Jebba
Town in Kwara State, Nigeria
9°9′14″N 4°48′43″E / 9.15389°N 4.81194°E / 9.15389; 4.81194 (2007)
Jebba town is a Yoruba city in Kwara State, Nigeria.[1] It was historically under the control of the Ilorin Emirate. It has views of the River Niger and has an estimated population of 22,411 as of 2007. The name of the current king of Jebba is Oba Abdulkadir Adebara.[2]
Gallery
- Canoeing on the Niger River
- Mongo Park's monument
- Juju Rock formation
- Jebba railway bridge
- S.S Jebba postcard 1907
See also
References
- Tayo, Ekundayo (1984). "Jebba never sleeps". punch newspaper.
- Rev Samuel, Johnson (1921). History of Yoruba: from the earliest time to the beginning of the British protectorate.
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Kwara
State capital: Ilorin
- David Bamigboye (1967–1975)
- Ibrahim Taiwo (1975–1976)
- George Agbazika Innih (1976–1978)
- Sunday Ifere (1978–1979)
- Adamu Atta (1979–1983)
- Cornelius Adebayo (1983–1983)
- Salaudeen Latinwo (1984–1985)
- Mohammed Ndatsu Umaru (1985–1987)
- Ahmed Abdullahi (1987–1988)
- Ibrahim Alkali (1988–1989)
- Alwali Kazir (1989–1992)
- Shaaba Lafiaji (1992–1993)
- Mustapha Ismail (1993–1994)
- Baba Adamu Iyam (1994–1996)
- Peter Ogar (1996–1998)
- Rasheed Shekoni (1998–1999)
- Mohammed Lawal (1999–2003)
- Bukola Saraki (2003–2011)
- Abdulfatah Ahmed (2011–2019)
- AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq (2019–present)
- Ajasse Ipo
- Amoyo
- Aran-Orin
- Arandun
- Babaloma
- Edidi
- Esiẹ
- Elerinjare
- Ganmo
- Idofian
- Igbaja
- Ijara-Isin
- Ilala
- Isanlu Isin
- Jebba
- Jimba Oja
- Kabba Dongari
- Kaiama
- Oke-Onigbin
- Omupo
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09°09′14″N 04°48′43″E / 9.15389°N 4.81194°E / 9.15389; 4.81194