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Koma People

**Koma** is a relatively primitive hill-dwelling ethnic group in northern Adamawa, in the Atlantika Mountains, which shares a border with southern Cameroun. Hill-dwellers are spread through the south and southwest of these mountains, including many on the Cameroun side. There are 21 Koma villages in the Cameroonian side of the Alantika Mountains and 17 villages on the Nigerian side.

The largest towns in the Koma area are: Tantille, Chonha, Mani, Nassaraw Koma and Ba-Usmanu.

## History
The Koma people became recognized as Nigerians in 1961, a year after independence, along with the old provinces of  Cameroun. Today Koma is part of the seven districts of Jada local government in Adamawa State.

The hill was discovered in 1986 by a corps member.

## Description
The Koma have their own language, known as Koma, with an estimated 61,000 speakers. It is a member of the Niger–Congo family. The Koma people are divided into three main groups: the hill-dwelling Beya and Ndamti, and the Vomni and Verre lowlanders.

They are committed to their traditional culture. The men wear loincloths and women wear fresh leaves. Koma men are much more receptive to wearing of contemporary clothes than the women. Customarily inheritance in Koma is in the maternal lineage. As a mark of acceptance and friendship, a Koma man may share his wife with friends, especially visitors. They have an average population of about 400 people per village, and many engage in rearing of animals.

The late Colonel Yohanna Madaki visited the mountains in 1989, at the insistence of the first set of corps members posted to the lowlands.

## Culture
Among the Komas, a twin birth is regarded as evil, and twins are considered abominable so much so that until recently babies of multiple births used to be buried alive with the women who had the 'misfortune' of being their mothers. This obnoxious practice of twins killing is out of vogue among Komas who dwell on the plains, but in the out-of-the-way settlements on the hills, the ancient practice still thrives untainted.

Koma medicine men engage in extended farting sessions on the occasion of public dancing ceremonies. They train with a master and are capable of farting for hours on end. When the anus area becomes irritated from prolonged flatulence, it is soothed with a healing powder. The tradition is thought to originate in mockery of puritanical Muslims, who used to enslave Komas and drove them to move their habitat into the hilly areas they now occupy. The tradition was famously documented in a documentary by Alain Baptizet.

## References
http://www.iflscience.com/editors-blog/ancient-dna-recovered-from-clay-statues-reveal-secrets-of-mysterious-african-culture/
Funmi Aragbaye

**Funmi Aragbaye** (ku ma bi ọjọ ẹkẹlu efu ochu ebie efu ọdọ 1954) chi akeli ala-ọjọ, ak'ọtakada eli kpai televangelist i che.

## Abakwanẹ Ọlayi nwu
Ẹgba kuma bi Funmi Aragbaye chi ọjọ ki ochu ebie nolu mẹlu, efu ọdọ 1954, efewo Ondo, tefu akwọra ami agbọlọjọ. ila kọche ẹnwu ugbo Ondo State's Civil Service ukọchẹ chikulu taki ilo na dama kpayi Oyo State Civil Service, ọmọlẹ i chukọlọ kpa tanẹ, unwa kiya gwọ nyu ẹgbelẹ chi Principal Administrative Officer in 1997. ugbo ki chanẹ ukọlọ eli-ekọ nwu chi Evangelical Church Winning All ki di  Ilorin, ki ch'ugweta Kwara State, Nigeria igboji gbanẹ-n anubi ki ni West Africa School Certificate. Album eli nwu ejodudu, oduwu ki *Olorun Igbala*, manyu  *Sioni Ilu Ayo.* ma ko dufu efu ọdọ 1983. ọjọ k'ochu ebie nolu mẹlu ọdọ 2014 i ch'uyọ ẹgba kuma bi nwu ọma, ẹgbalẹ ijọ ọma ọdọmi 60 manyu ọdọmi 30 efu eli ami agbọlọjọ ojanẹ Lagos state. Efu am'ibo ku ma wa chi veteran Nigerian gospel singers manyu artistes including chief Ebenezer Obey, Joseph Adebayo Adelakun, Dunni Olanrewaju, Kunle Ajayi, a saxophonist, kpayi evangelist Bola Are, ki chi President ami Gospel Musicians Association of Nigeria ẹronu meji. 

## Discography

* *Olorun Igbala (1983)*
* *Sioni ilu ayo*' (1983)
* *pin Rere (Good Portion)*'
* *Glory of God (Ogo Oluwa)* 

## Geyi nugo

* Odu abo ku ma keli chọchi

## References
Joseph Adebayo Adelakun

**Joseph Adebayo Adelakun** (ku ma bi ọjọ ẹgweji efu ochu ẹfa efu ọdọ 1949) chi  akeli ọla-ọjọ, ak'ọtakada eli kpai televangelist i che.

## Abakwanẹ Ọlayi nwu
Ma bi Adelakun ti akwọra Salami Adebayo kiya chọwọ . ojanẹ Saki ikwo, efewo lẹ di ejọwọ north eyi Oyo State, western Nigeria. i kọchẹ ukọlọ abo ku ma chukọlọ una ugbo Kareem Electrical Engineering Company efewo Ibadan, ki chi ugwẹta Oyo State. ẹgba ki wa kọchẹ ukọlọ lẹ kpa chi 1968,  Taki na tefu ukọlọ ami Nigerian Army ma mu du na ti Nigerian Army Barrack, eyi Engineering Construction Regiment ki di Ede efu Oyo State. ma f'unwu baptize efu chọchi Christ Apostolic Church efu ọdọ 1972, efu ọdọ lẹ gbagẹdẹ ichanẹ chi evangelism.

## Ukọlọ
Efu ọdọ 1976, ma wu transfer na ti Kaduna ọmọ lẹ ukọlọ eli-ekọ nwu chanẹ, ọmọ lẹ i defu ami ibo kwaya chọchi Christ Apostolic Church. Odu album ejodudu nwu chi *Emi yio kokiki Re* ẹgba ki dufu chi efu ọdọ 1978 kpayi ọdọ 1982. I chekpa kwi ukọlọ Nigerian Army wa kp'ejuru eli abo chọchi ekọ, efu ọdọ gẹdẹ i chanẹ ujọ eli-ekọ k'odu nwu chi "Ayewa International Gospel Singers".  Album ẹk'ẹla nwu ch'ẹnwu k'amonẹ gboji du mọ reli ekọ tule, odu-wu chi *Amona tete maa bo*, ki dufu efu ọdọ 1984. Ami album eli nwu ki dufu che nyanẹ 30 efu am'ọdọ ki tẹ keli chọchi lẹ  ma d'ojima eyi kuma dọ ki "Evergreen Award" wu ugbo Crystal Awards 2014 ku ma che ọjọ aladi, ọjọ k'ochu ebie nolu ogwu efu ọdọ, 2014.

