Gbagli: Vogbingbọn he tin to ṣẹnṣẹn na vọzepọn lẹ
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Vọzepọn he wa aimẹ to 21:47, 16 Lidosun 2022
Gbagli he mi yọnẹn dó Gbaglemẹ sọn dowhenu yin otò de he tin to tọ̀pa to gandudu dokọtọn he tin to Ayimatẹn Awọnlin tọn glọ, he tin to Naijilia mẹ. Gbagli tin to ṣẹnṣẹn ayimatẹn Awọnlin tọn mẹ bo ma dogbo hẹ togbo Benẹ tọn, enẹ dohia dọ e yin dogboto na otò Naijilia tọn hẹ togbo daho Benẹ tọn.[1] Taidi kandai mẹhihia tọn he wa aimẹ to 2006, bẹplidopọ mẹhe tin to otò Gbagli tọn mẹ lẹ wẹ yin 241,093.[2]
Agbegbe he e tin te
Gbagli yin otò de he tin to tọ̀pa to wheyihọwaji Naijilia tọn. E sọ yin otò de he do dogbo hẹ gulf of guinea to agbegbe huwaji wheyihọ tọn. Gbiblo etọn wẹ maili kandenukunatọn to huwaji-agewaji, Awọnlin tọn bosọ dó gbiglo maili gbanukunawe hlan wheyihọwaji Sẹmẹ tọn he yin gbetato de he do dogbo hẹ togbo daho Benẹ tọn. Dile mi ko yọnẹn dọ otò Gbagli tọn tin to otọ̀to, enẹ zọn bọ e nọ boawu nado zingbejizọnlin gbọn otọ̀ji sọn Awọnlin yì Họgbonu (Port-Novo) to Benẹ, tẹnmẹ he tin to huto wayi nọwheto yì maili dopo dó yede lẹ. Doyiyi osin lọ lẹ tọn sọ nọ diọ sọgbe hẹ ojlẹ he mẹ yé tin te, to whedelẹnu e nọ yido sọ metlu atọ̀n amọ to whedevolẹnu metlu dopo. Whevi wunmẹwunmẹ lẹ wẹ tin to otọ Gbagli tọn mẹ taidi Owẹ, Tunvi, Tọyu, Degọn, Agasa, Ojẹ, Asọ̀n, Bonga po Pomparo po. Otọ̀ ehelẹ nọ dó ojẹ̀ to whedelẹnu, amọ ojẹ̀ lọ sọ nọ yì ni eya. Tosisa wheyihọ tọn po otọ̀ Yewa tọn po wẹ nọ sa biọ otọ̀ Gbagli tọn mẹ.
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| Lagos State | |
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| Agege • Alimosho • Ifako-Ijaiye • Ikeja • Kosofe • Mushin • Oshodi-Isolo • Shomolu • Apapa • Eti-Osa • Lagos Island • Lagos Mainland • Surulere • Ajeromi-Ifelodun • Amuwo-Odofin • Ojo • Badagry • Ikorodu • Ibeju-Lekki • Epe |
- ↑ https://guardian.ng/life/culture-lifestyle/interesting-facts-that-put-badagry-on-the-map/
- ↑ The area is led by a traditional chief, Akran De Wheno Aholu Menu - Toyi 1, who is also the permanent vice-chairman of obas and chiefs in Lagos State. Federal Republic of Nigeria Official Gazette, published 15 May 2007, accessed 8 July 2007