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Yoruba in Badagry are from Ile-Ife, not Ghana – High Chief Wawu



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/yoruba-in-badagry-are-from-ile-ife-not-ghana-high-chief-wawu/

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Badagry Deep Sea Port

The $2.5 billion project, which will be funded through Public Private Partnership (PPP), will be built on approximately 496 hectares. It will have a 2,470m quay length container terminal, 560m quay length break bulk terminal, 360m quay length OSB terminal and a minimum of 18m depth.

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Please join others already doing so.
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FreeStuffsNG:
Yoruba in Badagry are from Ile-Ife, not Ghana – High Chief Wawu



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/yoruba-in-badagry-are-from-ile-ife-not-ghana-high-chief-wawu/

geosegun:


That is not true - those Deep sea ports will lead to better efficiency of service delivery and more revenue for the government and more jobs the people.

FreeStuffsNG:
Yoruba in Badagry are from Ile-Ife, not Ghana – High Chief Wawu



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/yoruba-in-badagry-are-from-ile-ife-not-ghana-high-chief-wawu/

FreeStuffsNG:
High Chief Tajudeen Dosa Ayipe High Chief Tajudeen Dosa Ayipe, the Wawu of Badagry Kingdom, on Thursday traced the origin of Yoruba speaking people of Badagry to Oduduwa in Ile-Ife.

BloomingDale:


I don’t see the great Ife in old maps.

FreeStuffsNG:
Yoruba in Badagry are from Ile-Ife, not Ghana – High Chief Wawu



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/yoruba-in-badagry-are-from-ile-ife-not-ghana-high-chief-wawu/

lyricalejeh:
Interesting

If you have a laptop or a smartphone and the internet and you are still BROKE! It is either you are lazy or lack of knowledge..I can help with the knowledge! Ask me how?

Otunbakayce:
No area or quarters in badagry originates from ile-Ife. There are Yoruba settlers in badagry and they all originates from OYO and IBADAN.
This old man man should quit lying for funds.

MyVILLAGEpeople:
These people always tracing their roots. The one in Ijebu even said they came from Sudan. Lol

Otunbakayce:
No area or quarters in badagry originates from ile-Ife. There are Yoruba settlers in badagry and they all originates from OYO and IBADAN.
This old man man should quit lying for funds.

FreeStuffsNG:
About Badagry, the indigenous people of Lagos

The coastal town of Badagry, traditionally known as Gbagle, is situated between the city of Lagos, and the border with Benin Republic at Seme. It was cut out of Nigeria in 1863 and eventually added to the state of Lagos as part of Nigeria by the United Kingdom in 1901.

Being the second largest town in Lagos State, Badagry is surrounded by lakes, creeks and island, which makes beaches and resorts one of the major attractions of the ancient town.

1. Badagry is a monarchy headed by the Wheno Aholuship, a king­ship head by the Akran of Badagry and his seven white cap high chiefs. The white cap chiefs administer the eight quarters which Badagry is di­vided into. These divisions are Aho­vikoh, Boekoh, Jegba, Posukoh, Awhanjigo, Asago, Whalako and Ganho.

2. The title of Badagry’s royal father is Oba Akran, a kingship so influential that one of longest commercial avenues (a 2.14kilometere stretch) in Ikeja, Oba Akran Avenue, was named after it.

3. Badagry locals, comprising of the Aworis, Egun, Yoruba and Ogu people, are known for their hospitable disposition and their famous snack, Ajogun, made from cassava, best enjoyed with coconut water sucked from a straw plunged deep into the coconut.

4. Because of its proximity to the ocean, Badagry became the key port for export of African slaves to the Americas. Till date, there is a small museum in the building of the first Christian mission that showcases the manacles and other relics of the hugely lucrative and barbaric trade in humans.

5. Founded in the 15th century, Badagry was said to have been named from a dual corruption of Agbedegreme (which means Agbedeh’s farm in “Ogu” language) to Agbedagari and Agbedagari to Badagry by Yoruba settlers and European slave traders respectively. It is believed that Agbedeh was the famous farmer who founded the town.

6. Badagry served as the auction point for slaves captured during the inter-village warfare. Well, let's know more about this ancient tribe. Although the people belong to the Yoruba tribe of Southwest Nigeria, they speak a distinct language from the main Yoruba spoken in its land.

7. Notable Badagry indigenes

Oba C. Dosa. Akran
Late Oba Claudius Dosa Akran was a Nigerian politician and traditional title holder who represented Badagry in parliament in 1951 and held the title of Aholu Jiwa II of Jegba.

Oba G. Babatunde Akran, current Aholu Menu-Toyi

Seriki Williams Abass

T. Ola Avoseh

Founder of PAGA

8. Lagos is For Excellence!

Please bring your investments to Lagos State.
Your investments are safe and you're guaranteed of a working business environment.
Please join others already doing so. We have warm hospitality, great foods, music, modern infrastructures , beaches and iconic tourist recreation/relaxation spots in Lagos.

