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Kainji Dam

thumb|Kainji Dam
**Kainji Dam** chi dam ki di aji Niger efewo Niger State ki di alumeji Nigeria. Abo ku ma ki Kainji dam chi abo  Impregilo Ami Engineer ku ma gwi contry Italy ma che, eko ku ma chene ki Kainji Dam chi odo 1964 odo ku ma ko gba chi odo 1968. Oko ku ma ka ki ni my du ki dam le chi oko  US$209, abo ku ma dodo ejowo ugbo ku ma ki dam  ma settle ma alu ku ma che nwu ma gwo omo.

## Ujiji
ukaluka ujiji Kainji Dam ati 10 kilometres (6.2 mi), manyi saddle dam. ukaluka ugbo ki cha dufu ri aji river Niger chi  550 metres (1,800 ft). Kanji Dam defu ami dam ki jiji tule efi ile yi.

## Power station
Ma nyi Kainji dam todu ki neke na generate una capacity ku ma nyi ki neke generate chi 960 megawatts (1,290,000 hp); Ama ami turbines mejo onwu ma install  gwefu  ami turbines megweji atodu le capacity una ki ya defu che reduce ti 760 megawatts (1,020,000 hp). Kainji dam a di una nwi ami efewo chakadu ki di ojane Nigeria. ma nwo ti una nwi ami country ki meri nigeria, ma tuna nwi Niger.
Fáílú:ASC_Leiden_-_Rietveld_Collection_-_Nigeria_1970_-_1973_-_01_-_083_Kainji_Dam._The_water_flows_from_four_openings.jpg|Flow of water through four openings in the Kainji Dam, 1970–1973.
Fáílú:ASC_Leiden_-_Rietveld_Collection_-_Nigeria_1970_-_1973_-_01_-_081_Kainji_Dam._Balustrade_with_a_view_over_an_island_in_the_Niger_with_electricity_pylons.jpg|Overview from the dam of the island in the Niger River with electricity File:pylons, 1970–1973.
Fáílú:ASC_Leiden_-_Rietveld_Collection_-_Nigeria_1970_-_1973_-_01_-_084_Kainji_Dam._White_horned_zebus_in_front_of_the_openings_of_the_dam.jpg|Zebus crossing the dam, 1970–1973.
Fáílú:ASC_Leiden_-_Rietveld_Collection_-_Nigeria_1970_-_1973_-_01_-_086_Kainji_Dam._A_shepherd_boy_in_native_clothing_with_a_club_and_a_hat_for_the_balustrade_on_the_dam.jpg|A shepherd boy at the dam, 1970–1973.
Fáílú:ASC_Leiden_-_Rietveld_Collection_-_Nigeria_1970_-_1973_-_01_-_082_Kainji_Dam._A_man_with_a_white_headscarf_above_sparkling_water.jpg|Man above the foaming water, 1970–1973.
Ugbo ku ma neke du ri dam chi single-lock chamber Kainji dam neke gwo nwi enwu ti 49 metres (161 ft).

## Lake Kainji
Ukaluka Kainji Lake chi 135 kilometres (84 mi) ti ujiji kpai ukaluka unabe nwu chi 30 kilometres (19 mi) ma che gbe eja gwi efi lakie Kainji. odo1999, eko ku ma bi omi Dam ku ma ma cordinate nwu omi ku ma bi le je omi ki village mi **Ogbometa**.
 

* List of hydropower stations in Afr

## References
Kainji Lake

thumb|Kainji Lake
thumb|Kainji Lake within Nigeria
**Kainji Lake di** North Central Nigeria,  Kainji lake chi reservoir ki di aji Niger, ki gwi Kainji Dam. eko ki Kainji lake form chi odo 1968 i la ti emumu Niger State kpai Kebbi State. Kainji Lake National Park (KNLP), che di ibe lake, o nwi la chi parki ki gbo tule ojani Nigeria, eko ku ma nyi chi odo 1976.

## Kanji Dam
thumb|Kainji Lake
Ugbo ki Kainji Dam dey chi Northern region Niger State i la di una nwi ami efewo wewe ojane  Nigeria. Eko ku ma  ko chi odo 1964 ati odo 1968 oko ku ma du ko chi 209 million dollars. Ma ko dama kpai ami dam keke ku ma di iba nwu. ujiji nwu chi 10 kilometres (6.2 mi) ugbogba nwu chi 65 metres (213 ft) Ami turbines ki ya  gba chi egweji.i la nyi 960 MW, ama ejo kete ma install i la nyi 760 MW. ami una ku ma produce ma nw ta nwi country Niger.

Aluki ma ka efi report odo  2023, flood che affect Kanji Dam alu ku ma bi omi gwi  Lagdo Reservoir dam ki di  Cameroon.

## National Park
thumb|Kob antelope in the National Park
thumb|Kainji Lake
Amì ewó ki defu Sokoto

Amì ugbo ki ámonẹ wewe yì Sokoto State, Nigeria. ìchì ọgbọ ma dẹi-n ama odu am'ugbo ki nẹ uwewe amonẹ kpai efu ewó ma dẹ-i.

* Gwadabawa
* Salame
* Gigane
* Asara
* Chimmola
* Mamman Suka
* Gidan Kaya
* Tambagarka
* [*G-Tudu (Gidan Tudu)
* [Arbukwe
* Makwa
* Gwazange
* Satuka
* Boto
* Kiso
* Kolfa
* Kiwo-Allah
* Kafin-Chana
* Kafin-Sarki
* Udan-Marki
* Filask
* Bamgi
* Balle
* Gurdan
* Rafin-Kudu
* Manu
* Katami
* Gande
* Maikulki
* Binji
* Almaji
* Sutti
* Ayama
* Illela
* Rumji
* T. Bako
* Wamako
* Dingyadi
* Bodinga Chilgari
* Shunni
* Waura
* Gada
* Kurawa
* Sabon Birni
* Souloulou
* Yerimawa
* Makamawa
* Gauro
* Goronyo
* Shinaka
* Gigawa
* Wurno
* Marona
* Rabah
* Maikujera
* Gandi
* Tsamia
* Bageya
* Kelarel
* Sainyinan Daji
* Kunkundo
* Yabawa
* Lofa
* Bwoka-Noma
* Shagari
* Jabo
* Chakai
* Dogon-Daji
* Masana
* Tambulwal
* Maikada
* Masu
* Kebbe
* Kajiji
* Birjingo
* Jammali
* Inname
* Samama
* Soro
* Takatuku
* Gari
* Mazan
* Sifawa
* Lukuyawa
* Rudu
List of dams and reservoirs in Nigeria

thumb|One of the most largest dam in Nigeria
**Enwu ku ma di ami Dams kpai reservoirs ki di Nigeria** che chi ma du magbo mi nyi eluche oko, ma nwo du ma suppy omi kpai ma nwo du generate uba ge. Ugbo ku ma du che kwu nyoyo chi northern Nigeria todu ki omi ma gbeju lo nyoyo omon.
Aji Oyan Dam

Aji **Oyan Dam** chi efewo Abeokuta North local government  Ogun State  West  Nigeria i dey, ukaluka nwu chi 20&nbsp;km north west efi state capital Abeokuta. dam che li oji aji  Oyan River. Ekwu ku ma di dam le che chi oma ma du suppy lo ti Lagos kpai  Abeokuta, ma nwo neke du chi irragation kpai i la nwo neke generate una ge. &#x5B;**'&#x5D;</sup>

== Structure ==
Eko ku ma commision dam Oyin ki neke chane ukolo chi ochu eketa nolu mi ogwu nyomela odo 1983 aboji ki commision nwu chi  Shehu Shagari, abo ku y adi eju ti dam oyin chi abo Ogun-Osun River Basin Development Authority.
Ugbo ki lake Oyin de chi ejowo savannah region, kpai ami oli manyi ami egbe di lake oyn unana ane ki di oji nwu chi  4,000 hectares, i la ni catchment area 9,000&nbsp;km<sup>2</sup>.
.Ma nyi ku ma neke na supply omi nwi abo  It  Lagos kpai  Abeokuta, manyi ki neke support  3,000 hectare ogane Ogun Irrigation Project.
ma install ami turbines, eko ku ma install nwu chi odo 1983  ama odo 2007 ma du chegun ta n.

