- Olu
Ginuwa (also
known as Iginuwa) was an
Itsekiri king who was the
first Olu of Warri. He was the
eldest son of Oba Olua, the 14th Oba of
Benin (1473–1480...
-
paternal great-grandfather was Olu
Ginuwa II, and he is the 16th great-grandson in a
direct male line of Olu
Ginuwa, the
first Olu of Warri. He is a distant...
- Olu
Ginuwa II was a
Nigerian traditional title holder and
paramount leader of the
Itsekiri who was Olu of
Warri from 1936 to 1949. He was the 17th Olu...
-
Kingdom with the
title Ogiame Erejuwa II. He
succeeded his
father Ginuwa II as Olu.
Ginuwa II was a
great grandson of Olu
Akengbuwa the last Olu who died...
- kingdom. He was
illegally suspended on 30
March 2021 as
Ologbotsere by the
Ginuwa 1
Ruling House, and on
October 5 2021, the Olu
Ogiame Atuwatse III whose...
- secret) sent his son
Ginuwa to
establish a new
kingdom (today
known as the
Kingdom of Warri).
Ekpenede and his men
pursued Ginuwa, but when they were cut...
-
crowned on 21
August 2021.
According to Bini and
Itsekiri histories, Olu
Ginuwa, a
prince of
Benin Kingdom founded the
Warri kingdom about 1480. In the...
- one of the
first autonomous communities before the
crowning of the Olu
Ginuwa. It
existed long
before 1480, with
exact data not known. The Olu's Palace...
- Olu
Ijijen (Ogbowuru) was born to Olu
Ginuwa. He is the 2nd Olu of Warri. He
succeeded his
father Ogiame Olu
Ginuwa. He was the
first King to
reach Ode-Itsekiri...
-
occurred when Olu
Ginuwa left the
Kingdom of
Benin to
found the
Kingdom of Warri.
During this time, Bini
migrants who were
chasing Olu
Ginuwa joined the Yoruba...
