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Gii tà jahaa mà Ikiti a ƴal tà Lanjèeriya
Bayàanai (Ɗafàfi)
Sim à bòo: Ekiti
Country:  Lanjèeriya
Kòodinet: 7°40′N 5°15′E / 7.667°N 5.250°E / 7.667; 5.250
Hùkuuma
Governor: Biodun Oyebanji
Jàga tà mâiwàa: Ado-Ekiti
Deputy Governor: Monisade Afuye (APC)
Legislature: Ekiti State House of Assembly
Ɗàwàa: 1 Oktòoba 1996
Mbeesu mà mindì
Màalaa: 6,353 km²
Gam mà mindì: 2210957 (2006 Census)
Mâiwàa mà mindì: auto
Bàayàa mà jiha (GDP): $15.20 billion[1]
23rd of 36 (2021)
Kwàd
Lamba mà jàgo: +234
Ma'auni mà HDI: 0.612[2]
medium · 11th of 37
Lamba mà ISO: NG-EK
Jèere tà Sâunaa: ekitistate.gov.ng

Ikiti nanta sim má jáháa ga mbândi a njawa ta gen mà Lanjèeriya. Mbùtttuka boo a gàazàa ka jahaa ma Kwara a 61 km, ka gàazàa ma dîbî ka jahaa ma Kogi a 81 km, njàwa ka njàwo ma dîbî ka jahaa ma Ondo, ka gen ka jahaa ma Osun a 84 km. Jahaa ma Ikiti ɗàwu a amun ma 1996 ka jàgotà maiwàa na aka ta jàgata Ado-Ikiti.[3]

Tootàcin mà Hukùma

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Ka tootàcin mà hukuma mbad ka bacooɗi (16) a Ikiti, amaa:

Tootàcin mà Hukùma
Ado-EkitiEfonIjero
IkereEkiti EastIkole
OyeEkiti South-WestIlejemeje
Aiyekire (Gbonyin)Ekiti GenIrepodun/Ifelodun
EmureIdo-OsiIse/Orun
Moba

Mèn tà mundi

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  • Niyi Adebayo: àsàu gamna, gamna mà wàɗi mà Jàhà mà Ikiti, bàa tà Robert Adeyinka Adebayo.[4]
  • Robert Adeyinka Adebayo: àsàu Gamna, Western Region and Western State mà Nigeria, the father of Niyi Adebayo.[5]
  • Odunlade Adekola: bàa kàawàa mà fim[6]
  • Alhaji Abdul Azeez Kolawole Adeyemo: prominent bàa siyàasa[7]
  • Sade Adu: bàa wàɗo[8]
  • S. Banji Akintoye: history parpèesa and bàa kalem.
  • Bolaji Aluko: parpèesa[9]
  • Gbenga Aluko: sanatà[10]
  • Sam Aluko: economist and father to Bolaji Aluko and Gbenga Aluko[11]
  • Niniola Apata, bàa wàɗo and elder sister to Teniola Apata[12]
  • Teniola Apata, bàa wàɗo and younger sister to Niniola Apata[13]
  • Yinka Ayefele: bàa wàɗo[14]
  • Afe Babalola: senior advocate mà Nigeria, philanthropist[15]
  • Rasak Ojo Bakare: parpèesa[16]
  • Richard Bamisile: Nigerian bàa siyàasa and member mà the Federal House of Representatives.[17]
  • Babalola Borishade: 4-time Minister mà the Federal Republic mà Nigeria, CFR[18]
  • Adekunle Fajuyi: First Military Gamna, Western Region mà Nigeria - The Region is now divided to 6 States.[19]
  • Femi Falana: senior advocate mà Nigeria, activist, the father of Falz.[20]
  • Falz: bàa wàɗo, the son of Femi Falana[21]
  • Olusoji Fasuba: sprinter and sports[22]
  • Kayode Fayemi: àsàu gamna Jàhà mà Ikiti[23]
  • Ayo Fayose: àsàu gamna mà Jàhà mà Ikiti[24]
  • Zlatan Ibile: bàa ìyàa, bàa ele
  • Oluyemi Kayode: sprinter[25]
  • Babafemi Ojudu: sanatà, current special adviser to president[26]
  • Abiodun Olujimi: a sanatà mà the Federal Republic Nigeria representing Ekiti South constituency and deputy minority whip[27]
  • Bamidele Olumilua: àsàu gamna, àsàu Ondo State[28]
  • Segun Oni: bàa siyàasa and àsàu gamna, Jàhà mà Ikiti[29]
  • Niyi Osundare: bàa wàɗo mà bòo, parpèesa[30]
  • Sola Sobowale: bàa kàawàa mà fim[31]
  • Tope Tedela: bàa kàawàa mà fim[32]
  • Puffy Tee: record producer