== Impact ==
Eko ku ma na ki dam omi che ki omi village ogwu nyomeji , ekpa le ma ka nwu ma ku ma loti ugbo omune na dodo . <sup class="noprint Inline-Template Template-Fact" style="white-space:nowrap;">&#x5B;**'&#x5D;.

## Ukolo
Ochu elelu odo  2009, alu ki omi lo nyoyo, dam che ko kpai omi ma le dupe bi omi gwefu dam, alu ku ma fi omi bi le omi che ki ami ugbo wewe ukaluka ane ki omi ko chi 2,800 hectares.  efi ochu ekeji odo 2010, dam gwa stuggle ki neke di omi nwi the dam  Abeokuta water works to meet demands. e nwu ki chi chekakini ami enwu ukolo abo Abeokuta water works kpabie to do una ma ki sparki.
Abo Abeokuta chi efi aji ma na kpo omi ma gwo .

## Potential
odo 2010,  federal government di oko #43 million to du ku ma nyi f gravity irrigation scheme efi  dam kpai  #11 million to do ku ma di damu chukolo.
ta ba jio ma che nwu do oji ane le.

## References
Isu, Nigeria

**Isu** chi Local government area efu Imo State ójanẹ Nigeria. Ugwẹta ñwu chi efu ewo Umundugba. Amì áwo ki bọ chi Amandugba, Ekwe, Uburu Ekwe, Isunjaba, Amurie Omanze, Ebenator Ekwe mañyi Oboro Amurie. Odu ñwu lẹ kw'ugbo Abo Isu, ki che ucgẹ ka efu Abo igbo.

Amandugba kpai Umundugba che ewo ka ma che kwobi. Amì ewó mèjí lẹ che ọbata omi ki awa kwefu ájí  ki la ñọ gbẹ yika gẹ. Ugbo ki ómì lẹ adẹ lẹ ñọ mu d'ugbo ki amì imu ki a du ọga iba wa dẹ mañyi ugbo ki ọga ki bọ dabi cholera, diarrhea, dysentery, kpai amì ẹñwù edilẹ dabu guinea worm kpai tape worm a dọ. Ùkọlọ ki abo *Africa We Care che abó kùma chele*, ma chanẹ udu bore-hole ñwu ma.

Uñyi ukọchẹ ki dẹ anẹ ọmọ lẹ ma dọ kọ Missionary Institute of God's Image (MIGI) German Language School. Uñyi ukọchẹ lẹ dẹ efu ewo Amurie Omanze efu Isu Local Government Area. Unyi ukọchẹ MIGI German Language School che ugbo ki Imo State Ministry of Tertiary Education mọ.Ichi German chẹñwù ku ma kọ amọma unyi ukọchẹ lẹ ku ma tene ch'ukọchẹ ojanẹ Germany. Abo ku ma nẹ ọkọ kpai ọya ku ma ñeju tódù ku ma ló tó gbo ná omọ lẹ a lo t'uñyi ukọchẹ lẹ gẹ.

## Uwewe
Uwewe abo Isu LGA che alu 111,213,ójìle ma ku ma kwi ójanẹ Igbo. Ichi Igbo chẹñwu ku ma ka ọmọ ojile abalẹ gẹ ójìle ma chi ami agbọla-ọjọ ójanẹ lẹ. Ma ch'ucholo ọkwu wewe efu Isu LGA mañyi oká efu ma che icholo Igba nta.

## Anẹ ñwu
Anẹ Isu LGA chi 40&nbsp;km squared i la ni temperature 26&nbsp;°C. LGA lẹ dẹ efu oko ki uju áfu ñwu chi 11&nbsp;km/h. Uña humidity efu Isu LGA is 71 percent abalẹ gẹ anẹ lẹ che nẹ amì ájí wewe ki a cha lefu ogbègbèlè lẹ.

## Ákpá ñwu
Efu Isu, ójì uwo ñwu che ekpuna alu ki ọlọjì ñwu che ẹridọdọ. Temperature ọdọ du a kwefu 65°F ti 88°F, e wanẹ ñwu chi 59°F kpai eñyatẹ ñwu chi 91°F ki ma la gbojí dẹ-n. Iko ki nyọ ku ma d'eju do che ùkpójì óchù ẹgwaka ti uchanẹ óchù eju. 

## Ẹñwù Ọkọ
Efu ewó Idu ùkọlọ oko ku ma gbẹ uchu, abacha, kpai ẹkpẹ. Ma ñyaja efu LGA lẹ kpai amì ájá wewe ugbo ki amì áwo amunẹ áwá la kpai ku ma ta ẹñwù ọmọ. Ẹñwù ómùnẹ ku ma che yi Isu LGA chi ugbo ku ma gwalọ.

## References

## External links
Amì áwo ki defu Federal Capital Territory, Naijiria

amì ewó kpai ugbo ki ámonẹ dodo efu Federal Capital Territory, Nigeria alu ku ma che local government area (LGA) kpai district/area (mañyi postal codes ku ma du ma)dẹ-i.

## By postal code

## Ami electoral ward
Ami polling unit, mañyi ewo kpai unyi ukọchẹ, ki electoral ward che dẹ ọganẹ-i.

## References
Okpe

**Okpe** chi ojanẹ efu Delta State, Nigeria. ójì-ole eñini-i, imu da odu local gomẹti. Iche ójanẹ ka efu amì ójanẹ ku ma dama ka ku ma chi Urhobo nation. ugwẹta ñwu chi Orerokpe. Ojanẹ lẹ  che ùgbó kiOsubi Airport dẹ (ku ma dọ ki Warri Airport), ki defu  Osubi kpai Delta State Trade Fair Complex. ábo Orodje yì yọ ọdọ mẹgwá ójì ọfe. Major General Felix Mujakperuo che Onuh ójanẹ Okpe. Onuh ejẹ ma árídá álumèjí amì unyi mẹlẹ ku ma jọfẹ.

## Ọhiala
**Ójanẹ Ọkpe** wa efu century ẹkẹgwebie. Inẹ Onuh ku ma dọ ki **Orodje eyì Okpe**. Abi Okpe chi abo ku ma kwefu efu ku ma dọ ki Sapele abajọ-i mañyi Orodje Okpe  adù ọda ojanẹ Sapele kpọ.

Onuh ejodudu ku ma nẹ ójanẹ lẹ chi **H.R.M. Esezi I**, Orodje Okpe, i d'oji èdè kwefu ọdọ 1770 tefù ọdọ 1779.