## Discography

* *Amona Tete Maa Bo* (1984)
* *Abundant Grace* ()
* *Gboro Mi Ro (Re-Mix) Evergreen* ()
* *Agbara Olorun Ki I Baati* ()

* *Emi yio kokiki Re*        Vol 1
* *Okan mi Bale*             Vol 2
* *Emmanuel ti de*           Vol 3
* *Amona tete mabo* (1)      Vol 4
* *Eyin Omo Igbala Edide*    Vol 5
* *Bami se Jesu*             Vol 6
* *Bere Ohun Edun Okan re*   Vol 7
* *Emi yio fiyin f'Oluwa*    Vol 8
* *Amona tete mabo* (2)      Vol 9
* *Agbara Olorun Ki I Baati* Vol 10
* *Gboro mi rot*             Vol 11
* *Ilekun Anu*               Vol 12

## Geyi nugo

* Odu ami bo ku ma keli chọchi

## References
Faro River

Aji **Faro** lẹ chi  aji kiya cha loji ọmẹ Nigeria–Cameroon efu Africa. Ẹtẹ nwu chi kwi oji Adamawa Plateau, na teju ọwọ southeast eyi Ngaoundéré, ki di eju ọwọ Adamawa eyi Cameroon. i ch'oka efu ami aji kuma cha lo tefu Aji Benue, ma wa deju oji ọmẹ

## See also

* Communes of Cameroon

## References
Olufemi Obafemi

**Olufemi Obafemi** (má bì efu ẹ̀kẹ̀lẹ nólu mẹlẹ̀ efú ọdọ 1950)ì ché‘na Naijẹria poet, playwright, author kpaì Professor yé òyìnbó kpaì Dramatic Literature ùgbo ì University of Ilorin kwì ẹ̀gbà óchu ẹ̀kẹ̀gwe ọdọ 1990. Óń chèna ẹ̀ kì  76th kì gbì yé ì Naijẹria  National Order of Merit (NMOM) award (2018). òń chì ágbòjì yé ì Nigerian Academy of Letters ágbádẹ efu ọdọ 2016 kpaì efu ọdọ 2018, tá kì Ese-ede Francis Egbokhare.

## Abàkwéné -ùn kpaì ùkocha ísakulu kì chá.
Olu Obafemi (chì òdú ẹjuma kù má dóó ) má bì efú ẹwo Akutupa-Kiri, Kabba/Bunu kì chì lòcál gomenti árìal yá  Kogi State, Naijẹria . Ì chá nì ọtakìda ẹdọ mẹfa ùn kwì  Kabba takì ìlóò tì ísakulu yé gomenti ẹdọ megwẹ́gí kì dì, Dekina kpaì ùbìla  Titcombe College, Egbe kì nyà chì ìsakulu ẹdọ megwẹ́gí ùn .

Efu ọdọ  1975,ì nì Bácẹló yá Arts dìgìrì efu  English kwì  Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria kpaì anìbù ì lẹ tì lẹ and later proceeded to England,ùgbo kìa nì  MA efu  English (1975) úgbo yé  University of Sheffield, kpaì á PhD (1981) manyú gẹ  English úgbo yá ì  University of Leeds.

## Works
His first play *Pestle on the Mortar*, which was written while he was still an undergraduate, was produced in 1974 and broadcast by the Kaduna Broadcasting Corporation. He has published a number of other plays like *Nights of a Mystical Beast (1986)*, *The New Dawn* (1986), *Suicide Syndrome* (1993), *Naira Has No Gender (1993)*,*The Love Twirls of Adiitu-Olodumare (2016),* and *Iyunade* (2016).

## Research contributions
Obafemi is believed to have pioneered an experimental tool for revolutionary aesthetics in Africa, typifying the plays of second generation Nigerian and African dramatist. His work has also influenced the interpretation of radical drama among theatre scholars in West Africa in the 1980s and 90s. He has also contributed to advancing the discourse on post-feminist aesthetics in Nigeria drama to the engagement in material perception of society.

## Positions held
Olufemi Obafemi chì cháìmanì yà ámì ùjo meetìnì ámì  áutor náijẹrìa (ANA), yà kì dì Ilorin , Kwara State, efu ọdọ in 1998 and he served as the National President of the Association from 2001 to 2005. He was also a Director of Research at the National Institute of Policy and Strategic Studies (NIPSS), a former President of the Association of Nigerian Authors and chairman of the board of directors of the National Commission for Museums and Monuments. He is currently the National Chairman of the Nigerian Reproduction Rights Society of Nigeria (REPRONIG)[June 2019]. He is an editorial consultant and columnist in several of Nigeria's national newspaper.

## Awards
# Nigerian National Order Merit (NNOM), 2018

## References
Jahdiel

**Grace Jahdiel Benjamin** (odù ìgbèlè nwù 'Okoduwa') odù oji ede nwù chì **Jahdiel**, Nigerian gospel akeli, ak'ọtakada álí kpàì atọgba eli ì cheì. Ì chànè elì ekọ e fì ọdọ 2006,i m'eli nwu *Heritage* dù dùfù efu ọdọ 2008. Ì chẹnọ kà efù àmì akeli ọla-ọjọ kì dẹ Loveworld Records yi Christ Embassy. Jahdiel d'ọwọ t'ọtakada kpaì Hammer House Records, unyi eli ekọ kà kì ọkọ nwù ben nẹ.

## Ọlayi nwù kpàì Ukọchẹ
Jahdiel chì Ikoyi, Lagos State, Nigeria mà bì, ọmọ lẹ ì che Ukọchẹ ọdọ mẹfa nwu kpàì ẹdọ mẹgweji nwu efu Aunty Ayo International School, Ikoyi. Tàkì ì ch'ukọchẹ ny'ọgba tì BSc degree efu Chemistry.

Ukọlọ

Jahdiel chànẹ keli kwì ọdọ mẹlù efu am'akeli kì dẹ unyi ọjọ ogbogbele nwu choir takì chànẹ egwo amenwù ìya dabi piano kpai keyboard kw'ẹgba ki ch'ọdọ mẹgwẹta. Anubi kì dẹ efu amì ujọ am'akeli wewe i fu eli nwu *Heritage* du dufu efu ọdọ 2008 amonẹ wewe gba eli lẹ, i jẹ nwu kì mẹrẹ anẹ efu ujọ am'akeli ki jẹ nwu má ku ma chi dago efu  "Most Promising Artist or Group" efu ọdọ 2008 yi Kora Awards. Eli omunẹ kì kọ ku ma dọ *Under Oath* dufu efu ọdọ 2010. Eli ki dọ chi "Ebube Dike", "Oh God" kpai "Ayaya",ma fu *Under Oath*  chi dago efu 2013 Nigeria Gospel Music Awards. Efu ochu ẹgwoka efu ọdọ 2015, i mu eli nwu ẹkẹta ku ma dọ *Majesty dù dufu*. Efu ọdọ 2017, ma mu du tẹ efu "100 Most Influential People in Christian Ministry in Nigeria".

## Discography
### Studio albums
**Heritage* ( ọdọ 2008)
**Under Oath* (ọdọ 2010)
**Majesty* (ọdọ 2015)

## Uloko kpai echi dago

## Ọlayi nwu

Ọjọ kochu ẹgwoka nolu ọjọ ogwu ẹgwa efu ọdọ 2013, i nẹ ọkọ nwu Emmanuel Benjamin, ku ma dọ Eben (akeli), akeli ọla-ọjọ kì bi ọma meji nwu.

## Go gẹ
* List of Nigerian gospel musicians

## References

## External links
*
Ijumu it

**Ìjùmú ì chì**  Local Government Area kàà kì dì efú  Kogi State, Nigeria. Kì ùgbátẹ-ùń dì efu ẹ̀wo yà í  Iyara. Ámì ẹ̀wo omúné kì dì efu lócál gomenti manyú  Ayetoro Gbede, Iyah-Gbede, Ayegunle Gbede, Araromi Gbede, Ayere, Ayeh Gbede, Okoro Gbede, Odokoro Gbede, Ekinrin-Adde, Egbeda Egga, Iyamoye, Ogidi, Ikoyi, Otungba, Oton-Ade, Origa, kpaì ábo omúné. amọne kì dì Ìjùmú ákìchì yà í  Okun dialect kì chì Yoruba language. Ùchẹ̀ chewǹ kù ábo Énékélé má gbájù álóò , abobule yà óla má tátẹ̀-ùn ája-ẹya . Ùyì kocha ísakulu chì ewǹ kì gbàju chì ogbògaga efu Ìjùmú.

Ẹ ñâ ánẹ kì gbá dábì ìmẹ‘lẹ yé ì 1,306&nbsp; kpaì ù wéwé amòne–ùn chì 119,929 ẹgba ku má ka‘mónẹ̀ alùka efu ọdọ 2006 kū ma chá .

