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Oloma is an
Edoid language of Nigeria. v t e...
- Ehuẹun–Ukue, Iyayu–Uhami
Southern Northwestern: Okpamheri, A****u, Okpe,
Oloma ?Aduge Southwestern: Isoko, Urhobo, Eruwa, Okpe,
Uvbie Ihievbe and Aduge...
- include,
Opobo Town,
which is its headquarters, Queenstown, Kalasunju,
Oloma, Ayaminimah, Iloma, Minimah, Okpukpo, Iwoma, Ekereborokiri, Kalaibiama,...
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Obolo people and Andoni. Some
Ibani settlements include: Finima, Abalama,
Oloma, and Kuruama. Bortolot,
Alexander Ives (October 2003). "Trade Relations...
- The
hinterland includes the
village communities such as Kuruma, Fibiri,
Oloma, Ayama, Kalaibiama, Ifoko, Sangamabie,
Abalamabie and Epellematubo. The...
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festival Literature Languages and
dialects Edo
Edoid Esan
Afenmai Enwan Ghotup Igwe
Ikhin Ikpeshi Ivbiosakon Okpela Ososo Sasaru Uneme A****u
Oloma Okpe...
- Ekpedo, Bekuma, Okpe, Ogbe, Onumu, Akpama, Anyonron, Ogugu, Ikakumo, Ijaja,
Oloma, Okunese, Uneme-Nekhua, Uneme-Erhurun and Ikpeshi. Due to
unrestrained migrations...
- Etuno; Enwan; Igwe; Ikpeshi;
Ivbie North-Okpela-Arhe; Okpamheri; Okpe;
Oloma; Ososo; Sasaru; Ukaan; Uneme;
Yoruba Esan
Central Esan Esan
North East Esan...
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includes the
village communities such as Kuruma, Ayama,
Kalaibiama and
Oloma. Finima, Fibiri, Sangamabie, Ifoko, and Abalamabie. At the
start of the...
- city-states.
Towns include Abalama, Abalambie, Bonny, Borokiri, Finima,
Oloma, Peterside, and others. They
speak the
Ibani dialect, an
Ijoid language...