**H.R.M. Esezi II** chi Onuh ẹkeji Orodje eyì Okpe.  Ch'ẹnẹ ejodudu ki du ọla uja-ibe wa ójanẹ okpe, kpai efu Nigeria gẹ.  I dẹ efu amì Onuh ku ma du dágo ku ma lo tì ujeju Lyttelton ku ma che ojanẹ London efu ọdọ 1957 tódù ku ma tene ugbọla tanẹ abo Nigeria kwefu ọwọ amì ẹnẹ Ọda ẹgba lẹ. I nẹ ójanẹ lẹ le kwefu ọdọ 1945 tefu ọdọ 1966.

**H.R.M Orhoro I**, che Orodje ẹkẹta efu Okpe, I nẹ ójanẹ lẹ le kwefu ọdọ 1972 tefu ọdọ 2004. I che ukọchẹ yì catholic school takì ñọ chùkọlọ efu Nigeria police force. I ñọ gba ọtakada Business Administration Diploma efu United Kingdom. Ólayì ñwu ejodud jeñwù ki ch'ẹnẹ ki che ẹñwù igo mañyi i jẹ ñwu ki mu d'agboji abo New Africa Industries Limited.

**H.R.M Orhue I** che Onuh Okpe ẹkẹlẹ kpai abajọ-i.  I ch'ukọlọ umá agboji Major General efu Nigerian Army. I jẹ ọfẹ ñwu ọjọ Kochu ẹkebíe nolu ọjọ ogwu ñyọwọ mẹl efu ọdọ 2006.

## Ákpá
Ákpá ki defu ewó Okpe chi tropical monsoon (Am). Ẹkpuna efu ewó lile lẹ chi 0.82% i chẹ nya ti eyì Naìjìrìa ki chi 28.64°C (83.55°F) le. Okpe nẹ ọjọ 296.16 eridọdọ (81.14% iko lẹ) ila nì 241.52 unana ( ọgba ñwu chi 9.51) ẹgbẹ ọdọ du.

## Abo ki èju mọ

* Gen.Patrick Aziza
* David Dafinone
* Joseph Karakitie Azigbo
* Harris Eghagha

## References

* Joseph O. Asagba: The Untold Story of A Nigerian Royal Family (The Urhobo Ruling Clan of Okpe Kingdom), iUniverce, Inc, 2005
Owerri West

**Owerri West** chi Local Government Area yi Imo State, Nigeria. Ugwẹta ñwu chi efu ewo Umuguma. Ma fu Owerri West Local Government du tẹ le ejù ọda Federal Republic of Nigeria. Uja-ibe t'uña agboji local government edù ónẹ dágo ama ujọ ku ma chẹ kọ tanẹ du le ejù ọda Federal Republic of Nigeria, le ju alu ki Imo State Electoral Commission ka le. Ma du Owerri West kwefu Owerri Local Government Area efu ọdọ 1996. Anẹ lile ọmọ lẹ che ugwẹta ewó lile ku ma dọ ki Imo State, Naijiria.

Inẹ anẹ  kpai uwewe amonẹ 99,265 efu ekaluka ọdọ 2006.

## Ákpá
Owerri che nẹ ákpá ọkwu, ku ma mọ dabi alu ki akpa dẹ iko-iko du. Efu Owerri, i che nẹ iko ki amì alẹ óchù du. Ẹgba lẹ ákpá chi Am alu kiKöppen-Geiger ka. 25.9 °C (78.6 °F) .

Èju ọwọ north ẹ neke li Owerri. Ochu ekẹla tefù óchù ẹlu che ẹgba ọlọjì ko mì alọ. Ochu ebie, ẹjọ, kpai ẹla che ochu ki omi lọ. Ẹgba ki chukpẹ ki onẹ álo t'ulẹ chi óchù ejodud, eju, ẹta, lẹ, ẹlu, kpai ẹgwaka mañyi ẹgweji.

postal code anẹ ñwu chi 460.

## Amì ójanẹ ñwu

# Umuguma
# Avu
# Okuku
# Oforola
# Obinze
# Nekede
# Ihiagwa
# Eziobodo
# Okolochi
# Emeabiam
# Irete
# Orogwe
# Amakohia-Ubi
# Ndegwu
# Ohii
# Eziokele

**Am'ugbo k'eju mọ** 

# Federal Polytechnic  Nnekede, Owerri (FPNO)
# Federal University of Technology Owerri (FUTO)- ki dẹ Eziobodo mañyi Ihiagwa che efu ewó ogbogaga mèjí ki gwoñyi Okolochi, Obinze kpai Emeabiam chi amì ewó k'ọkọ ki gwọñyiu.
# Nekede Zoo
# Nekede Divisional Police
# Federal Secretariat - ki dẹ Umuguma èju ọna Port Harcourt Road
# State Secretariat
# General Hospital Umuguma
# World Bank Housing Estates Umuguma, Area L, M, N
# Federal Housing Estate Umuguma
# Imo State Housing Estate Umuguma
# Concorde Hotel
# OCHIE Microfinance Bank
#

## References
Onuimo

**Onuimo** chi Local Government Area yi Imo State, Nigeria. Ugwẹta ñwu dẹ efu ewó Okwe. I nẹ efu e wo lile mẹlẹ odu ma chi: Okwe, Okwelle, Umuduru-Egbeaguru kpai Umuna. I la ch'uñyi ñwu abo Naijiria wewe ki èju ma dabi estate surveyor; Prof. James Gaius Ibe-  ki ch'ukọchẹ yi USA kpai amonẹ eñwu efu economics, finance kpai business administration, Dr Dennis Ndububa- che tanẹ kw'uñyi ukọchẹ UNN ki la ch'ukọlọ ọdọ 40 yì uña medical doctor; Dr. Victor Ndububa; Dr. Christian Egemba; Dr. Kaunda Ibe-Consultant Neurosurgeon efu Imo State University Teaching Hospital Orlu Imo State; Dr. Geraldine Echue ki gba urọmẹ Global Chemistry competition; Chief Adol N. Obi - ki chi agwọñyi ọkọ Federal Polytechnic Nekede Owerri igbele, kpai Engr Ekene Echefu amonẹ ẹñwù efu Mechatronic engineering department, federal polytechnic Nekede Owerri.Taiwo Damilola ki la ch'ukọlọ ọmọ lẹ gẹ. Abalẹ gẹakọ Ọtakada efu ewó America  Dreux Richard ki gwugwu efu ewó Okwe todu ki kọ ọtakada ñwu kpá yi Naijiria.

Anẹ ñwu chi 87&nbsp;km2 mañyi uwewe amonẹ ñwu chi 99,247 dabu alu ki kalùka ọdọ2006. postal code ñwu chi 470.

## Ákpá
Onuimo efu ewó Imo che nẹ iko ọlọji kpai uwo Ab'ẹ ki akpa savanna  ki chi ujiji 123.97. Ẹkpuna efu ewó lile lẹ chi 0.58% i chẹ nya tù eì Naijiria ki chi 28.88°C (83.98°F) le. Imo chaka du ní ọlọji ọjọ 268.89 (73.67%) ọdọ du 

## Ẹñwù igo

Fáílú:Nkwo_Umucheke_in_Onuimo_Local_Government.jpg|Aja Umucheke efu ewó Onuimo
Fáílú:Umucheke_Health_Center_in_Onuimo.jpg|Unyi ogwu Umucheke efu ewo Onuimo


## References
African Groundnut Council

The **African Groundnut Council** chi Intergovernmental organization  mache kidunyogba wabokumakopa ójanecountries of the Gambia, Mali, Niger, Senegal, the Sudan manyi Nigeria.

## History
Madugbenyane óchù èkègwá 1964, the AGC iduojane Lagos, Nigeria, madugbenyane gbogbo 2005, takì madulolo tì kano. Ma duloko ègba 2005 ínojí álu kama chujeju abukuma kpupa ójane Nígèríá . Eneẹjodudu  executive secretary èjí ùjejù odoñ chí Jacques Diouf.