Ì  postal code yé ì area Ùń chì  261.

Chìyamánì yà lócal gomenti là ábájoì chì Hon. Haruna Ibrahim. ẹ̀nẹ kìa chì ágbójì yà  ì  Ijumu Development Union (IDU) ábájoì chì is Comrade Ahmed-Ade Fatai. Má chì òn égba yé ì IDU Annual Congress ùgbo Iyara efu ochu Ẹ̀kegwéjì efu ọdọ  2024 ọdo mẹẹjì ì yà chá kà dẹ̀ ,ì gbà kwúgbo ẹ̀ne ì kì chì  National President kì chì ẹ̀ko-ewn kpá , Ọba Kayode Olorunmaiye

## Ìchì.
Ìjùmú is highly linguistically diverse. Some of the local Volta–Niger languages spoken in Ijumu LGA are:
*Ukaan language
*Akpes language (Abesabesi)
*Ahan language
*Ayere language
*Akoko language (Arigidi)

## Notable people

 
 
* Smart Adeyemi, a Senator representing Kogi West, and a past National President of the Nigerian Union of Journalists from 1999 to 2006.
* S. A. Ajayi, a Nigerian statesman, pioneer politician in old Kabba Province and the founding father of Ijumu Local Government.
* Shola Ameobi, an Ayetoro Gbede born English footballer, playing for Newcastle United as a striker.
* David Jemibewon, a retired Nigerian Army Major-General who served as military governor of the defunct Western State (Aug 1975 – March 1976), as governor of Oyo State after it was created from part of the old Western State (March 1976 -July 1978), and later as Minister of Police Affairs (1999 to 2000). 
* Samuel Jemigbon (4 March 1934 – 17 June 2009), was a Christian clergyman who was Chairman of the Lagos, Western/Northern Area Territory and Vice-President of The Apostolic Church Nigeria.
* Dino Melaye, a former Senator of Kogi West District in the National Assembly.
* Nike Davies-Okundaye, also known as Nike Okundaye, Nike Twins Seven Seven and Nike Olaniyi, is a batik and Adire textile designer.
* Bayo Ojo, a former Attorney General of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
* Folashade Yemi-Esan, a Nigerian civil servant and current head of the civil service of the federation since 28 February 2020.

## References
Frank Edwards (gospel musician)

**Frank Ugochukwu Edwards** (mà bì ọjọ k'ochu ẹfa nolu ọjọ ogwu nyọwọ meji efu ọdọ 1989) Nigerian musician ì cheì, ẹnẹ kia cheli, ẹne kia n'ukọla eli che, añulọ-ọjọ kpai ak'ọtakada eli ki kwì Enugu State. Onwù nì record label Rocktown Records, kì chì unyi nwu am'akali dà bì Edwards ojikọla nwu, Gil Joe, King BAS, Nkay, Dudu manyi abo ki bọ. Ì dẹ efu ewo Lagos, Nigeria.

## Òlàyì nwù àbàbà
Frank Ugochukwu Edwards kpàì àmì family ebìe ma che gbàì efì Enugu state eì Nigeria. Ì che nì àmòmàye mèlù. Ì chànè elì eko kwi odo mègwà, ìlà knò kochè  piano kwùgbo attah nwù. Ì mòlàyì nwù dù nwòjò. Ì che nì àmì album wewe kpàì hit singles nwodù nwù. Ì che establish òlà nwù tefì àmì as best leading gospel artiste efì Nigeria.

### Ọlayi Ichọchi nwu
Edwards (ku ma dọ Frankrichboy) chẹnẹ ka efu Christ Embassy Church in Nigeria kpai LoveWorld Music Ministry manyi am'akeli ọla-ọjọ ki bọ uchẹ ka efu ma che Moses Bliss, Ada Ehi (gospel musician), Sinach, Eben, Joe Praize.

## Selected discography

### Albums
* *Definition* (ọdọ 2008)
* *Release Singles* (ọdọ 2015)
* *Frankincense* (ọdọ 2016)
* *Birthday* EP (ọdọ 2016)
* *Born in July* (ọdọ 2017)
* *Unlimited – Verse 1* (ọdọ 2017)
* *I'm Supernatural* (ọdọ 2018)
**In Love With You* (ọdọ 2018)
* *Unlimited – Verse 2* (ọdọ 2018)
* *Born in July* (ọdọ 2019)
**Believers Anthem* (ọdọ 2020)
**No One Like You* (ọdọ 2020)
* *Melody Album* (ọdọ 2022)

## Selected videography

## Awards and nominations
In May 2011 he was nominated as the Gospel artiste of the year in the sixth annual Nigeria Entertainment Awards (NEA). He won the award of the best Gospel Rock artiste in the first annual awards. He also won west Africa best male vocalist in 2012/ best hit single at the Love World Awards 2012, and 3 awards at the Nigeria Gospel Music Awards (male artiste of the year, song of the year and best male vocal). His album *Frankincense*, which feat Micah Stampley and Nathaniel Bassey, topped Beyoncé's and Adele's albums within few hours of release on iTunes album chart.

## See also
* List of Nigerian gospel musicians
* List of Igbo people

## References

## External links
* 
* Frank Edwards songs
Jju language

**Jju** (Tyap: Jhyuo; Hausa: Kaje, Kache) che ichi ki abo Bajju aka ojanẹ Kaduna State alumeji Nigeria. Efu ọdọ 1988, abo ku ma ki ichi  amonẹ Jju chi 300,000. Jju chi ichi ka Southern Kaduna. 

## Distribution
Jju chi ichi ejodudu ki abo Bajju ku ma di Zangon Kataf, Jema'a, Kachia, Kaura manyi Kaduna South Local Government Areas yi Kaduna state aka. ma ñọ ka meri Atyap, Fantswam, Agworok, Ham, Adara &#x5B;**&#x5D;

Achi .

* zwuoi - nose
* shog - cheek
* a̠kpukpa ka̠nu - lip
* zwuak - throat
* du̱ryem - tongue
* pffwa - neck
* ka̠dyet - chin
* ka̠hog - chest
* trang - beard
* kawiyang - armpit
* du̱ccu - head
* a̠nyyi teeth
* tsuo mbvak - elbow
* ka̠ma - back
* du̱kkwat - back of head
* tak - leg
* ka̠hwa - stomach
* du̱kkwut - knee
* hun-tak ankle
* gruang - shoulder
* kanu - mouth
* kop - navel
* pffwo - ear
* du̱ssi - eye
* a̠cat - hair
* du̱byiang - breast
* ka̠ta̠ssi - forehead
* a̠ta̠ngbak - wrist
* ka̠ta̠ng-hurung bak - finger
* bva̠k - hand

## References
Salifu Joel

**Salifu Joel Oyibo** ì chẹ̀nẹ Naijẹria kì kó‘na ewǹ kpáì ẹ̀ne kìa chì ùja-ìbe kìchì ùkolo yà ì ,deputy governor of Kogi State kwì-egba ọdọ  2024. Má chì-óń kì mú dù árọnì  Ahmed Usman Ododo efu yà patì yà "Á-P-C " All Progressive Congress efu yé í  2023 Kogi State gubernatorial election.

## References
Kupa

ì **Kupa** () ábẹkì  **Kolpa** ( ábẹkì  ; kwì yé ì   efú  Roman ẹgba ) ájì river, yà ógbogba Ofo yé ìSava,kì yì àgbàdẹ yà ì  north-west Croatia kpaì southeast Slovenia. Ì èwn̄o chì ẹ jìjì  , manyú Ọgụkọ yé ì   kì chìẹkwù-ùn̄ àgbádẹ̀ yé Croatia kpaì  Slovenia kpaì abó kì bòó kì d'ọdọ efú èwo  Croatia.

