leading Kola nut grower. Ilaro, the
capital of Yewa(
Egbado Kingdom). Ogun
state is
covered predominantly by rain
forest and has wooden...
- Yewa South, (formerly
Egbado South), is a
Local Government Area in the west of Ogun State,
Nigeria bordering the
Republic of Benin. Its
headquarters are...
- The empire's
third layer was the
Egbado Corridor southwest of Yorubaland. This area was
inhabited by the Egba and
Egbado, and
guaranteed Oyo's
trade with...
- Yewa
North (formerly
Egbado North) is a
Local Government Area in the west of Ogun State,
Nigeria bordering the
Republic of Benin. Its
headquarters are...
- the Yewa
South Local government, now
known as
YEWALAND which replaced the
Egbado division of the
former Western State, and
later became a part of Ogun State...
- Pre-Egba conquest, the
Dahomean Amazons were
notorious for
terrorizing the
Egbado, Ado, Ilogbo, and the
neighboring communities through their countless raids...
- 135,774 6 235,071 6
Abeokuta North 93,966 7 198,793 N/A
Egbado North N/A 8 183,844 N/A
Egbado South N/A 9 168,336 N/A
Ijebu Ode N/A 10 157,161 N/A Ipokia...
-
Ilara was divided. The Imeko-Afon
local government was
created from the old
Egbado North local government in
December 1996,
during the
military regime of General...