Ètè kùma dugbẹ nyane AGC chi kidunyogba wi economic cooperation manyu kumanekẹ ch'oluká agunu inyanyì aja eduteñ  wabo kumakuche dùfù ójane  African,  manyù makeñ aja jọ, matene umá manyù majeu kídè wa amì ibomá. igometi ìche kuma kódufu countries mádè pkọlama agbenyu kwì ènyo kiyawa kwojane má manyu foreign ùkpailọ richiti kwi opaeko. Èhí  AGC mádu gbe nyane tódù kì chatekó ugbè nyane udama ugbogaga kùma dù aja ómemele wá ábuku makopa kpáí aja kí chenyó ójane ílè gbáa.

## References
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## Linki eyì ugbọda

* Official unyi page
Intelligent Toilet

**Intelligent toilet** baki  **smart toilet** (ku ma nwọ dọ ki modern day bidet) chi bathroom plumbing fixture ba ki agunu electronic bidet toilet ki dama kpai traditional bidet cleansing (atodu genital, buttocks kpai anal hygiene), ku du dama kpai SMART home technology eyi abilẹwa.

Intelligent toilets eyi abilẹwa che ni electronic bidet cleansing functions ku ma chẹ tefu ceramic toilet bowl atodu low-profile kpai modern aesthetic. Intelligent toilet bidet functions chi Alu, mobile app baki remote control ma du kà nwụ enwu kiya che, ye lẹ d'efu ọwọ toilet's manufacturer, make kpai model ki che.

Lower-cost options include a detachable toilet seat referred to as an "electronic bidet ("e-bidet")" seat, which are becoming increasingly popular as well.
Ho Fuk Yan

**Ho Fuk Yan** () chi ene Chinese-language kpai ita efu Hong Kong.  Being the former Head of the Chinese Language Department of St. Paul's College, he also teaches Chinese History, Chinese Culture and Chinese Language before his retirement in 2010, after receiving his secondary education there and university education in The University of Hong Kong.

Ho's famous works include *A Reborn Tree* ("再生樹"), and "An Interview with the Dragon" ("龍的訪問").

## References
*The first 90 years, University of Hong Kong 

## External links
* 文學花園：香港作家何福仁
Olusosun landfill

The **Olusosun nigerian dumpsite** chi yi 100-acre
ojetaiwa ójane Lagos, Lagos State, Nigeria. èfèwo unana ójane  Africa yì chè,  manyù yichefi oká kìnana ójane ileyi gbaa.
ánèñ agba 10,000 tons íwá èbíènè ójódù kinwa. Íwá kwefi agunu akpati okọ ómì Ogwu mèlu maduwọ ójane omọ,  máki amì íwá èbíjè manyù. Aboka ámanẹñ chewnó che kpáí mikemica icheki nekẹ dù èñu ómemele egwu dufu kwefu ódùdù íwá èbínè kiya dufu tatẹ

Agunu unyí Ogwu mèlu Dó ójane siiti eyi  èfèwo shanty, kùma dọmọ chi unyí má kùma chùkọlọ atene ámèñu epabi kùma ko nata.

#### Èbí ènè ñu
Ane ch'èko taki che nana dábí oju uwo èbí nẹ; ameñu èbínè kiya kwumọ dufu dábí ódùdù lọtatẹ ìjeñwù ákpá ojálè átá rídá. 

Olusosun landfill  yikoka yidọjanẹ  outskirts eyì kamónẹ mọ, ìchì Lagos nẹ, odọ tìtọ wẹwẹ,  macheli onchè náná ka amì anyaja kpáí ábo kùmadó che lẹdáká  ójane omo.

## Èdè jù tọ
Lagos state government ma wanelerẹ   landfill ojo kochu ègwá eyì November 2021 for 48 hours, a tódù kùmare kùma neke ñwumo che kìfe  the.

## References Ugbó ètè ñu
Christine Jenkins (2011-02-19). "An Incredible Satellite Tour Of 15 Trash Dumps That Are Bigger Than Towns". Business Insider. Retrieved 2012-11-13.

"News Feature - Olusosun, Lagos Suburb in the eye of filthy storm: A Government's Course; A People's Curse". Africanoutlookonline.com. Retrieved 2012-11-13.

Freeman, Andrew (2012-05-25). "7 of the Largest Landfills in the World". Takepart.com. Retrieved 2012-11-13.

"The Big Picture: climate change | Environment | The Observer". Guardian. 2008-03-23. Retrieved 2012-11-13.

Aina, Temitope (2023-10-25). "Lagos dislodges scavengers from Oluosun dumpsite". Punch Newspapers. Retrieved 2024-07-07.

"Olusosun: Intriguing ways of seeking wealth in refuse heaps". Vanguardngr.com. 2012-06-27. Retrieved 2012-11-13.

"Lagos to close Olusosun landfill"

## Linki eyì ugbọda

* Aerial image
Tiga Dam

**Aji Tiga ki dówó** southern part yé Kano State éfù Northwest ye Nigeria,  kuma kó efodo 1971–1974. Onwu chaji kiche date efamaji kano, okpa ogbo gaga aji Hadejia. Aji kuma che egba ki Governor Audu Bako doji ofe todu ki cha jama unyogba ujewu lefu okpa ukolo etomi fio ujenwu.

## Description

Aji kuma che egba ki Governor Audu Bako chajama ki dóhi ailó edabi che ukpóta manyi unyogba ujenwu lefu ókpa ukóló etómi fiò ujenwu.
Aji le ledakaThe dam covers an area of  with maximum capacity of nearly . Water from the dam supplies the Kano River Irrigation Project as well as Kano City.

## Downstream impact
Several studies have shown that the dam has delivered negative economic value when its effect on downstream communities was taken into account.
On completion of the dam the river flow downstream at Gashua in Yobe State fell by about  per year due to upstream irrigation and by more than  due to evaporation from the reservoir.
A study published in 1999 concluded that farmers in the downstream floodplain had adapted their agriculture, helped by new technology, but the increased level of production might not be sustainable.

The Hadejia-Nguru wetlands further downstream have considerable economic and ecological importance. They are home to about one million people living by wet-season rice farming, agriculture at other seasons, fishing and cattle grazing by Fulani people. The dam has damaged the cycle, reducing fish catches and harvests of other wetland products.

In August 2009, Senator Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan of Yobe North, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Public Accounts, stated that the Tiga Dam had reduced water flow in the Kano River by about 50%. The senator was speaking in opposition to the proposed Kafin Zaki Dam on the Jama'are River, the other main tributary of the Yobe River. He said the Tiga and Challawa Dams had caused intense poverty, increased desert encroachment, migration and conflicts between arable farmers and herdsmen. He noted that the Yobe River no longer flows into Lake Chad.

It is estimated that Lake Chad will dry up completely within 40 years. More than 30 million people derive their livelihood from the Lake Chad Basin through fishing, raising live stock and farming. A study group to examine the problem was established in November 2008, visiting the Tiga dam and other locations.

## Tourism
Tiga Dam attracts tourists due to its scenic beauty and the recreational activities it offers. Visitors can enjoy boating, fishing, and picnic spots along the reservoir. The surrounding area is also known for its diverse wildlife and offers opportunities for bird watching and nature photography.

