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Masallaaci mà Gbagura a jàgà tà Abeokuta, jàhà mà Ogun
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Gii tà jàhà mà Ogun a ƴal tà Lanjèeriya
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| Bayàanai (Ɗafàfi) | |||
| Sim à bòo: | Ìpínlẹ̀ Ògùn | ||
| Country: |  Lanjèeriya |
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| Kòodinet: | 7°7′12″N 3°22′21″E / 7.12000°N 3.37250°E | ||
| Hùkuuma | |||
| Governor: | Dapo Abiodun | ||
| Jàga tà mâiwàa: | Abeokuta | ||
| Deputy Governor: | Noimot Salako-Oyedele (APC) | ||
| Legislature: | Ogun State House of Assembly | ||
| Ɗàwàa: | 3 February 1976 | ||
| Mbeesu mà mindì | |||
| Màalaa: | 16,980.55 km² | ||
| Gam mà mindì: | 3,751,140 (2006 census) | ||
| Mâiwàa mà mindì: | auto | ||
| Bàayàa mà jiha (GDP): | $32.55 billion[1] 8th of 36 (2021) |
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| Lamba mà jàgo: | 110001 | ||
| Ma'auni mà HDI: | 0.569[2] medium · 21st of 37 |
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| Lamba mà ISO: | NG-OG | ||
Ogun (ko Ogoun, Ògún, Ògún, Ogum, Gu, Oggun, Ogou, Ogún ko Ogum) nanta sim má jáháa ga mbândi a njawa ta gen mà Lanjèeriya. Mbùttuka boo ka njàwa kà jahaa ma Lègos ka Benin, ka dîbî ka jahaa ma Ondo, ka gàazàa ka jahaa ma Oyo kà Osun, ka gen mbùttuka bòo ma eli ka jamhòoriya ma Biinin. Jàgotà maiwàa na a ka ta jàgata Abekutà ka tòotacin ma hukuma hâuya (20) a jahaa ma Ogun.
Mundi
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]| LGA | Languages |
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| Abeokuta North | Yoruba; Egba |
| Abeokuta South | Yoruba; Egba) |
| Ado-Odo/Ota | Yoruba language |
| Ewekoro | Yoruba; Egba |
| Ifo | Yoruba; Egba |
| Ijebu East | Yoruba; Ijebu |
| Ijebu North | Yoruba; (Ijebu) |
| Ijebu North East | Yoruba; Ijebu |
| Ijebu Ode | Yoruba; Ijebu |
| Ikenne | Yoruba; (Remo), Ijebu |
| Imeko Afon | Gun/, Yoruba; Ketu, Ohori, Yewa/Ẹgbado |
| Ipokia | Gun, Yoruba; Anago, Awori/Eyo |
| Obafemi Owode | Yoruba; Egba |
| Odogbolu | Yoruba; Ijebu |
| Odeda | Yoruba; Egba, Oyo |
| Ogun Waterside | Yoruba; Ijebu, Ikale, Ilaje |
| Remo North | Yoruba; (Remo), Ijebu |
| Yewa North | Yoruba; Ketu, Ohori, Yewa/Ẹgbado |
| Yewa South | Yoruba; Ketu, Ohori, Yewa/Ẹgbado |
| Sagamu | Yoruba; (Remo), Ijebu |
Càlaa
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]- ↑ State of States 2022 Edition. Budgit.org. BudgIT, 13 October 2022. State of States 2022 Edition.
- ↑ Sub-national HDI—Area Database—Global Data Lab. hdi.globaldatalab.org. Sub-national HDI—Area Database—Global Data Lab.
| Gamnoni mà Jaha mà Ogun | |
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Saidu Ayodele Balogun (1976–78) • Harris Eghagha (1978–79) • Bisi Onabanjo (1979–83) • Oladipo Diya (1984–85) • Oladayo Popoola (1985–86) • Rajji Rasaki (1986–88) • Mohammed Lawal (1988–90) • Oladeinde Joseph (1990–92) • Segun Osoba (1992–93) • Daniel Akintonde (1993–96) • Sam Ewang (1996–98) • Kayode Olofin-Moyin (1998–99) • Segun Osoba (1999–2003) • Gbenga Daniel (2003–11) • Ibikunle Amosun (2011–19) • Dapo Abiodun (2019–ànce) | |
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