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Dennis Osadebay
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Jinsugorko Taƴto
Ɓii-leydiyankaakuNaajeeriya Taƴto
InndeDennis Taƴto
Ɗuubi daygo29 Korse 1911, 1911 Taƴto
ƊofordeAsaba Taƴto
Date of death26 Bowte 1994, 1994 Taƴto
WoldeInngilisjo, Nigerian Pidgin Taƴto
Sana'ajingaɗoowo siyaasaje, poet, lawyer Taƴto
Position heldmember of the Senate of Nigeria, President of the Senate of Nigeria Taƴto
Member of political partyNational Council of Nigeria and the Cameroons Taƴto

Dennis Chukude Osadebay ListenR (29 lewru juko hitaande 1911 — 26 lewru desaambar hitaande 1994) ko siyaasaajo, yimoowo, jaayndiyanke, gonnooɗo hooreejo leydi Naajeeriya, mo jooni alaa ɗo haaɗi, mo jooni woni diiwaan Edo e diiwaan Delta. O jeyaa ko e yimooɓe Naajeeriya aranɓe winndude e ɗemngal Engele.[1]

Ko o politik, o wiyaama omo yiɗi politik lanndaaji, omo etoo waɗde miijooji ɗi ngonaa luulndiiɓe e geɗe teeŋtuɗe e oon sahaa. O woni kadi hooreejo diɗɗal ngam sosde diiwaan Mid-Western e jamaanu Republique gadano Naajeeriya.[2]

Nguurndam puɗɗam e jimɗi

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O jibinaa ko Asaba, to diiwaan Delta, e jibnaaɓe ɓe pine mum en njiidi. O naati duɗal laamu Asaba to Asaba, duɗal ɓernde ceniinde to Calabar e duɗal janngirɗe Hope Waddell. O naati e golle e hitaande 1930, o woni ofisee doosɗe golloowo to Lagos, Port Harcourt e Calabar. Caggal ɗuum o yahi Angalteer ngam janngude sariya e nder kitaale 1940. Ko nde o janngata nde o waɗti yaltinde binndanɗe jimɗi. O anndiranoo ndeen ko yimoowo jaaynde, sibu ko ɓuri heewde e binndanɗe makko njalti ko e jaaynde wiyeteende “Pilot de l’Afrique de l’Ouest” e jaayɗe seeɗa goɗɗe. E nder binndanɗe makko, Osadebay huutoriima nguurndam mum keeriɗam e kewuuji renndo ngam ƴellitde. E nder Africa Sings, deftere jimɗi, o lugginii e tiitooɗe ummoraade e jiyɗe makko, ko wayi no jimɗi suuɗi ɗi o winndi ko fayti e ñalngu nguu o dañi duuɓi 25 e gargol duuɓi makko hakkundeeji. Kono golle makko ɓurɗe moƴƴude e nder deftere ndee ko jimɗi binndaaɗi e miijo ngo alaa neɗɗo. E nder jimɗi makko teskinɗi "black man troubles", o huutoriima ɗemngal Engele pidgin ngam woyde darnde ɓaleeɓe Afrik e nder Afrik koloñaal e tooñanngeeji e nder renndo. Yimre makko kadi ina teskaa e hollirde nuunɗal jimɗi jamaanu.[citation needed].[3][4][5][6]

Golle politik

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Osadebay jeyaa ko e terɗe sosɗe Diisnondiral ngenndiwal leydi Nijeer e leydi Kameruun (NCNC) e hitaande 1944. O yalti leydi ndi ngam janngude sariya duuɓi seeɗa caggal ɗuum. Caggal nde o timmini jaŋde makko, o arti leydi Najeriya, o sosi nokku ɗo o gollortoo sariya to Aba, o waɗtaa kadi jaagorgal sariya NCNC. E hitaande 1951, o foolii, o dañi jooɗorde e suudu sarɗiiji diiwaan hirnaange, tawi ko fedde wiyeteende Action Group (AG) ɓurnoo heewde. Ɓooytaani o wonti hooreejo luulndo e nder diiwaan hee tuggi 1954 haa 1956 kono o rokki mantol ngol Adegoke Adelabu e hitaande 1956. Caggal maayde Adegoke Adelabu, o ƴetti darnde makko ganndiraaɗo luulndo e hitaande 1958. E hitaande 1960, o wonti hooreejo leydi Misteron the West Diiwaan e hitaande 1963, wonti hooreejo leydi keso oo.[citation needed].[7]

Gardiiɗo jaagorɗe

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1965 kabine

Innde biro 1965 - 1966

Dennis Osadebay gardiiɗo jaagorɗe leydi ndi

Kaalis Ogoegnunam Dafe.[8]

Golle Kiristaas Okojie

Cellal John Igbrude

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Demal John Umulu

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Laddeeji e jawdi tago V Amadasun

Ƴellitaare faggudu James Otobo

Jaŋde F.H.Utomi

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Sosiyeteeji T.E.A. Salubi

Geɗe nder leydi Shaka Momodu

Jaagorgal men ko feewti e jaaynde wiyeteende Webber Egbe

Golle e wellitaare renndo E. Imafidon

Leyɗeele e Galleeji E.S. Ukonga

Laamu nokku oo Humphre Omo-Osagie

Geɗe hooreejo leydi G.I. Owiyasu

Industry J.A. Orhoho

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Njulaagu O. Oweh

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Jaɓɓungal L.S.T. Fufeyin

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  2. NDNB.ng. "Nigerian Dictionary of National Biography (NDNB.ng)". NDNB.ng (in English). Retrieved 2026-06-19.CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
  3. Rosalynde Ainslie, Catherine Hoskyns, Ronald Segal, Political Africa: A Who's Who of Personalities and Parties, Frederick A. Praeger, 1961.
  4. Benson, Eugene; L. W. Conolly, Routledge Encyclopedia of Post-Colonial Literatures in English. Routledge, 1994.
  5. Robert G. Fraser, West African Poetry: A Critical History, Cambridge University Press, 1986.
  6. Ezenwa-Ohaeto, "Bridges of Orality: Nigerian Pidgin Poetry". World Literature Today, Vol. 69, 1995, p 70.
  7. "Accord Concondiale: The continuous search for Nigeria's elusive unity and indivisibility (8)". The Sun (in Engeleere). Lagos, Nigeria. 26 July 2017. Retrieved 27 February 2022.
  8. Nigeria. Federal Ministry of Information (May 1965). "Cabinet Changes in Midwest". Federal Nigeria. VIII: 5.