## 2021 temporal closure
On November 1, 2021, the dam was closed for repairs as part of Transforming Irrigation Management in Nigeria (TRIMING), a World Bank funded Project for the rehabilitation of the Kano River Irrigation Schemes (KRIS) and Hadejia Valley Irrigation Scheme (HVIS). The dam was reopended in April 2022 by Hadejia Jama’are River Basin Development Authority (HJRBDA). It was not the first time the dam was being closed.

## References
Hezekiah Oluwasanmi

**Hezekiah Adedunmola Oluwasanmi** (12 November 1919 – 15 August 1983) chi Nigerian academic kpai professor ki ch'ukọlọ eyi vice chancellor eyi Obafemi Awolowo University kwi ọdọ 1966 ti ọdọ 1975. I chi ẹnẹ ọgba kwi ẹgba uchanẹ University lẹ. I chi professor eyi agricultural economics efu University of Ibadan ọgba taki madu yi Obafemi Awolowo University ki chi vice chancellor.

## Uchanẹ eyi Oliyi nwu Kpai Ukọche nwu
Hezekiah Oluwasanmi kuma bi ọjọ ẹkẹ'gweji efu ochu November 1919, ti akwọra ami agbọlọjo  efu Ipetu  
Ijesa, ku ma dọ Ameobi ki Southern Region, British Nigeria. I nyi Anglican primary school efu Ipetu Ijesa ki kpoji ukọchẹ secondary nwu yi Abeokuta Grammar School. I ledufu atodu collegiate education, I chu'kọchẹ yi Morehouse College kpai I ni doctorate degree kwi Harvard University.

## Ukọlọ nwu
Alụ ki bi wi Nigeria, Oluwasanmi mu di staff eyi college Ka te ki di country lẹ, University College, Ibadan. I le yi unwa professor eyi agricultural economics efu ọdọ 1958.  Ẹgba ki di Ibadan, Oluwasanmi I chi dormitory administrator, I chi master eyi Sultan Bello Hall kpai ta ki chi warden eyi Mellanby Hall. Agbada 1963 kpai 1966, I chu dean eyi Faculty of Agriculture. Efu ọdọ 1960, Oluwasanmi kpai ami academic colleagues nwu yi Ibadan, lo na ki advisory letter nwu regional premier lugbo t framework eyi  university titọ lẹ yi Western region. Ma mu du ki ch'ukọlọ Kpai gọmeti yi planning kpai development eyi university titọ lẹ ki dị Ile-Ife. Ama, ẹgba ọlemu kpai echanẹ eyi academic activities,  university le ki  political crisis within the region. Ọnwụ nyi ẹtẹ ki ami  notable professors agunu Sam Aluko akpai Wole Soyinka kw'ọmọ.

Efu ọdọ 1966, ubi military coup led nyi Ari eyi gọmeti, Adekunle Fajuyi,  military governor etitọ Oluwasanmi ki koji Oladele Ajose. Oluwasanmi's administration dí master plan eyi  university lẹ dabi wa eyi ki administration kwubi du tanẹ Kpai ami projects eyi unyi ku má má kpoji nwụ nó. Agba ki duñwa lẹ, university lẹ mu ñwọ kwi  temporary site má ki dị Ibadan ti new permanent site etitọ ki di Ile-Ife

Ubi Thirty five years ki kwu, ami onukwu nwụ Kpai abo akwọra unyi nwụ chanẹ H.A. Oluwasanmi Foundation ki chi legacy project atodu ki jẹ ñwu ọyiala nwụ ki deju kpai ki chu'nyọgba eyi  ″optimum″ vision of impacting generations ki dọ gba wa  by improving rural farming communities quality of life through a combination of Wage progress; Income Parity; improved basic public services kpai: community environmental control.

## Death
I lekwu ọjọ ẹkẹ'gwẹlu efu ochú August ọdọ 1983 ẹgba ki chi ọdọ 63.

## See also
H.A. Oluwasanmi foundation via website @ http://www.haofoundation.org

## References
Ùnyì ọko ama’luchẹ

ùnyì ọko ama'luchè **efu eì gomìnetì** Nigerian kìa dẹ'jute eì  development bank kìa deñwu okpǔ ñwu abo ùluchẹ kẹke kpaì yeì kì náne efu aja aẹyaa ogbagbala  rural areas. Eǹwu kì dufu wa gwefu eǹwu ọkpù kì gomìnetì du nwọ̀che tì onẹ omamale lefu microcredit institutions, ùnyì ọko kìdẹ ì che dugwayane efu ódò  2000 kpaì enìbe mànyu eì ekwù éfu aì ūnyì ọko ama'luchè eì National Agriculture kapayì ùnyì ọko ujo ùje dama, ùnyì ọko yeì amone kpaì eì ofu kpalì yeì  Economic Advancement Project.

Ọ̀hìla 

BOA chì ọ̀hìla kìa t'ẹjugane alù kì ùnyì ọko ama'luchè eì Najeria chane efu ódò 1972 takì ya chana ùkolo efu ódò  1973. NAB (chì ùnyì ọko yeì ama'luche Najerìa) e chenwu úma kì gomìnetì lì éfu ùche ùyogba eì'fu contìrì , ọlolownu chì efu amaa nyì aja keke ku ma nì ene ùgbowo tane ku ma ma náke gbo ọko amẹ ñ kwì ùnyì ọko eì commercial kia ne du unyì aja ñwu yogba ñ  . ẹgba ká ,ojile ama'luchè ekubo kà ká kì ìche edojì tukwu e che kò onẹ kì mẹ ọko kpayì commercial lenders kpaì NAB che e duyane kì deǹwu ñì amì ama'luchè kekere kpaì lugbo Microcredit kpaì yeì on-lending ǹwu ama'luchè agricultural .

Efu ódò  1977, ẹgba kì Umaru Mutallab je kpaì amì mìnìstrì , eì gomìnetì eì Najeria (FGN) che dì omẹ ẹtito  tẹ alū du ọko tefu ñwu . Efu edumanyu , FGN du ète ọko ñwu abo  NAB ku ma dowo to efu ujo ojiete efu country. ẹgba tì ẹgba , takì NAB ya mu roìda tì yakì che ama'luchè Najeria kpaì ùnyì ọko ùje dama . Ù gomìnetì lẹwa mu oda ùleba ẹtito du kade ñu abo ùnyì ọko yeì abo commercial aleju ukpa ojima kì dutenwu ọnà ọko ẹ́mae ñu efu ama'luchè. Ùnyì ya kì enkẹ́ karebo eì threshold transferred ekubo ète ọko lọ tì ùnyì ọko yeì ugbate todu atetougba kì d’oko ñwu ama'luchè lefu  NACB.

Efu ódò  2000, amì gomìnetì mí enwu kì ya kabo NACB, ùnyì ọko yeì amone kpaì ẹ́conòmìc yẹ ofìkpalì Ko dama todu  Advancement Programme to form the Nigerian Agriculture, Cooperative and Rural Development Bank. Prior to the merger, All three entities engaged in micro-financing.

BOA has struggled to control the number of non-performing loans in its portfolio, which has hampered its ability to provide sustainable support to the agricultural sector.

## References
Emede

**Emede** ch' ewo ki d' efu Isoko South Local Government Area Delta State, Ejowo southern Nigeria.

## Ija'be kpài government

. Monarch chi ene ogbolo ki di efewo  Isoko, i la nwo defu abo  state council of traditional rulers, a todu le i la je nwu ni alu ukolo che enwu ku ma kola lugbo state. Abo ku ma ni alu ukolo omo chi  monarch, town Progress Union kpai community Youth council.