## Etymology
Odù yé í *Colapis*, chá kótá‘nẹ efú ótàkìdá yé ì  antiquity, ì chewǹ ùñẹ-ju kù má kwì ùgbo ẹ̀ttá Proto-Indo-European **quel-* 'turn, meander' and **ap-* 'water', meaning 'meandering water'. An alternative interpretation is **(s)kel-*/**skul-* 'shiny, bright', meaning 'clear river'.

## Course
[thumb|left|In its lower course, the Kupa [meanders through the plains of the Pannonian Basin.]]
Ábo  Kupa ẹ̀ttá ma chì ojìane  Croatia ẹju-ẹwo yé ì mountainous region yà ì  Gorski Kotar, northeast yé Rijeka, kì déju ógbágbálẹ́ yé ì Risnjak National Park. Kì déju álẹbo yà ọ́pẹ̀ẹ̀ kì chì ìmẹlẹ tẹjú ewọ  eastwards, takì yà gbì yà kẹkẹ̀ yé ì Čabranka kwì ájì kì kwìewo ọwọ àhöohì takì ẹ̀ Yànẹ̀ yà àgbádẹ̀ yà ì  Slovenian.

Ábẹlẹ ì dẹ álo tẹjú ọwọ yé í  eastwards kpaì álùmẹgì yé í  White Carniola ọ́gbẹgbalẹ̀ efu yé  north kpaì Central Croatia.efu yà ì  south. Ì  Kupa chẹ gbé  influx kwì yà í ájì Lahinja kwì ọwọ‘ttó yé efu Primostek, làalẹ̀  Vrbovsko,kpaì ácìgìlì ì mù dáta kwo alùmẹjì  Slovenian takì ìyálẹ lẹ tì  Metlika.

Takì ì yánẹ yà ì ojì-ẹ̀wo Karlovac, ùgbo kì gbì influx kwì amá‘jì mẹ̀ẹ̀jì kì bò kwo yé ì ọwọ ọ́‘tto Dobra kpaì  Korana (ì kpọ manyú Mrežnica ọ́la ). Ì Kupa chì ájì kì ná‘sa  lọ ti òwo yé í  east, ùgbo kìa gbo dámà kpayì  Glina kwì ówo‘tto from the right, it then passes through two small towns called Šišinec and Brkiševina, and then proceeds to the town of Sisak where it merges with Odra from the left and, after passing through Sisak town centre, flows into the Sava River.

## Pollution
Fairly unpolluted downstream to Karlovac, the upper Kupa is a popular place for bathing in summer. The section from Stari Trg down to Fučkovci since 2006 is part of the Slovenian Krajinski park Kolpa nature reserve.

The hydrological parameters of the Kupa are regularly monitored at Radenci, Kamanje, Karlovac, Jamnička Kiselica and Farkašić.

## History
In 1899, the notary of Brod, M. Pavelić, set out to excavate an easier path down to the source of the Kupa.

## Gallery

Izvor rijeke Kupe.jpg|Main spring.
Izvor Kupe (9).jpg|Source canyon.
Valley of Kolpa river (49511580216).jpg|From *Sodevska stena*.
Kupa-lauf.JPG|At Ozalj.
Kupa River from Šišinec .jpg|In Šišinec.


## See also
*Slovenian border barrier

## References

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*source of Kupa pictures
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*Awarded "EDEN - European Destinations of Excellence" non traditional tourist destination 2010



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Izere language

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**Izere** chì Ichi continuum yi Plateau languages efu Nigeria. Blench ọdọ (2008) ka ki, ìchì mẹlẹ ì che, lefu *Ethnologue* ẹ lì ojoji NW kpai NE Izere. Cen kpai Ganang chi uwewe amonẹ 2000 kate aka. Cen du manyi  Berom ki aneke dágo uma Izere.

## Ichi
Blench ( ọdọ 2019) ki am'ichi  Izere kì dẹ-i.

*Fobur
*Northeastern (Federe)
*Southern (Foron)
*Ichèn
*Faishang
*Ganang

## References

*Blench (2008) ''Prospecting proto-Plateau''. Manuscript.

## External links
*Roger Blench: Izere page
Mayo-Belwa

**Mayo-Belwa**, chi Local Government Area ki defu Adamawa State, Nigeria. Aluka amonẹ ku ma dọmọ che da bi  204,200 alu adiko ọdọ 2016. Ya kpẹ ọmẹ kpayi Taraba State t'eju ọwọ west.

## History
Edodo ma ọmọ chi  Bata eyi Mayo Ine valley chanẹ nwu adiko ẹgba ogwu kpai Lamido Lawal manyu ku ma wa dọ ki **Gablalwa**. Ukpahi eyi Lawal wa gbẹgujẹ ọre anubi ku ma wa dodo, elẹ chi todu ku ma kpailọ odu ti odu nwu ajọi ki chi, **Mayo-Belwa**. Ẹnwu ki wa che alu k'ẹnwu kpailọ lẹ chi abo kuma dodo ọmọ kwubi ma mo do chi kwọmọ. Ulẹ ma chanẹ kpai edaba ti Kikan, anubi lẹ ma lo ti Nwamo ẹgba ki agboji ma chi chief etitọ k'odu nwu chi Dunama. Aki dẹ gbo gbo ma wa dodo efu Deniyobusa, ma nwọ dọmọ ki Demsa-Mosu.

Ẹgba adiko anẹ ọjọ k'ochu ẹjọ nolu ẹta ọdọ 1974, meteorite  ki uwoji nwu dabi 5kg nwa nanẹ ti efewo ma. Ichẹkibọ abo ku ma nẹ ami ẹla li egba ki ya kwi ojale wa anẹ ekwukwu lile lebọ wa gbogbo nyi 25 kilometers kwu gbo ki kado.Ma mi meteorite lẹ du na ti Geological Survey of Nigeria todu analysis anubi lẹ ma wu mẹ nwu ami British Museum (Natural History) todu ukọchẹ gbọgba.

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**Jada** chi efewo kpayi Local Government Area ki defu Adamawa State, Nigeria.

## History
[nwọ́che | nwó étéwn che]
Jada, oji enyi local government, chanẹ kwefu Ganye local government ki di Adamawa state. "Ganye" chi agba uj'ẹnwu enyi adamawa state onwu la nwọ chi iye ọgbọdu anẹ enyi Chamba ki dọwọ agboji ma Alhaji. Adamu Sanda (ajọfẹ utọgba) kpayi Gangwari eyi Ganye local government. Ganye, Jada, Toungo, kpayi ichẹkibọ ọla eyi Mayo Belwa, ami Local government mẹlẹ k'oduma d'atẹyi chẹ kpẹkọ kpayi abo Chamba (samba abeki sama).

## Climate
[nwọ́che | nwó étéwn che]
Adiko ẹgba ọlọji ojanẹ Mayo Belwa is oppressive and overcast, ẹgba ojuwo ugbo ki bo chẹ cloudy, manyu ya kp'una ọgbọdu efu ọdọ. Lefu ei ọdọ gba, temperature nwu cha kwi 61 °F lo ti 99 °F, kpayi temperatures i cha yika lo ti ọganẹ ti 55 °F le no abẹki nyatẹ ti 105 °F le no. Mayo Belwa has a Tropical wet and dry or savanna climate (Classification: Aw) and is located at an elevation of None meters (0 feet) above sea level. The yearly temperature in the district is 30.37oC (86.67oF), which is 0.91% higher than the national average. Mayo Belwa gets about 113.75 millimeters (4.48 inches) of rain every year and has 136.05 wet days (37.27% of the time).

