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Ughoton (or
Gwato) is a town in Nigeria's Edo State.
According to
Benin oral tradition, the town was
reportedly founded as 'Iguekaladerhan' (the land...
- in
retaliation to the
ambush of a
British party, at
Ugbine village near
Gwato on 4
January 1897 by a
group of
Benin soldiers who were
acting without orders...
- the
Kingdom of Benin, but was
seized with
dysentery at a
village called Gwato (now Ughoton), and died there.
According to the
celebrated traveller Richard...
- was
ambushed along their journey to
Benin City, at
Ugbine village near
Gwato.
British officers and
African porters were slaughtered. Only two British...
- Feri; Fiene; G. Bahago; G. Garuba; G. Gejere; G. Gwari; Gakoro; Gbajawi;
Gwato; Ishau; Jibi Gida; Jpamako; Kafinkoro; Kakuri; Kamarini; Kapadna; Kuchiribi;...
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Brazil and
Bolivia the Guató language, a
language of
Brazil and
Bolivia Gwato, a town in
Nigeria Gato (disambiguation) This
disambiguation page lists...
- post. Lost to the Dutch.
Briefly reconquered in 1629.[citation needed]
Gwato:
Trading post. Guiné Portuguesa/Portuguese Guinea:
colony (1879–1951); overseas...
- sun does not hide by two
fingers [a matal] mīr de dwū/dū
gwə́to pṓre nə́s paṭ lmar dwo
gwə́to nə́ paṭéži 2 سونډې مندې مېچ مه انه (مانه) په پوزې مچ مه پرېږده...
- in the south-westerly
direction to Ite, Ikoro,
Gelegele and the
Ughoton (
Gwato) cr****s; into the
Benin River,
which empties into the
Atlantic Ocean at...
- 38".
Shipping &
Shipbuilding Research Trust.
Retrieved 1
October 2024. "
Gwato Cr****".
Shipping &
Shipbuilding Research Trust.
Retrieved 1
October 2024...