Ami community ki di efi Kingdom Emene chi , Uruara, Etevie, Adaza, Ewrokpe, Okporo, Odhe, Enuoto and Ahiame. T.

## Economy
Ukolo ki abo  Emede ku ma di Isoko  Delta state Nigeria are che chi uche oko ma lo manyi ma chi ami agbe ja ge manyi ma cha te enwu aja ge. amenwu eluche ku ma lo chi abacha, uvhu quava akpa opa uchu'apa  c etc.

## References
Aji Gadar Tamburawa

**Aji Gadar Tamburawa** chi ájí efu Naijiria, ki dẹ ọwọ south efu Kano. Owe Gada chi ọgọlọchi efu Ichi Hausa.

Tamburawa chi efu ewo ka ki ma gboji kíjí rù ájí lẹ. Ewo Dawakin Kudu Local Government kei eju mọ ñyọñyọ, efu Kano state. Abo ki dẹ ójanẹ Tamburawa chi ami Hausa

## Ugbo ki omi akwo
Iba Aji Gadar Tamburawa lẹ,  i che nẹ ùgbọ ku ma chùkọlọ omi ki gomẹti Kano state kọ. I dẹ efu am'ugbo ogbogaga ki omi adufu kwó ójanẹ Kano ki a jeñwù omi ki dẹ ñwu ọgbọ amonẹ ki dẹ ójanẹ lẹ kpai amì ewó ki mẹru chakadu. Ugbo ku ma achukọlọ ómì lẹ che nẹ ukpayi ki a du omi 150ml dufu ọjọ du.

## Ílo Ùkọlọ Omi
Ewó Kano kpai anẹ du ki dẹ ogbègbèlè ñwu a nẹ omi 150Ml ki fẹ ku m'amọ kw'ugbo ku ma ch'ukọlọ omi Tamburawa lẹ olọ du. Ma mù omi ófó du kwefu Ájí Kano River taku ma chùkọlọ ñwu alu ogwuchẹkpo tudu ki fẹ ki bọjọ tèju alu ki World Health Organization ka ki omi ku ma mọ ki dẹ.

## Ẹkpabiẹ
Chẹ kpabiẹ kpai copper, iron, mañyi manganese tódu Aji Chalawa ki a cha ri efu ñwu kwefu anẹ ugbo kuma chùkọlọ untreated waste.

## References
Aji Nun

Àjí Nun, énwó nekedó "Rio Nun", chaji ki di  Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Àjí Nun lé wà tete dé àkwí égba kí àjí Niger  kpéru ejí ugbo Toru-Abubou, améru efewo Agbere kídí Sagbama Local Government kídí Bayelsa State, Tákíní ímudí Àjí Nun kpàí  Forcados 

Tàkíní Àkwé égba kí ní kpà kwó àjí Niger, Ají Nun lé àchà àkwi   south lo tí Gulf of Guinea kídí Akassa.
omí nwu àgbojí àchàlí íkpà kíché kpàmà, íyànwó gbà gwu gwó mó kpàí ugbo kí ché téji kpomi kpe egbe.

Àdíko égbà 19th century, Nun lé chí kpà ku mà du kpaí'ló àménwu kwí Europe tí ojàné amí ibo Igbo – kídí Aboh. Óyàlà énwú ekpài ló kpàí énwú età lé chà né kpàí àmà àdu età. àmà, àbunu kí dépé màfu kpàiló kpàí àjà ekpo-ékpé. Àmà, àdàbí tí égbà uchàné ógbà lé, àlu àjí lé ché kàjí, tàkíní íjelà lewu ché gbítí. Ànubí lé, àmí ànyàjà chàne lugbo àjí Forcados todu ómó ché méru ówó uwnmà tule.

Efu ótàkídà kí Gabriel Okara kó. íkólà lugbo Àjí Nun ónà ku màmà neke gbenyó Ají lé. Odu éwn kí kó chí "*The Call of the River Nun"( Udó àjí Nun)* 

## Pollution
Oil spill pollution has remained a source of several international litigations in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. Impacts of small recurrent crude oil spills on the physicochemical, microbial and hydrobiological properties of the Nun River, a primary source of drinking water, food and recreational activities for communities in the region. Samples were collected from six sampling points along the stretch of the lower Nun River over a 3-week period. Temperature, pH salinity, turbidity, total suspended solids, total dissolved solids, dissolved oxygen, phosphate, nitrate, heavy metals, BTEX, PAHs and microbial and plankton contents were assessed to ascertain the quality and level of deterioration of the river. The results obtained were compared with the baseline data from studies, national and international standards. The results of the physicochemical parameters indicated a significant deterioration of the river quality due to oil production activities. Turbidity, TDS, TSS, DO, conductivity and heavy metals (Cd, Cr, Cu, Pb, Ni and Zn) were in breach of the national and international limits for drinking water aquatic health. They were also significantly higher than the initial baseline conditions of the river. Also, there were noticeable changes in the phytoplankton, zooplankton and microbial diversities due to oil pollution across the sampling zones.

## Climate
Àjí Nun climate range at the moment has a water temperature is 24°C and the average water temperature is 24°C.

## Events

Ójó kí ochu  élà nolu ogwu nyówó me bíe  2017, the Nun burst its banks overnight and submerged residential homes along its bank in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital.

On 16 November 2019, four journalists returning from a polling station, on governorship election duties, were rescued when their boat capsized.

## References
AjiForcados

right|thumb|250x250px|The Niger Delta with the Forcados (middle left).
Àjí **Forçados** (Oduwu gédégédé kwà àbàkwàné chí **Forcados**) íkpà ílànwóche tefu Niger Delta, kídí southern Nigeria. Ajíu àchà for approximately  yà nwó àdàmà kpàí oyímílí kí dí Bight of Benin in Delta State. It is an important channel for small ships.  The Forçados River splits from the Niger River at Toru-Abubou near Agbere Town in Sagbama Local Government Area of Bayelsa State, the same point as the Nun River.

People have been fishing on this river for years and then came to a dock on the Niger River to sell/store and use for personal consumption. 

In the early years of the 20th century, Forçados was a destination port for steamers from England until the river silted up.

A large hoard of bronze artefacts (1 armlet, 7 bells, 3 bracelets, 1 knife and 3 manillas) from the Forçados River can be found in the British Museum's collection.

## Pollution
The majority of the rivers in Niger Delta region including Forçados River, experience and suffer pollution, the region had been an extraction for crude oil for more than 3 decades. Extraction of fossil fuels causes damages leading to excess air, water and soil pollution which are hazardous to the residents health. The location of Forcados River had been a passage for several oil companies in Niger Delta region for conveying crude oil which in return causes water pollution, killing and chasing the aquatic lives in the which the fishermen of the region survives on, and causes degradation of the environment

## Flood
Flooding of the Forçados River causes degradation in the area it is located, forcing residents to evacaute while flooding continue to destroy their properties and belongings, it also led to the set back in the agricultural sector where farmers were forced to harvest their farm products prematurely.

## See also

* Forcados
* Enclaves of Forcados and Badjibo
* https://m.wikidata.org/wiki/Q503509

## References
Aji Kaduna

Aji Kaduna chí tributary of the Niger River ki chá qwí  ílale Nigeria. It got its name from the crocodiles that lived in the river and surrounding area. Kaduna in the native dialect, Hausa, was the word for "crocodiles". It starts in Plateau State on the Jos Plateau  southwest of Jos town, flows through its namesake Kaduna State and through its capital Kaduna, and meets the Niger River in Niger State. Most of its course passes through open savanna woodland, but its lower section has cut several gorges above its entrance into the extensive Niger floodplains.  The river is used for fishing and transport of local produce.