## References
Ayetoro Gbede

**Ayetoro Gbede** (Ayetoro-Gbede) chì efewo kì dì onà  Ilorin – Kabba federal highway efì Ijumu, kingdom kpàì local government area efì Kogi state, Nigeria. Ayetoro Gbede defì central Nigeria, approximately 420 kilometers northeast eì Lagos, ìlà chì 315 kilometers kwì Abuja, the nation's capital. Ì chì 21 kilometers kwì Kabba Town. Ì defì Kogi west senatorial district kpàì Kabba/Ijumu federal constituency. Efewo lè chè establish odo ninety-one. Àbo kùmà dì efewo lè chà kì ìchì àbo Okun kpàì Gbede, which is a Yoruba dialect. The current traditional ruler is Oba Sunday Ehindero.

The first house in Ayetoro Gbede was built beside the old market and was owned by the founder, Oba Ajileye Daniel Alaa Bello. Ayetoro is also blessed with cashew seed, cocoa, vegetables, palm wine, and farming influence. The first community high school in Ayetoro gbede was established in September 1979.

## History
Ayetoro-Gbede was founded in 1927 by Oba Ajileye Daniel Alaa Bello who ruled as the first Oba from 1927 until his death on March 27 1964. Oba Alaa was a Christian and as such, used his influence with the missionaries to found the first church in Ayetoro-Gbede - Church Mission(ary) Society (CMS), where he was the Baba Ijo (Church Patron). Oba Alaa founded the town and persuaded many of the smaller neighboring Gbede settlements to join so they could create a bigger town with better economic opportunities and more effective protection from Slave Raiders (a practice that was prevalent at the time). The town consists of 10 communities and is believed to be the largest in the Ijumu Local Government Area of Kogi State.

Unlike many other Okun-Yoruba speaking communities, Ayetoro is one of the few towns with no known traditional festivities or deities being worshipped by the people. This is most likely due to the religious beliefs of its people, with Christian origins as well as the Muslim population.

## Notable people

* Shola Ameobi, an Ayetoro Gbede born English footballer, plays for Newcastle United as a striker.
* Dino Melaye, a former Senator of the Federal Republic representing Kogi west constituency.
* Olushola Akanmode, former deputy Chief-of-Staff to President Olusegun Obasanjo.
* Eniola Bello, Managing Director, ThisDay
* John Obaro, Founder Systemspecs.

## References
North Central (Nigeria)

The **North Central** (often hyphenated to the **North-Central**) is one of the six geopolitical zones of Nigeria representing the majority of the country's Middle Belt. It comprises six states – Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger, and Plateau — in addition to the Federal Capital Territory.

The North Central stretches across the whole width of the country, from the border with Cameroon to that with Benin. In terms of the environment, the zone is dominated by the Guinean forest–savanna mosaic, with the western portion falling into the West Sudanian savanna ecoregion. Plateau State is also named for the Jos Plateau, which lies in the east-central portion of the zone.

The region has a population of about 20 million people, around 11% of the total population of the country. The country's capital of Abuja, which is in the Federal Capital Territory, as well as Ilorin and Jos, are the most populous cities in the North Central, as well as the sixth, seventh, and eighth most populous cities in Nigeria.

## References
Cobhams Asuquo

**Cobhams Asuquo** (Efik pronunciation: ) (má bì efú ochú ẹ̀ju-ódùdù nólu mẹ̀fá efú ọdọ 6, 1981) ì cháne kìa chì ọ́‘dá efú Naijẹria , ì yà chá kpaì ì yáñọ kẹlì yafu ótìkìda . ánùbì kì chùkolo yẹ̀ kì agbojí yà amì ama chì ọmukọmu yẹ̀ local label, Questionmark Entertainment,tǎkì ya fì ùgbo kìa chì rẹcọrdù yà-ẹ̀wn hì-ùjo efu ọdọ  2006.ón chì ẹná kì chì  CEO akwubì mǎnyù agbojí ama chì ó‘dẹ̀a ẹ fì yé ì CAMP (Cobhams Asuquo Music Productions), yà kì àbo kù ma bó mánẹjì-ùn mǎnyù Bez Idakula kpaì  Stan Iyke.

## Music career
Cobhams Emmanuel Asuquo ì chí ẹná kù má bí Nàìjíríà kìa kẹlì tẹfu òtìkáda mǎnyù yà chì ọ̀‘dáẹ..kpaì mǎnyù yà kẹlì òn chẹ̀nẹ kì chanẹ ùkocha ísakulu -ún kì chî ùkocha alû kù má àkajo . ábájòì ì dìọwo tì /ATV UK kù má dú gbo‘gbo dàbì ẹlì ẹkọ tẹfu òtìkáda, Cobhams formed his first music production and label company Cobhams Asuquo Music Production (CAMP) efú ọdọ  2008.ẹfu ọdọ  2016 í chanẹ Vintage Gray Media Ltd ùn. Vintage Gray Media Ltd.ì Chẹ̀ yé ì 74 episodes of "The Top 12 Countdown with Cobhams Asuquo – a music countdown show aimed at showcasing new music.
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## References

## External links
* CNN story on Cobhams Asuquo
Ogōri, Fukuoka

chi ewo énana ki dé  Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan.  , efewo lé chené  udeju wó   population of 59,590 in 25998 households, and a  population density of 1309 persons per km². The total area of the city is .

## Geography
Ogōri chi  ewo énana ki di southern Fukuoka Prefecture. Éwo lé ché jii and narrow from north-to-south. The Homan River, a tributary of the Chikugo River water system, alale lefuewo  north-tu-south.

### Neighboring municipalities
Fukuoka Prefecture
*Chikushino
*Chikuzen
*Kurume
*Tachiarai
Saga Prefecture
*Kiyama
*Tosu

### Climate
Ogōri has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen *Cfa*) characterized by warm summers and cool winters with light to no snowfall.  The average annual temperature in Ogōri is 15.2&nbsp;°C. The average annual rainfall is 1766&nbsp;mm with September as the wettest month.

### Demographics
Per Japanese census data, the population of Ogōri is as shown below

## History
The area of Ogōri was part of ancient Chikugo Province. During the Edo Period the area was under the control of Kurume Domain.  After the Meiji restoration, the village of Ogōri was established on May 1, 1889 with the creation of the modern municipalities system.  Ogōri was raised to town status on October 1, 1953. It annexed the neighboring villages of Mikuni, Tateishi, Mihara, and Ajisaka on March 31, 1955 and was raised to city status on April 1, 1972 .

## Government
Ogōri has a mayor-council form of government with a directly elected mayor and a unicameral city council of 18 members. Ogōri, together with the town of Tachiarai,  contributes two members to the Fukuoka Prefectural Assembly. In terms of national politics, the city is part of the Fukuoka 6th district of the lower house of the Diet of Japan.

## Economy
Ogōri has a mixed economy centering on agriculture and light manufacturing. A large percentage of the working population commutes to nearby Kurume or to Fukuoka City for work.

## Education
Ogōri has eight public elementary schools and five public junior high schools operated by the city government and two public high schools operated by the Fukuoka Prefectural Board of Education.  There is also one private junior high school. The prefecture also operates a special education school for the handicapped.

## Transportation
### Railways
 Nishitetsu Tenjin Ōmuta Line
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### Highways
*  Kyushu Expressway
*  Ōita Expressway
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## Local attractions
*Kyushu Historical Museum
*Nyōirin Temple, also known as temple of the frog
*Ogōri Kanga ruins, National Historic Site
*Tanabata Shrine

## Notable residents of Ogōri
* Misa Eguchi - tennis player
* Kazuyuki Hoashi - baseball player
* Maki Itoh - professional wrestler, idol
* Masahiro Nakatani - baseball player
* Hikaru Naomoto - footballer

## References

## External links

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Ichi Daka

**Daka** (Dakka, Dekka, rarely Deng baki Tikk) chi ichi ka efu ichi meji ki abo Chamba people ojane Nigeria, aka ichi ekeji ku ma ka chi Chamba Leko.