Gàlari

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Càlàa

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  1. ↑ State of States 2022 Edition. Budgit.org. BudgIT, 2022-10-13. State of States 2022 Edition.
  2. ↑ Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab. hdi.globaldatalab.org. Sub-national HDI - Area Database - Global Data Lab.
  3. ↑ This is how the 36 states were created. Pulse.ng. 24 October 2017. This is how the 36 states were created.
  4. ↑ H.E. Otunba Adeniyi Adebayo. Roscongress Building Trust. H.E. Otunba Adeniyi Adebayo.
  5. ↑ Ex-Governor of Western Nigeria, Adeyinka Adebayo, is dead | Premium Times Nigeria. 2017-03-08. Ex-Governor of Western Nigeria, Adeyinka Adebayo, is dead | Premium Times Nigeria.
  6. ↑ Odunlade Adekola's 'Nuclear Bomb'. The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News. 2020-12-05. Odunlade Adekola's 'Nuclear Bomb'.
  7. ↑ National Trade & International Business Center. ntibc.ng. National Trade & International Business Center. Archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20210716084941/http://ntibc.ng/listing/state/54/Ekiti.
  8. ↑ Sade | Biography, Songs, & Facts. Encyclopedia Britannica. Sade | Biography, Songs, & Facts.
  9. ↑ FULL PROFILE OF PROFESSOR MOBOLAJI EBENEZER ALUKO -. FULL PROFILE OF PROFESSOR MOBOLAJI EBENEZER ALUKO -.
  10. ↑ Agencies. Ekiti APC urges Senator Abaribe to seek forgiveness over call for President Buhari's resignation. TODAY. 2020-02-02. Ekiti APC urges Senator Abaribe to seek forgiveness over call for President Buhari's resignation.
  11. ↑ Prof. Sam Aluko passes on – News Report. Prof. Sam Aluko passes on – News Report. Prof. Sam Aluko passes on – News Report.
  12. ↑ Earl Nurse and Arit Okpo. Earl Nurse and Arit Okpo. A polygamous upbringing and a tragic loss contribute to Niniola's music. CNN. 4 November 2020. A polygamous upbringing and a tragic loss contribute to Niniola's music.
  13. ↑ Sanusi, Sola. Niniola stops own sister Teniola from entering her house over covid-19 scare. Legit.ng - Nigeria news.. 2020-04-05. Niniola stops own sister Teniola from entering her house over covid-19 scare.
  14. ↑ Media war in Ibadan over jingle placement. The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News. 2020-09-08. Media war in Ibadan over jingle placement.
  15. ↑ babalola. ogeesedu. babalola.
  16. ↑ Rasak Ojo Bakare: A Consummate Culture Ambassador – Media Hub Nigeria. Rasak Ojo Bakare: A Consummate Culture Ambassador – Media Hub Nigeria.
  17. ↑ ShineYourEye. www.shineyoureye.org. ShineYourEye.
  18. ↑ OBITUARY: Borishade, the man whom senate rejected thrice yet led 4 key ministries. TheCable. 2017-04-27. OBITUARY: Borishade, the man whom senate rejected thrice yet led 4 key ministries.
  19. ↑ Adebanwi, Wale. Death, National Memory and the Social Construction of Heroism. November 2008. Death, National Memory and the Social Construction of Heroism.
  20. ↑ Femi Falana speaks on lawyer-son, Falz turned musician. Vanguard News. 2016-03-19. Femi Falana speaks on lawyer-son, Falz turned musician.
  21. ↑ Why Femi Falana's Son, Falz Dumped Law for Music. Vanguard News. 2014-02-13. Why Femi Falana's Son, Falz Dumped Law for Music.
  22. ↑ Olusoji Adetokunbo FASUBA | Profile. worldathletics.org. Olusoji Adetokunbo FASUBA | Profile.
  23. ↑ The Grass Not Always Greener. The Business Year. The Grass Not Always Greener. Archived at https://web.archive.org/web/20190506150425/https://www.thebusinessyear.com/nigeria-2017/the-grass-not-always-greener/interview.
  24. ↑ Rising from controversial congress, Southwest PDP seeks rebirth. The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News. 2021-04-26. Rising from controversial congress, Southwest PDP seeks rebirth.
  25. ↑ Sad tale of 76-yr-old mother of late Nigerian hero abandoned to fate. Latest Nigeria News, Nigerian Newspapers, Politics. 2015-05-08. Sad tale of 76-yr-old mother of late Nigerian hero abandoned to fate.
  26. ↑ Ekiti APC suspends Ojudu, 10 others. The Guardian Nigeria News - Nigeria and World News. 2020-09-25. Ekiti APC suspends Ojudu, 10 others.
  27. ↑ How I escaped gunshots during Ekiti bye-election - Senator. 2021-03-22. How I escaped gunshots during Ekiti bye-election - Senator.
  28. ↑ Ex-Ondo governor, Bamidele Olumilua, is dead. 2020-06-04. Ex-Ondo governor, Bamidele Olumilua, is dead.
  29. ↑ Why I want to be Ekiti governor again – Segun Oni. 2021-05-01. Why I want to be Ekiti governor again – Segun Oni.
  30. ↑ Osundare, Niyi. The University of New Orleans. Osundare, Niyi.
  31. ↑ Mbuthia, Mercy. Sola Sobowale biography: age, husband, children, movies, net worth. Legit.ng - Nigeria news.. 2021-01-06. Sola Sobowale biography: age, husband, children, movies, net worth.
  32. ↑ Tope Tedela (Actor) | Photos and Movies | INSIDENOLLY. www.insidenolly.ng. Tope Tedela (Actor) | Photos and Movies | INSIDENOLLY.


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