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Are there any Igbo chieftaincy rulers like in the yoruba land and fulani?

Take a chill!! No vex. It's just curiousity and it's a minor mistake of mis spelling, so take my honest apology which is IGBO. Case solved!

Are there any yoruba queen/chieftaincy/oba equivalents that are not married to chieftains/kings/oba in yoruba states at all in Nigeria?

What would you say the most popular class of ethnic group, tribe and tribal region is between Edo (which has a yoruba area), Cross River/Akwa Ibom based (Ibibio/Efik), Delta (Urhobo, Itsekiri and has ibo sections), Kogi (Igala and Bayelsa (Ijaw) apart from the three major tribes which are namely Yoruba, Ibo and Hausa in terms of affluence and literacy especially within the people. I would surely go for Edo based on my actual obversations.

I'm just inclined with Nigeria culture which is solely why I am asking this question. What iare the most prominent ibo state out of all the ibo states in Nigeria which are anambra, imo, rivers, abia, enugu, ebonyi. I would imagine anambra due to econonomic/industrial activity as well as Imo state because I hear a lot about Owerri.

Which is a more prominent yoruba state, Oyo or Osun. When we consider that the only popular town in Oyo is Ibadan. Whereas in Osun, there is osogba, ilesha and ife. Plus the comparison of ooni of ife and alaafin of oyo.

What was his actual net worth then?

Who was the richest man in Nigeria as well as Africa in the 80s? I strongly doubt Abiola as forbes released their first world billionaires magazine in 1987 according to them. From some information I gathered Michael Ibru would be a competitor because he had between 9000 and 11000 employees in 1990 and Deinde Fernandez is also a viable competitor according to some sources and sources indicate that both men were legitimately dollar billionaires before they passed on plus does anyone even know what Abiola's real net worth (without converting it to today's value) at the time was?