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Ozolua,
originally known as
Prince Okpame, was the
fifteenth Oba of the
Kingdom of
Benin who
reigned from c. 1483 AD – c. 1504 AD. He
greatly expanded...
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Modupe Ozolua (b.
October 10, 1973) is a Lebanese-Nigerian-American
philanthropist and entrepreneur. She was the CEO of Body
Enhancement Ltd and is the...
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refers to a
Benin mythical prince in the
ancient city of Benin, born to Oba
Ozolua by
Queen Ohonmi.
According to
Benin oral history,
Aruan was a
giant who...
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household because Ozolua, the Oba from 1483
until 1514 saw her dance, and
after the
dance wanted to make Idia his wife. Idia and Oba
Ozolua were
married sometime...
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Esigie (also
spelt Oseigie),
originally known as Osawe, was the son of Oba
Ozolua, who
reigned in the late 15th century, and his
second wife,
Queen Idia....
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counterparts in
Akoko Ondo. The
Benin conquests during the
reign of Oba
Ozolua (1483–1504)
established its
first settlements in the region,
while other...
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Esanland to the Oba's
Palace for
retrial during the time of
Ozolua n'Ibarmoi ('
Ozolua the Conqueror'). Agba N'Ojie
inherited the
Uromi throne after...
- brother,
Ozolua,
succeeded him,
ascending the
throne after a three-year
interregnum during which a
republican form of
governance was in place.
Ozolua, an Oba...
- (1440 AD – 1473 AD)
Ezoti (Reigned for 14 days) Olua (1473 AD – 1480 AD)
Ozolua (1483 AD – 1504 AD)
Esigie (1504 AD – 1550 AD)
Orhogbua (1550 AD – 1578...
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short period and was
replaced when the
uzama revolted. His
third son,
Ozolua became Oba
around 1483 and
ruled until 1514. The
royal lineage from Ewuare...
