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Oyinkansola Abayomi

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Oyinkansola Abayomi
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Jinsudebbum Taƴto
Ɓii-leydiyankaakuNaajeeriya Taƴto
InditirdeOyinkansola Taƴto
InndeOyinkansola Taƴto
Innde ɓesnguAbayomi Taƴto
Ɗuubi daygo6 Mbooy 1897 Taƴto
ƊofordeLagos Taƴto
Date of death19 Mbooy 1990 Taƴto
Place of deathLagos Taƴto
FatherKitoye Ajasa Taƴto
Dee/goriiwoKofo Abayomi Taƴto
ƊemngalYarbankoore Taƴto
WoldeInngilisjo, Yarbankoore Taƴto
Writing languageYarbankoore Taƴto
Janngi toRoyal Academy of Music Taƴto
DiinaNasaaraankore Taƴto

Nguurndam e jaŋde puɗɗagol

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O jibinaa ko Oyinkansola Ajasa to leydi Najeriya e hitaande 1897. O inniri ɗum ko Oyinkan (mbaydi Oyinkansola juutndi) e ɓesngu makko. O woodi miñiiko gorko, Akuisola, o maayi nde o mari duuɓi ɗiɗi. [1] Baaba makko ko Sir Kitoye Ajasa, leñol Saro mawngol, ko kanko woni Nijeernaajo gadano mo Biritaan en ndokki konngol, yumma makko ko Lucretia Olayinka Moore, omoba galle laamɗo Egba . Ko kanko kadi woni ɓiy-yumma Kofo gadano, Laamɗo Ademola . O janngi duɗal sukaaɓe rewɓe Anglikan, Lagos . O heɓi bak makko e hitaande 1909. Ndeen o naati duɗal to duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde sukaaɓe rewɓe to Ryford Hall, to Gloucestershire, to leydi Angalteer . E hitaande 1917, o naati duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde laamɗo to Londres . O arti Lagos e hitaande 1920. O wonti jannginoowo jimɗi to duɗal jaaɓi haaɗtirde sukaaɓe rewɓe Anglikan. Ko e oon sahaa o hawri e awokaa biyeteeɗo Moronfolu Abayomi. Ɓe resndi ɗum ko e lewru ut 1923. O warata ko e ñaawirdu lebbi ɗiɗi caggal ɗuum. [2][3]

Nguurndam e golle e nder leydi Najeriya

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While in England, Abayomi had joined the Girl Guides. When she returned to Nigeria, she connected with the local Lagos Nigerian Girl Guides Association, which was founded by an English woman. Abayomi joined the group and was the first Nigerian woman to serve as a supervisor. She also became active in the education of women and girls in Nigeria, which was not equal to that of men and boys. She joined the Lagos Women's Organization. She did fundraising and promoting for Queen's College through the West African Educated Girls' Club, an organization she founded.[1] It opened in 1927. She was a founding teacher at the school. She was the only Nigerian to work there.[1] Around this time, she became one of the first women in Lagos to drive a car.[4]

E hitaande 1930, Abayomi resi doktoor biyeteeɗo Kofo Abayomi . E hitaande 1931, Girl Guides annditaama, laamu Naajeeriya hokki ɗum ballal. Abayomi wonti mawɗo komisariyaajo ngam Girl Guides. Ko kanko woni hooreejo fedde ardiiɓe sukaaɓe rewɓe Naajeeriya, kadi ko kanko woni debbo Naajeeriya gadano golloowo e fedde nde. O naati nder kawtal sukaaɓe Naajeeriya nder hitaande 1935. O winndi winndannde nder jaaynde hukuuma kan nder hitaande nden, o wi'i rewɓe alɗuɓe Naajeeriya ɗon mari haaje haɓugo ngam hakkeeji rewɓe nden ɓe ɗon mari haaje huwugo bee rewɓe cakaare e les ngam heɓugo hakkeeji ɗin. Ñalnde 10 lewru Mbooy hitaande 1944, o sosi lannda rewɓe Naajeeriya e nder batu to galle makko e rewɓe sappo e ɗiɗo. [4] Fedde nde ina ɗaɓɓi potal hakkeeji rewɓe . Nde Kofo Abayomi heɓi njeenaari laamɗo leydi Angalteer e hitaande 1954, Abayomi anndiraa Lady Abayomi. [1]

Caggal nguurndam e maayde

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Sir Kofo Abayomi maayi ñalnde 1 lewru Yarkoma hitaande 1979. Abayomi woppi golle mum e fedde sukaaɓe rewɓe e hitaande 1982. O innitiraa ko hooreejo nguurndam fedde sukaaɓe rewɓe ngam golle makko.

Abayomi teddinaama bee tiitooɗe jowi laamu Naajeeriya, hawtaade e tiitooɗe Iya Abiye mo Egbaland . O sankii ko ñalnde 19 marse 1990.

Janngude ko ɓeydii

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  • Koker, Folarin. Laamɗo gooto: Nguurndam debbo Oyinkan Abayomi. Ibadan: Banndiraaɓe Evans (1987).
  • Jonson-Odim, Siriil. "Laamɗo Oyinkan Abayomi: ko mbaydi." Rewɓe Naajeeriya e nder daartol. Lagos: Jaaynde Sankore (1993). Kelle 149-163.
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