WARRI KINGDOM AND HER PEOPLE

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               Warri Kingdom and her people

Capital                          Ode-Itsekiri  Language                      Itsekiri  Government                  Monarchy  King/Emperor               Olu  Population                    1,000,000  Life expectancy            75-80years  Education                     Highly Educated  Literacy Rates              97%  Poverty Rates               Low    Unemployment Rates    70%

  

Table of Contents

Chapter One

1.0 Background

1.1 Prince Ginuwa: Late 14^th Century

1.2 Prince Ginuwa Journey with 70 Chiefs from Benin

1.3 Benin kingdom send Epkan to bring back Ginuwa

1.4 Prince Ginuwa & his People arrived Amatu(First settlement)

1.5 Prince Ginuwa adopted as a Monarch by his Peoples in Amatu

1.6 King Ginuwa & his Peoples  relocate to Ijala(Second settlement)

Chapter Two

2.0 Prince Ijijen was crown as King-  Late 14^th Century

2.1 King Ijijen led the entourage from Ijala to Ode-Itsekiri(third settlement)

2.2 King Ijijen & his Peoples were welcome by a Man called Itsekiri

2.3 King Ijijen live with Peoples  in Ode-Itsekiri

   2.3.1 A Man called Itsekiri & his Peoples

   2.3.2 Umale which transform themselves to Human

2.4 King Ijijen & his Peoples  adopted the Itsekiri Languge

Chapter Three

3.0 Prince Irame was crown as King in Ode-Itsekiri

3.1 King Irame begins to rule-15^th Century

3.2 King Irame War against

  3.2.1 Otonlu 

  3.2.2 Umale

3.3 King Irame forms his Kingdgom/Empire

  3.3.1 Reign and controls all the Riverline Area

Chapter Four

4.o Culture and Tradition

4.1 Language

4.2 Dressing and Dancing

Chapter Five

5.0 The settlement of Otonlu in Various Communities

5.1 The Itsekiri Communities in Warri Kingdom

5.2 The Customary tentants to Itsekiri in Warri Kingdom

5.3 Human Activities

5.4 Resources

5.5 Boundary

Chapter Six

6.0 The Powerful Men in the Kingdom

6.1 Kaye of Ologbo

6.2 Chief Dogho

6.3 Nana of Olomu(Warrior)

Chapter Seven

7.0 European Contact

7.1 The trade of the People with the Europeans

7.2 Education

Chapter Eight

8.0 The Reign of King Don Domingo

8.1 The First Church in the Kingdom

8.2 The Christian Religion Practice

Chapter Nine

9.0 Chief Dogho Rule as Prime Minister

9.1 Chief Dogho allocate Places to the Europeans

9.2 Chief Dogho & his Slaves

Chapter Ten

10.0 King Erejuwa I left Ode-Itsekiri to Warri

10.1 The First Palace at Warri(Ekurede-Itsekiri)

10.2 King Erejuwa II relocate the palace to Ugbori

10.3 The controversy of the king in 2013

Chapter Eleven

11.0 The Politics of the Peoples

11.1 The Itsekiri Politics in the First Republic & Military Era

11.2 The Itsekiri Politics in the 1999 Democracy

Chapter Twelve

12.0 Conclusion and Recommendation

12.1 Conclusion

12.2 Recommendation

 12.3 Areas of further Research

         Bibliography

 

PHILIPPINES- MANILA

PHILIPPINES- MANILA

Philippines- Manila(Capital); Manila is a city which has experiences disaster of earthquakes and 

typhoons. Manila is a risk city to live in, due to the high wind speeds that used to threaten.

In 1863, earthquake destroyed the Manila Cathedral and in 1880, earthquake caused damage to inhabitants, were building collapsed and people were hospitalize.

In 2013 and 2014, Manila experiences powerful typhoons. Typhoon Haiyan; killed about 6,000 people and displace about 3.8million people. Also, Typhoon Hagupit; came with high wind speeds and intense rain, 4.2million people in the Eastern Visayas face the powerful typhoon.

JAPAN-TOKYO AND YOKOHAMA

JAPAN- TOKYO AND YOKOHAMA

Japan-Tokyo (Capital) and Yokohama; Are cities in Japan. Both with a population of 37millions inhabitants. Japan is a country that is exposed to tsunami and earthquakes. Tokyo and Yokohama region is the riskiest region in the world, which are exposed to disasters such as earthquakes, floods, tsunami and monsoons. Also these are the most popular place in Japan, which is rated the expensive cities to live in.

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Tokyo and Yokohama inhabitants were devastated in the “Great earthquake” of 1923. The earthquake claims more than 140,000 lives. During then homes were built close to each other, these homes were made of Bamboo and Wood. Open fires were used for heating,cooking etc, but this made it easy for fires to start burning during the earthquakes. The heat of the fires caused tornado, and a large group of people living in the shallow lake area of Asakusa     died as a result of the fires which sucked all the Oxygen in the air.

Tokyo and Yokohama have growth to become Great metropolitan area.                                         Tokyo is the most populous metropolitan area in the world.