- The
Kiriji War, also
known as the Ekiti–
Parapo War, was a 16-year-long
civil war
between the
subethnic kingdoms of the
Yoruba people,
specifically divided...
- prince,
Fabunmi of Okemesi, whom was a
warrior and a
leader of the Ekiti-
parapo forces in
Kiriji War. The
current king of the town is HRM Oba
Michael Gbadebo...
- The
Agbekoya Parapo Revolt of 1968–1969, po****rly
known as
Agbekoya or the Egbe
Agbekoya Revolt, was a
peasant revolt in Nigeria's
former Western region...
-
Nigeria attained independence from the
British Empire in 1960.
Ogbomoso Parapo, a socio-cultural
organization of
Ogbomoso sons and daughters,
decided to...
-
Ajaawa II D. C. School, Ojutaye;
Community Primary School, Osupa;
Alagbon Parapo Village;
Baptist Primary School, Ladanu; D. C. School,
Obanisunwa Ogo-Oluwa...
- The
History of the Yoruba, 1921 Ilesanmi, Dele A.
Revisiting the
Ekiti Parapo Liberation War
After 137 Years, 2023.
Available from: https://www.researchgate...
- to the coast. The
Ekiti formed a
military confederation called the
Ekiti Parapo commanded by the
Ogedengbe of Ilesha, and
formed a
tighter alliance with...
- 18th century. Similarly,
covert military resistance leagues like the
Ekiti Parapọ and the
Ogidi alliance were
organized during the 19th
century wars by often-decentralized...
-
Ijesha Societies Egbado Improvement Union Enugu Divisional Union Ekiti Parapo Society Mbaise Union Edo
National Union Two
Nigerian Lists.
African Affairs...
- in 1886, when the
British had
interceded as
peacemakers to end the
Ekiti Parapo war,
which imposed free
trade requirements and
mandated that all parties...