Ma nwo di Chamba dialect  **Chamba Daka** *Samba, Tsamba, Tchamba, Sama, Jama Daka*; manyi Nakanyare. abo ku ma ki ichi Chamba chi dabi 90%. Ma nwo di Chamba Daka  *Sámá Mūm*.

Ami direct ki bo chi *Dirim* (Dirin, Dirrim), *Lamja, Dengsa,* kpai *Tola*. Dirim kpai Lamja–Dengsa–Tola ni ISO code ema ojoji,

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## References
Kiong language

**Kiong**, baki **Kayon**, chi ichi Upper Cross River language ojane Nigeria. Abo ku ma ki ichi okoyong eyi Kiong chi Odukpani, Akamkpa kpai Biase local government areas  Cross River State ma dodo. Eko ku ma document ichi Kiong chi odo 1990s. Abo ku ma ki ichi Kiong odo 1998 chi amone ogwu nyomelu. Odo 2010 amone ki ya ki ichi kiong chi amone mejo,ojile ma che chi ogijo. abajio ma cho'gbo ki ichi Kiong ki gbalu n.

## Phonology

* /b/ is unvoiced [p] word-finally.
* /x/ can be heard as [h~ʁ].
* /ŋ/ is labialized [ŋʷ] syllable-initially.
Ichi Ekoid

Ichi **Ekoid languages** chi dialect cluster eyi Southern Bantoid languages , ugbo ku ma ki ichi Ekoid chi southeastern Nigeria manyi owo ka ojane Cameroon. Ma sha du ma dama kpai ichi  Bantu, ) 

## Languages
 

## Ami Odu kpai Ugbo ku ma de ojane Nigeria
Ogane chi ami odu ichi, ukaluka amone ma manyi ugbo ku ma de ojane Nigeria gwi Blench (2019).

## Phonology
Alu ku ma ki vowel Proto-Ekoid chi */i e ɛ a ɔ o u/;

Alu ku ma ki consonant nwu chi:

## References
Kanembu language

**Ichi Kanembu** chi ichi Nilo-Saharan language iche. Abo ku ma ki ichi Kanembu chi abo Kanembu ku ma di Chad. Abo ku ma ki ichi kanembu nwo di Niger ge ma muda na nan. Ichi Kanembu meri ichi Kanuri.
Etannibi Alemika

**Etannibi Alemika** ì chẹná kì chì prọfẹ́ssor ẹ̀ ì kì chì Criminology kpaì yé í  Sociology yà í ákàjo kwì ísakulu yé  University of Jos. Efu ọ́chù ẹ̀kẹ̀jo efu ọdọ 2015, ì chẹ dẹfu àbo mẹ̀bìẹ̀ kù chì ọ́la má dufu ẹ̀tìto kù má dámá kú má chì újoó kpì présídentì anti-corruption  Muhammadu Buhari. His most widely cited article is titled *Policing kpai aPerceptions ẹ̀  Police efu  Nigeria*, yà kù má dú gbogo dùfu efu ọdọ 1988.

## Abàkwéné íle-ùn kpaì ùkocha ísakulu kì chá.
Alemika chẹ l tùyì kócha sociology yà kì chì ísakulu yé í University of Ibadan kpai ùgbo kì nì másìter dìgìrì- ùn kwo kpá ẹ̀nwu áluka lẹ̀ ì gbàá .  Efú ọdọ 1985,ì nì másítà dìgìrì-ùn kwì University of Pennsylvania, ì che kpa gbì distinction takì ì lọ yà chì ùkocha ọtakìda yé ì dìgìrì yà ì dócìtor efu  criminology.

## Academic career
Ì dẹfu àbo kù ma chì yé ì amù ùjọ́ Ìgbégbè  manyú yé ì  American Society of Criminology kpaì Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences.efu ọdọ 2013, he posited the need for a Nigerian repository of information for use by security agencies that will aid and combat crime. In a 2017 lecture held in Lagos State, Alemika decried the situation of homeland security and called on legislators to create laws that will ensure effective policing in the Nigeria.

## Administrative appointments
* Member, Buhari's anti-corruption war seven-man committee

## Personal life
### Emily Alemika
He is married to Emily Alemika, who is also a professor. Emily, a lecturer in the department of public law, faculty of law, University of Jos was born with separated parents and worked as a maid in several homes before starting primary school at age 13. She has a diploma in law from Ahmadu Bello University and a master's degree in Criminal justice. She describes her husband as being solely responsible for her accomplishment in life and her saving grace. Explaining that he is a person who never uses gender as a discriminatory factor in issues. She is also the first professor of law from Kogi State.

In 2017, his wife was appointed as a member of the governing council at Kogi State University by Governor Yahaya Bello.

## References

## External links
*University of Cambridge bio of Alemika
*google scholar listing for Alemika
Ichi Jju

**Jju** (Tyap: Jhyuo; Hausa: Kaje, Kache) chi native language eyi Bajju people ojane Kaduna State alumejiNigeria. Odo 1988, abo ku ma ki ichi  amone Jju chi 300,000. Jju chi ichi ka Southern Kaduna. 

## Distribution
Jju chi ichi ejodudu ki abo Bajju people ku ma di Zangon Kataf, Jema'a, Kachia, Kaura manyi Kaduna South Local Government Areas eyi Kaduna state. ma nwo ka meri Atyap, Fantswam, Agworok, Ham, Adara &#x5B;**&#x5D;

Achi .

* zwuoi - nose
* shog - cheek
* a̠kpukpa ka̠nu - lip
* zwuak - throat
* du̱ryem - tongue
* pffwa - neck
* ka̠dyet - chin
* ka̠hog - chest
* trang - beard
* kawiyang - armpit
* du̱ccu - head
* a̠nyyi teeth
* tsuo mbvak - elbow
* ka̠ma - back
* du̱kkwat - back of head
* tak - leg
* ka̠hwa - stomach
* du̱kkwut - knee
* hun-tak ankle
* gruang - shoulder
* kanu - mouth
* kop - navel
* pffwo - ear
* du̱ssi - eye
* a̠cat - hair
* du̱byiang - breast
* ka̠ta̠ssi - forehead
* a̠ta̠ngbak - wrist
* ka̠ta̠ng-hurung bak - finger
* bva̠k - hand

## Notes

## References
Ichi Izere

**Ichi Izere chi ichi ka ojane**  Plateau ojane Nigeria. alu ki Blench ka (2008).

Ami dialet Izere chi.

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## References
Ọ́kụ́bọ́ k’ènwú

## Ọ́kụ́bọ́ k’Ènwú Nàtúràlì

### Ìché (Définition)
Ọ́kụ́bọ́ k’ènwú nàtúràlì wù kpòlò ogwù wù yá gbèwu èbi nì, kpà wù àkpàda nì kpòlò ogwù kpà ànụ̀-nwùtọ̀. Wòlú kpà kpòlò vitamins, minerals, herbs, kpà superfoods wù àkpàda wù kpòlò nàtúràlì. K'ànyá kpòlò àdọ́ chemicals, kpà kpò additives àrìkpà àdọ́ synthetic wù, wòlú wù kpòlò kpá èbi kèkpàda kpà.

### Ẹ̀lù Kpà Ọ́kụ́bọ́ K’ènwú
Ọ́kụ́bọ́ wù àkpàda nì :

* **Vitamins** (Vitamin C àkpà acérola)
* **Minerals** (magnesium wù àkpà omi, zinc)
* **Ǹlé okó (Herbs)** (ashwagandha, rhodiola)
* **Superfoods** (spirulina, chia seeds)
* **Probiotics** (Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium)

### Ẹ̀kpẹ̀ nì wù Ọ́kpẹ́

#### Ọ̀gbàmà k’àkpà (Absorption optimisée)
Ọ́kụ́bọ́ nàtúràlì wù kèkpàda èwu èbi k’àma bé wòlú nà wù ǹkpàta wù ogwù kpòlò èbi. Ọ́kpẹ́ wù ǹkpò assimilation wù kpàkpàda k’ẹnyé.

