- The
Olukumi are an
ancient Yoruba subgroup indigenous to the
Aniocha North area of the
Delta State, Nigeria. They
originate from
Yoruba people and settled...
- Ulukwumi, also
known as
Olùkùmi, is a
Yoruboid language spoken by the
Olukumi people of
Aniocha North LGA,
Delta State, Nigeria.
Olùkùmi means 'my friend' in...
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Olukumi may
refer to the following:
Olukumi people Olukumi language (also
spelled Ulukwumi) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
- in the
centre of the state;
Ukwuani in the east; the Ika, Enuani, and
Olukumi in the northeast; the
Anioma in the northwest; and the Ijaw, Itsekiri,...
-
synonymous terms have been
recorded in
history such as; Nago/Anago, Lu****i/
Olukumi and Aku/Oku. Some
Exonyms the
Yoruba are
known by
across West
Africa include;...
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homeland at Ebu on the
border with Edo and
Umuebu in
Ukwuani as well as the
Olukumi who are
acculturated to the
predominant Igbo
culture of Aniocha. There...
- → Owe hè,
Olukumi hè,
Ikale hè "to cook" (vs.
Standard Yoruba sè) Proto-Yoruboid *è-so →
Igala èho, Proto-Edekiri *è-ho → Owe èho,
Olukumi èhojin "fruit...
- of the
linguistic features of the Owé dialect. She has also
worked on
Olùkùmi, a
Yoruboid language spoken in
Delta State,
contributing to
efforts aimed...
- Usẹn Yéwa (Ẹ̀gbádò)
Related Yoruboid-speaking
groups Ìtsẹkírì (Ìwẹ́rẹ́)
Olùkùmi Ígálà
Diaspora Okus
Bahians Saros Taboms,
Agudas &
Amaros Afro-Cubans /...
- Ile-Ife regions.
These groups were
collectively known as the "
Olukumi" people, with "
Olukumi"
translating to "my friend" in the
itsekiri language. This name...