## Pollution
Urban and industrial wastes have been linked to elevated temperatures and heavy metal concentrations in the River Kaduna (Arah, 1985). Untreated industrial wastes that are carelessly dumped directly or indirectly into River Kaduna's inflow wastewaters have been determined to be a source of pollution.

## Flooding
Due to recurring floods in Kaduna, the federal government established a flood control project. In 2022, flooding from the Kaduna river caused significant property damage to the surrounding area. In November 2022, two teenagers identified as Zakaria Aliyu Yahaya and Yusuf Abdullahi, aged 17 and 16 of the Government Secondary School in Zaria, reportedly drowned while swimming in the Kogin Mutuwa in Kaduna.

## Climate
Yearly temperature in Kaduna is 25.2&nbsp;°C | 77.4&nbsp;°F. Around 998&nbsp;mm | 39.3 inch of precipitation falls every year.  Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 55&nbsp;°F to 95&nbsp;°F and is rarely below 50&nbsp;°F or above 102&nbsp;°F. Because of its nearness to the equator.

The wet season is warm, oppressive, and overcast and the dry season is hot and partly cloudy. It is very difficult to portray summers in Kaduna definitively. The time of January, February, Walk, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December is generally viewed as the best season for Holiday visitation or visits.

## See also
*Zungeru

## References
Done P. Dabale

**Done Peter Dabale** (April 26, 1949 – August 26, 2006) was the founder of the United Methodist Church in Nigeria (UMCN).  During the time he was a bishop, membership in the church increased from 10,000 to 400,000.

## Education
* 1967 Nursing Certificate, Numan School of Nursing in Adamawa, Nigeria
* 1970 Certificate in General Agriculture, Government Agriculture School in Yola Adamawa State, Nigeria
* 1974 Diploma in Theology, Theological College in Bukuru Jos, Nigeria
* 1980 International Diploma in Animal Husbandry, Barneveld College  in the Netherlands
* 1980 Certificate in Church Administration, Gbarnga School of Theology in Monrovia, Liberia
* 1985 Research Certificate in Agriculture and Theology, University of Alabama, USA
* 1987 Doctor of Divinity in Theology, Gbarnga School of Theology in Monrovia, Liberia

## Personal life
Dabale was born in Nyabalang-Yotti of the Jereng District of Adamawa State in Nigeria. He came from a polygamous family. Dabale's mother died when he was an infant; subsequently, he was raised by one of his father's six wives. Dabale senior was a diviner (mypa) and herbalist, who according to Yotti/Bali Traditional Religion was believed to receive his wisdom from the gods and ancestors who interact with the living. Dabale was to inherit his father's leadership position; however, while a student in the city Dabale came in contact with Christians and converted. Some of Dabale's nuclear and extended family members still practice the religion of their ancestors, coexisting with newer religions of Christianity and Islam. Dabale married Kerike C. Dabale, evangelist, farmer and housewife, and they had eleven children.

## Awards
* Nigerian National Order of Merit Award – The Vision of Africa Outstanding 2005

## Career and contributions
Dabale was officer in charge at the Experimental Farm Center at Numan and as a nurse Dabale served as ward assistant at Numan General Hospital, Adamawa State in Nigeria.

He held numerous secular and religious leadership positions in Nigeria, holding administrative positions and teaching classes in the areas of agriculture, and theology:
* 1974 − 76 teacher at Banyam Bible College
* 1976 − 77 teacher, the Kakulu Bible Institute
* 1977 − 82 principal, the Kakulu Bible Institute
* 1980 − 85 pastoral work in Zing
* 1980 − 86 pastoral work in Yonko, Muri East
* 1982 − 83 District Superintendent of the Muri East District (Evangelical United Brethren)

.

## See also

List of notable pastors in Nigeria

Christianity in Nigeria

## References
Aji Aba

**Aji Ábá** lẹ chí ájí ka kì defù southern Nigeria. A tributary tì Imo river todu kìa sá lela lefu efìewo eì  Aba, Nigeria. ònwu chì omi kì gbìtì efu ọ̀gbegbalẹ Okpu-Umuobo  (Isiala-Okpu kpaì Mgboko-Umuette autonomous communities) Osisioma Ngwa LGA efu eì Ngwa èdoana . Ajì Aba kì deì ma dọ́ kọ ajì mì ìbẹT.

Aji lẹ chí ájí kùma chẹ kw'ọnanwu álu kí cháká chí ájí eyì ọkwu kpáí ekwu. Amì ucholo eyì ẹkẹtẹ ègwá todu ènẹ ẹkẹtẹ kì alẹ todu unyí ekọ tete ajẹnwu ájí lẹ cha.

## Ẹkpabiẹ
Ájí Aba lẹ chẹ lì akpabiẹ ọna ójójì efù amì ọdọ wèwè kì tùle yì  kwọwọ ami ojanẹ wèwè kì dama, ábo kì nẹ okwunọ, kpai abo kì dodo amì odo kì mẹru. Ábo ki dodo ọmọ, ójìle ma kùma dù ẹñwù ekwu ájí lẹ chekwù kwùbi, kakini Aji lẹ chè nẹ amì enwù ki nẹ olayi efù ómì kpaì ìdù omí emọ kpaì ami ẹnwù ekwu ekibọ nwù ábo kì dodo etì ájí lẹ takì amì ájá ójójì ójójì kì ma dù iwa dáfo efù ájí lẹ chanẹ efù amì ọdọ 1970.

ilàché kpàbié, ékpàbié àji lé lià dòmò à nyi ògbà todu "Ahiaudele" (market of vultures) abattoir kpài cattle market, kilà di önà échà àji  banks. tàki échà àji chàné EDI énwu okpo nyi àmoné. àménwu àné meji eyi éràné àji làchi eyi NIGERIA BREWERIES  

## References
Aji Escravos

Aji **Escravos** lẹ chí aji ka kì defù southern Nigeria, kí mẹru ewo Warri. "Escravos" chè ichí Portuguese ójìñwù chè "ádu" kpáí ogbègbèlè nwù chugb ó kù má tá má dù  ójane Nigeria kpaì United States ìkó 18th century.  aji Escravos che kpèrdo ójì ánè Niger River, yá chá kwù ùkpójì ,  Bight eì Benin eì Gulf eì Guinea kíyá chá kwi Atlantic Ocean.  Chevron, unyí èkpo eì ábo US kápí ámèwu ùkọlọ wù dè álu ájí  Escravos kídè gè.  ùgbó kẹ kpo álè dùfu lá chè ñalu ukpèn.

Ájí Escravos chè dámá kpai aji wèwè dabù Forcados, Warri, Benin, kpáí Ethiope aji.  

Ámá chùkóló Nigerian Ports Authority (N.P.A.) chè doda wùn wí amónẹ kù má gwá ìkete efù ájí lè, tódù kì oná kídè wù ókó ai lílè eì kì yá jewn oko goverment eì Nigeria kì nana yogba gè eì kídè ajewn amónẹ wèwè n'ukpẹ èfu oko Nigeria.

## Reference
Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria

The **Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria** (ARCN) chi Nigerian government agency Kuma du dama kpai adejutẹ agricultural research kì dùnyọgba agricultural productivity efi economic eweñu che . The agency ya amalu che oko. In 2021, the agency inaugurated Agricultural Radio manyù Television mádu ukolá kpogo wa maluche nyonyo. 