#### Ẹ̀jọ̀ kpò ǹkpàta (Moins d’effets secondaires)
Ǹkpàta wù kpòlò chemicals kpà kpò artificial kpàkpàda. Ọ́kụ́bọ́ k’ènwú wù wòlú kpàkpàda k’àrìkpà wù ebi ǹkpò kpà àkpà àgbàkpàda

### Ẹ̀lù Wòlú Lò Ọ́kụ́bọ́ Nàtúràlì
Ọ́kpẹ́ kpà wòlú nyi chọ̀mọ́ nì kpòlò :

* **Stress** (Ǹlé okó adaptogens)
* **Ẹ̀kpẹ̀ immunité**
* **Récupération** lẹ̀lù òmùkpà
* **Ogwù èbi (digestion)**
* **Ọ́mọdẹ̀-ènwú (bien-être général)**

### Ọ̀kpẹ́ Nyí Ọ́kụ́bọ́

* **Wò kpò "organic" certification**
* **Kẹ̀ bọ etiketi kpà kpò additives**
* **Kẹ̀ sẹ doctor kpà nutritionist**
* **Kẹ̀ lò dosage nì**

### Ọ̀nẹ wù Ọ́kwú
Lẹ́ Europe, ọ́kụ́bọ́ wù nyí lẹ̀ directive 2002/46/CE. Wòlú nà kẹ̀ wò kpà medication, ó kẹ̀ kpàkpàda kpò claim kpà healing k'ànyá kpò authorization.

### Ọ̀lù k’àgbọ́-ọ́tọ̀ wù médecine douce
Ọ́kụ́bọ́ wù kèkpàda wù naturopathy, phytotherapy kpà ǹlé okó nì k'àfóma léwẹ̀. Ẹ̀kpẹ̀ wù ogwù-nwùtọ̀ kpàkpàda nì, wòlú kpà ebi ǹchọ̀má.
Karu

**Karu** may refer to:

; Places
* Karu, Estonia
* Karu LGA, Nigeria
** Karu Urban Area
* Karu Nadu, South West India
* Karu, Ladakh, North India

; Languages
* Karu language

; People
* Erkki Karu (1887–1935), Finnish film director, screenwriter and producer
* Esko Karu (1946–2003), Canadian skier
* Peeter Karu (1909–1942), Estonian sport shooter
* Karu Jain, Indian cricketer

; Media
* ''Karu'' (film), a Tamil film directed by A. L. Vijay
* *[[Karu süda]]* (*The Heart of the Bear*), a 2001 Estonian film
* "Karu", a song by Sentenced from *[[The Funeral Album]]*

## See also
* Käru (disambiguation)
Idah town Nigeria

**Idah** is a town in Kogi State, Nigeria, on the eastern bank of the Niger River in the middle belt region of Nigeria. It is the headquarter of the Igala Kingdom, and also a Local Government Area with an area of 36&nbsp;km. Idah had a population of 79,815 at the 2006 census.

## History
The town is the traditional capital of the Igala Kingdom, whose traditional ruler, the Attah Igala, is currently Matthew Alaji Opaluwa Oguche Akpa II.
Idah is an important fishing port and Market trading town in Nigeria with an outpost of the Nigeria Navy referred to as Nigeria Navy Ship Lugard. The town as a port of trade was frequented by local and foreign traders who traded agricultural produces and minerals mostly. Bronze rings and Cowries were the predominant currency for trade.

## Geography
Idah, an old river port, lies on the eastern bank of the river Niger at .

## Economy
The town is a major food supplier of Kogi State. It has commercial routes on the river Niger linking Lokoja, the Kogi state capital; to the north of the country and Onitsha in Anambra state) to the south, Agenebode Edo State across the Niger to the west. Its population is primarily Igala. 

## Education
Idah hosts a federal polytechnic. It also hosts the college of science, health and Technology.

## Climate
The rainy season in Idah is uncomfortable and cloudy, the dry season is moist and slightly cloudy and often hot throughout the year. The temperature over the course of the year usually varies from 66&nbsp;°F to 92&nbsp;°F and is hardly below 60&nbsp;°F or above 97&nbsp;°F.

## References
Ìnachalu town

Kì chì ajì kì dì èwo  **Inachalo**  kú má dì ojìane efí ewo  Idah, Kogi State, Nigeria. Má chá nì óhìla kpaì ùcha úcholo Ọchọ́ọ́ efú yé ojì ánẹ ma.

## Ò‘hìla ma.

Efu yé ọsọgwu oge , ajì Inachalo yà atutẹ̀ kpaì ẹ̀wu chẹ̀ dámá kì dì agbadẹ kì yé ì dì  Igala kpaì ójìanẹ Jukun . onu yé ì ojìane Jukun kingdom, ẹnẹ́ ku ma fù dùù ègbá kù má tejuane ẹgba kú má nẹju eǹwu ẹr‘ẹrẹ̀ ,sought Igbé efu yé í  Igala kingdom. anubì ámóo óchu wẹwẹ , ì fì íbe-wǹ kpẹẹ kì dákubì tì ọ́jìane-ùn . Ońwu  Attah of Igala,kìa chì ofẹ lonẹ ọ́gwuchẹgbo  ,ì fì Ìkú-ìdìtè kì chì Ichegbatugba  Ìgbà-Ìgbà, mǎnyù ẹdùjewnu kpaì ámewn kì Eje odo du chì Ichegbatugba nwù má  Igala people .

Takì awuwu kwo lótate ábu kà bo ógìjo Jukun n̄o tane ámewn kwí efu ọwọ abó Igala people, abú kú má kojí-ún efu ẹdọ foo ma yé I kí mú dẹ eǹwu ìjẹlì ñùma kì óma má ẹ̀nẹkẹle chá lùcha ojìane ígala ẹ̀gbà kì gwùgwu ojìane ígala . lùbo óna kù má mójì-wn jẹwń àbo gìjo ìgalà fì okúta rẹẹ̀ tẹfu kpachì kpaì má mú dù dóhì ǹu amì Jukun kì ewǹu kù má tanẹ kwúgbo ma dẹ,takì ì mù dù ẹfoko tì olá ògwu.

Efu agbadẹ àbo yé í  Igala–Benin War, Attah Ayegba Omaidoko yà í ojìane ígala  yà mùrìoda tì ókwutẹ́ , kì nù mẹla tì óna ọ́gbokpa. takì okwuta kà nwu ma kakinin ma yà chì ochídíka ñu ojiane kì gbo olahì yà í Igala kingdom, takì olá là jẹwń onu mú oma-ù do chì ohidakẹ ónwù cha Princess Íníkpi, onwu chì ómá onubule ya ùfẹdo  ka  Attah,kì dù jì tudeju .

Ẹgba ògwu yé ì  Igala kpai Jukun, olá óchìdaka omúné ño dufu ubì ajì yà kì dì western  Yé ì ajì  Inachalo , yà kì dẹ ì chì â omà  Princess Ọ́ma-Odòkó. má chì òyìdaka kì dé ì todu olahì àbo ojìane Igala  ẹgba ku ùja chì-ùn àbo Igala kpaì amì Jukun.

## Ofà ewǹu óogwu.
Ajì ìnachalo chì  Ìkọ́kọ́rìi chì gwu-ọwọ nwu kì dú chẹwnu ìhọ́ọ́ma kì dì agbadẹ Jukun kpaì Igala kingdoms.egba árọ́ọ̀ yé í  Igala kpaì Jukun, amì Ije-Ije Juku yà ma‘jì daba abú kú ma pó gbẹ kwì ugbo ùkpahù àbo Igala . ójìlẹ amì ìje-ìjẹ kì dé ì , takì ma yà Úruo kpaì ẹ̀bì chánẹ̀ ákpa má.takì má cháne jẹ ẹ́jẹ kì dèfu ajì, ùbì ku ma jẹ ẹ́jẹ lẹnyo . Takí omì ajì lẹ yà mù rooìda tì ẹ́bìẹ ẹ́kpìkpa tódu ó‘gwu átá afìtẹju .