Lagos is the right place to site your investments. You, your family and investments are safe in my city of Lagos.

Please invest in Lagos today.
Thank you.

Ttalk:


Don't say what you don't know so you won't sound like a fool

atobs4real:

You will see it Ajah or Ikorodu

FreeStuffsNG:
Badagry Deep Sea Port

The $2.5 billion project, which will be funded through Public Private Partnership (PPP), will be built on approximately 496 hectares. It will have a 2,470m quay length container terminal, 560m quay length break bulk terminal, 360m quay length OSB terminal and a minimum of 18m depth.

Please bring your investments to Lagos State.
Your investments are safe and you're guaranteed of a working business environment.

Please join others already doing so.
Lagos is the right place to site your investments. You, your family and investments are safe in Lagos.

Please invest in Lagos today.
Thank you.

emee701:
The yorubas in badagry migrated from ile ife. You can hear it from his mouth

Otunbakayce:
From whose mouth? From a poor chief who is speaking for money to gain favor or from indigenes and descendants of badagri founders?

Ayhurthunde:
Hundeyin go dey talk rubbish layer��

pongwa:
Badagry is not Yoruba,desist from this ideology

Otunbakayce:
Even with all the misinformation you stated here, you didnt even know that Egun and Ogu are both the same.
So torikoh, Ajara,Topo, Toga, mowo are not part of badagry and doesn't have chiefs in Akrans palace?
I don't blame you, I blame the MOD that pushed this propaganda and misinformation to the FP.

oyatz:


There are different peoples/families in Badagry - Egun/Awori/ Oyo-Ife origins.

Zonefree:
So, na Ghana now?

After dragging Kwara from the Fulani and Benin from the Edoid, na Ghana una stretch una dragging reach

FreeStuffsNG:
Yoruba in Badagry are from Ile-Ife, not Ghana – High Chief Wawu



https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/03/yoruba-in-badagry-are-from-ile-ife-not-ghana-high-chief-wawu/

FreeStuffsNG:
About Badagry, the indigenous people of Lagos

The coastal town of Badagry, traditionally known as Gbagle, is situated between the city of Lagos, and the border with Benin Republic at Seme. It was cut out of Nigeria in 1863 and eventually added to the state of Lagos as part of Nigeria by the United Kingdom in 1901.

Being the second largest town in Lagos State, Badagry is surrounded by lakes, creeks and island, which makes beaches and resorts one of the major attractions of the ancient town.

1. Badagry is a monarchy headed by the Wheno Aholuship, a king­ship head by the Akran of Badagry and his seven white cap high chiefs. The white cap chiefs administer the eight quarters which Badagry is di­vided into. These divisions are Aho­vikoh, Boekoh, Jegba, Posukoh, Awhanjigo, Asago, Whalako and Ganho.

2. The title of Badagry’s royal father is Oba Akran, a kingship so influential that one of longest commercial avenues (a 2.14kilometere stretch) in Ikeja, Oba Akran Avenue, was named after it.

3. Badagry locals, comprising of the Aworis, Egun, Yoruba and Ogu people, are known for their hospitable disposition and their famous snack, Ajogun, made from cassava, best enjoyed with coconut water sucked from a straw plunged deep into the coconut.

4. Because of its proximity to the ocean, Badagry became the key port for export of African slaves to the Americas. Till date, there is a small museum in the building of the first Christian mission that showcases the manacles and other relics of the hugely lucrative and barbaric trade in humans.

5. Founded in the 15th century, Badagry was said to have been named from a dual corruption of Agbedegreme (which means Agbedeh’s farm in “Ogu” language) to Agbedagari and Agbedagari to Badagry by Yoruba settlers and European slave traders respectively. It is believed that Agbedeh was the famous farmer who founded the town.

6. Badagry served as the auction point for slaves captured during the inter-village warfare. Well, let's know more about this ancient tribe. Although the people belong to the Yoruba tribe of Southwest Nigeria, they speak a distinct language from the main Yoruba spoken in its land.

7. Notable Badagry indigenes

Oba C. Dosa. Akran
Late Oba Claudius Dosa Akran was a Nigerian politician and traditional title holder who represented Badagry in parliament in 1951 and held the title of Aholu Jiwa II of Jegba.

Oba G. Babatunde Akran, current Aholu Menu-Toyi

Seriki Williams Abass

T. Ola Avoseh

Founder of PAGA

8. Lagos is For Excellence!

Please bring your investments to Lagos State.
Your investments are safe and you're guaranteed of a working business environment.
Please join others already doing so. We have warm hospitality, great foods, music, modern infrastructures , beaches and iconic tourist recreation/relaxation spots in Lagos.

Lagos is the right place to site your investments. You, your family and investments are safe in my city of Lagos.

Please invest in Lagos today.
Thank you.