## Ámu uchè
eyi Executive Secretary of the Council, Professor Garba Hamidu Sharubutu, kikoji Nigeria oji  Board of Trustees eyì African Agricultural Technology Foundation,  amì ujo kiya chu ukolo kidi nyọgba we ùjeñù   odá jiji tù ójane ile  Lona eyi agricultural technology and  manyu kìma dù atekó wa amaluche kpáí Gometi Sub-Saharan Africa kì jeñwù èñu ekwù kilọla kpáí ámá áneñu kì nèkè ñumá neñu ekwù kùma neke dágo efì ùche 21st century agriculture aja.   

## Arida
Yi govumeti átá máuka arida efi agric research council of Nigeria kpáí ogbo do'o amájá olañ chèmá yì minister of agriculture.

## Eyitọ
Èjí Kochu ejódùdù 2024 eyito scientist udama Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria (ARCN)  dama hi service eyì agric council ómùne kùma tene abireju ojí ùjeñwù odá kpai abireju kì ùjenwù kí eña ójane ileyi.  

### Uchè egba dufu
Yi secretary of Agricultural Research Council of Nigeria (ARCN) uká fì federal government kùma chùkọlọ nyọgba ójì ùjeñwù ókó kudufu èrèrè lona ómemele todu kì óje kuyika dufu kucheñu ùjeñwù kì eña 

## Ètè abireju
Aji líle Kwa

[thumb|Kwa Falls in [Cross River National Park]]
**Aji líle kwa** lẹ (ku ma ñọ dọ Ájí *Kwa Ibo*  Ab'ẹ ki Ájí *Kwa* ) acha kefu Cross River State, Nigeria, takì ya jẹñwu èju ọwọ East yì efu ewo Calabar ki gbẹ. ijẹñu amì ègbè ki dọmọ lẹ ki defu ọbata tudu amì ẹñwù ojoji ojoji ki ámonẹ ache.

## Ugbo ki dẹ
Ómì lẹ dufu kwefu Oban Hills, yi Cross River National Park, takì ya chá rù atẹ Cross River

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Ọganẹ ñwu a le ejù ẹgbọlọ ki tẹ kpolo. Takì ya jẹñwu eastern coast efu ewó lile Calabar ki gbẹ

## Uchè Amonẹ
Human activity in the Great Kwa basin has traditionally been limited to small scale farming, aquaculture and artisanal fisheries, mainly for shrimp. However, Calabar is growing, due in part to the Calabar Free Trade Zone, causing growing numbers of houses and factories to be built in the freshwater and mangrove swamps of the Great Kwa. The University of Calabar covers a  site between the Great Kwa River and the Calabar River. The university has acquired more land on both banks of the Great Kwa for future development.

## Pollution
Calabar Municipality has no waste treatment facilities, and heavy rains wash human and industrial wastes into the river.A 2008 study of Vibrio bacteria in shellfish in the Great Kwa River estuary showed that the water was constantly faecally polluted, and the shellfish had high levels of infection. This posed a health risk for consumer, including a risk of cholera epidemics.

## References
Aji Yewa

**Aji Yewa lẹ**, ki Yoruba: adọ Yewa, chi ájí ki tẹru efu e wo meji Nigeria kpai Republic of Benin, ki a cha tẹ èju ọwọ south tẹ efu southwest Nigeria mañyi ya tẹ iba coastline ki dẹ Bight of Benin. Ẹgba ka ya dábá ọmẹ ki dẹ agbagba amì ójanẹ mèjí lẹ. amì ojoji odu ku ma dọ chi **Yeoua**, kpai, igele, **Yéoua** mañyi **Yéwa**. unana ómì lẹ dabi ohimili. Ugbo ki omi Yewa agboji kwo chi Aji Atan kpai Ilaro. Aji Yewa acha rù efu Badagry Creek ki la ñọ, cha rù efu Lagos Harbor.

Aji lẹ dẹ ọwọ African tropical climate i la ñọ che Ugbo ogbogaga ki abo efu ewó lẹ adù kp'ẹja. Ẹñwù ogbogaga efu ẹja ekpa lẹ chi blue crab (Callinectes amnicola).Mañyi ẹja ekpa, ájí lẹ che ùgbó ogbogaga ku ma gba ẹlañyi kwo. Amì ègbè ku ma dẹ efu ájí lẹ kpai iba ñwu chi sedges (ki dabu Cyperus articulatus, Cyperus papyrus, kpai Paspalum vaginatum) mañyi ẹkpẹ (ki dabu Pandanus candelabrum, Raphia hookeri, mañyi Phoenix reclinata). ==

## Ẹñwù ki kpanẹ biẹ
Alu ki utene ka, Ájí Yewa kpai amì Ájí ki bọ adu amì lile dufu kwefu inland kpai amì efu ewó lile takì aló tefu Lagos lagoon. Amì ùkọlọ ki ákpáná biẹ lẹ chi ukọlọ industrial, ùkọlọ unyi kpai ùkọlọ oko. I che nẹ ẹñwù organic kpai inorganic ki a du ákányá ki adù ñwu olayi amì omi kpai amonẹ ku ma du chekwu.

## References
Stray Kids

**Stray Kids** Ódò Asia (Séoul, Koréa) kù ma gbaluka kù ma ki JYP Entertainment (Sister Of Twice).
2022 Bayelsa State floods

Egba **2022 Bayelsa State Flooding** íwá ádè ègbá óchù mèlá kpai ochu megwaka efodọ 2022 efì  Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Álu omikpo lèlè amónẹ k'íjè lalugbo ojojiojoji dábí 1.3 million dabalù kì Bayelsa State Emergency Management Agency ka.

## Causes eñukichi
Omi kumachi kwefì Lagbo Dam eyiNorthern Cameroun a tódù k'í ediyanyi ekọ ololo wè dam kpáí ókókóló olañu íchètè ká kómì kpalane. Manyù ómì k'ì telọ efì aladì wewe yijeñu omikpọ, yì cha ùjeñwù omi kpo èfistate ijeñwù amanẹ okọ kpo dama manyù abo kùma dodo omo. 

Yi governor, Douye Diri chane ekpi gometi ábí eyì federal government kùma mánè kè dejudọ alù kómì kpo táki Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Farouq kakìnì yì chi state yì bènè tùle gbañuu . 

Èmu kì govono ka kpáí yi united nations  kakìnì efi state flood bine tùle gbaa kidukpa kùma dejù dọ píopo. 

## Arida kì newó jálè
Omi èkpoyi chèdu inyanyì wojile East West ọna manyù Patani axis yi Delta State takì ífí onakpa èfèwo egba ajikpo.  Omiki kpoyi dábí egba ajikpo efì state yi 2012 kì èfèwo kpo dama efì state. 

Dabalù kajiche kpo lìle manyù kì che kpeñu bí dábí 6,000 IDP camps mámu dugbenyane  efì state at Oxbow lake manyù yì  Igbogene centre. 

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*Opinion (2023-08-29). "Floods: The terror from Cameroon's Lagdo dam". Punch Newspapers. Retrieved 2023-09-26.*

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Ukpota ọmi

thumb|300x300px|Map of global water stress (a symptom of water scarcity) in 2019. Water stress is the ratio of water use relative to water availability and is therefore a demand-driven scarcity.
Ukpota ọmi ( eki meru cha akanya ọmi ) ewn okpota ọmi ki che de eyi ki meru ọna kamone atene ọmi. Ego ọna komi kú ukpota dé  cheji . Ọkà che ejugede. Eke ji chi chi enyi abilewa. 560 enyi ejugede chi iche ewn komi ma de kis kamone join.