Todu ábẹlẹ , ì mú du ewnú Elifọ nù eneduu  kì wà mó omì kì kwì ajì Inachalo . Má fuyì ó‘da chẹ tì ùbì ajì tódu kú má na kìẹ́barù chíoyídaka kpaì ó‘da ẹ Cha manyú  Local folklore suggests that the fish in the river are not typical freshwater species and are considered inedible. It is believed that consuming these fish leads to them never cooking properly and always remaining raw.

## Legacy
The Inachalo River's history is closely linked to the sacrifices made to protect the Igala kingdom. Princess Íníkpi and others sacrificed their lives for the homeland, and their memory is honored in local traditions.

In 1834, Princess Ọ́ma-Odòkó, daughter of Atta Idoko, the king of the Igala kingdom, was also sacrificed in the river during an inter-tribal battle between the Jukuns and the Igala Kingdom.

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Anglican Province of Lokoja

**Anglican Province eyi Lokoja** ch'oka efu ami chọchi mẹ gwẹlẹ ki defu ami ecclesiastical provinces eyi ami chọchi ki defu Nigeria. Ọgbọdu chẹ gwẹ-gwa ami 11 dioceses. Ẹnẹ ki chi Archbishop eyi Anglican Province eyi Lokoja kpayi Bishop eyi Minna chi Daniel Abubakar Yisa. Ẹnẹ ki dọmọ taki ọnwu wa chi Emmanuel Sokowamju Egbunu.

Ini 11 dioceses:

* Doko (Bishop: Uriah Kolo)
* Ijumu (Bishop: Paul Olarewaju Ojo)
* Kabba (Bishop: Steven Akobe; onwu chi bishop ej'odudu ki dọmọ efu ọdọ 1996 efu ochu ekeji nolu m'ẹgwoka  m'anyu ọjọ ki nolu m'ẹgweji efu ochu ekeji ọdọ 1996)
* Kontagora (Bishop: Jonah Ibrahim)
* Kutigi (Bishop: Jeremiah Kolo)
* Lokoja (Bishop: Emmanuel Egbunu)
* Minna (Bishop: Daniel Abubakar Yisa)
* Ogori-Magongo (Bishop: Festus Davies)
* Okene (Bishop: Emmanuel Onsachi)
* Bida (Bishop: Jonah Kolo)
* Idah (Bishop: Joseph Musa)

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## Emi adẹloti Ọdọda

* Anglican Province of Lokoja at the Anglican Communion Official Website
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Abubakar Musa

Alhaji **Abubakar Musa**  ch'ẹnẹ ki ya chi uja'ibe ki kwi Nigeria iji uja'ibe eyi oji Republican Convention (NRC) kichi Governor eyi Kebbi State, Nigeria, igwọ nyu unwa lẹ adiko ochu ejodudu efu ọdọ 1992 kpayi ochu ẹgwoka efu ọdọ 1993 adiko ẹgba Nigerian Third Republic.

Ubi taki wa tefu uja'ibe, Musa chi Director am'ibo Customs.

Ma che wa kakini Musa che wa ch'uji lugbo akpati uja'ibe efu uja'ibe ku ma che efu ochu ẹgweji ọdọ 1991, ama ẹgba ku ma chi uja'ibe lẹ on'ugonẹ-nwu di oj'atẹ ọga ojanẹ ọdọda agbogwu oga. efu ochu ebie ọdọ 1993 onwu chanẹ ọla eyi kuma di Kebbi State College of Education dagwo, abajọi chi "Adamu Augie College of Education" ma di chikulu lẹ.

Efu ochu ẹfa ọdọ 2002, onwu chi national treasurer eyi National Democratic Party (NDP) kuma chanẹ titọ. onwu chi ẹnẹ kuma du dagwo uja'ibe eyi abo People's Democratic Party (PDP) unwa governor efu uja'ibe eyi ọdọ 2003. efu ochu ej'odudu  ọdọ 2003 idefu ujọ eyi ki Governor  am'ibo  Kebbi  Muhammad Adamu Aliero du kakini onwu atene ki dabi wa unwa lẹ ẹdẹk'eji efu ochu ẹkẹlẹ ọdọ 2003 oji pati eyi abo All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP).

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Öjílẹ amá átẹ ya bílẹ́wa abójì chá ló‘la, Igbagba mattress ojì ya ì  bed frame. Igbodo chewǹ kù ma mì abekì ojì yé ì  base kì chè gbìtì , kù má nù obì-olì chè , ábẹkî  sprung base.ama àtẹ manyú á box spring inner-sprung base, yà kì chì ìgbodo kì chè náná kì nì ákpatì obì-olì kpaì Ọ̀dọ̀-Ọ̀dọ̀ kì mǎnyù óla kìa sópótu kpaì suspension for the mattress. Átẹ chè dé alù ùnána dùù , ate yà í alẹju ìmótó  bassinets kpai cribs,lọ tì Àtẹ kẹkẹ ùń ábo kù má ma nì ọya-nwu abẹkì ábogìjo ,ló tì yà ẹlìlẹ nwu oya onu kpaì atẹ yà í onu kù mafu Nwochẹ̀ achùto nwu alẹjù ẹ̀na mẹ̀jì .enwu kì chì ojílé ama àtẹ chì alejù ọnà kàà kì tójì olì ku ma fàá, ama ánoda òjì o jì kì dẹmo , kì dabì  murphy bed, yà kù má kẹ̀ma tì ọlòdọ́ , ì sofa bed, yà kù fì kámẹ̀ dufù kwẹ́fu Eke, ì trundle bed, yà kì eneka du tì ofẹ̀ ewnu kì che ẹwanẹ̀ , átẹ kì chè ẹjìma kapì kà nẹka du ká kadu chá ẹlìlẹ̀ ka dáncì ojì ùn,kpaì  ì and the bunk bed, 

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**Jeremiah Pam Gyang** (mabi ọjọ k'ochu ẹgwa nolu mẹ gwẹta efu ọdọ 1981) i chẹnẹ kiya k'eli kiya nwọ kọ-gẹ, ya gwo ẹnwu eli m'anyu ya chọda dufu. amonẹ wewe adọ nwu ri ẹnẹ kiya chẹnwu awuwu todu kiya gwi piano kpayi guitar ẹgba ki chi mọtọ ki ma t'ọma ọdọ mi ẹgwa ta-n. ichẹnẹ ku ma dojima nwu kakini onwu di eli ami akechi wi unwa kami abo Nigeria neke neti ru efu ọdọ 2004 kpayi eli nwu k'amonẹ wewe mọ kodu nwu chi ‘Na Ba Ka’ (na d'unwu wẹ).

## Ukọlọ eli-ekọ
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## Abakwanẹ Ọlayi
Mabi Jeremiah efu ewo Jos, Plateau State. Ata'nwu chi ẹnẹ'okwu  Rev. Luke Dung Gyang reverend iche m'anyu ichẹnẹ k'amonẹ wewe mọ kaki ya k'eli efewo Jos adiko ọdọ 1970s kpayi 1980.

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## Ọlayi-nwu
Ọjọ k'ochu ẹjọ nolu ogwu nyọwọ mẹjọ efu ọdọ 2010, Jeremiah di onobulẹ ki chẹnẹ ufẹdọ nwu kwi adiko kigbanẹ nyọnyọ du ch'ọya, od'unwu ki Ladi Otache efewo Jos. Jeremiah kpayi Ladi jọ-dama kpayi ma bi amọma onobulẹ meji.

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