Oba Eletu Kekere, son of Oba Gabaro, reigned briefly as Oba of Lagos following Oba Akinsemoyin's death in 1775.[1] Not much is known about Eletu Kekere's reign other than him being childless.[2]
^Mann, Kristin. Slavery and the Birth of an African City: Lagos, 1760-1900. Indiana University Press, 2007. p. 45. ISBN 9780253348845.
^Shodipe, Uthman. From Johnson to Marwa: 30 years of governance in Lagos State. Malhouse Press, 1997. p. 245. ISBN 9789780230692.
Oba EletuKekere, son of Oba Gabaro, reigned briefly as Oba of Lagos following Oba Akinsemoyin's death in 1775. Not much is known about EletuKekere's reign...
Oba of Lagos from around the 1780s to around 1803. He succeeded Oba EletuKekere who reigned between 1775 and 1780. "Ologun" is the Yoruba word for "War...
charged with preserving Benin's interests in Lagos. These officers, led by Eletu Odibo, were the initial members of the Akarigbere class of Lagos White Cap...
Akinsemoyin became Oba around 1704 despite Gabaro having a son, EletuKekere or in some accounts Eletu Omo. Akinsemoyin established the slave trade in Lagos by...
first King of Lagos King Gabaro (1669–1704) King Akinsemoyin (1704–1749) EletuKekere (1749) King Ologun Kutere (1749–1775) Adele Ajosun (1775-1780 & 1832-1834)...
Akinsemoyin Gabarro's son EletuKekere succeeded him. Gabarro's line became extinct after the reign of his son EletuKekere because he had no child. Afterwards...
Oba (1716–1755) Gabaro, Oba (1755–1760) Akinsemoyin, Oba (c.1760–1775) EletuKekere, Oba (c.1775–1780) Ologun Kutere, Oba (1780–1801) or until 1803 Nembe...
1669 - King Gabaro in power. 1704 - King Akinsemoyin in power. 1749 EletuKekere becomes Oba. King Ologun Kutere in power. 1775 - Adele Ajosun becomes...
Gani Oja; Gote; Ibadi Ori; Idi Apa; Idi Eji; Idi Emi; Igbo Elemi; Igbo Kekere; Igbo Onito; Igbo-Eleru; Igboayin; Igbona; Igbori Ile; Igboroko; Ijana Yeye;...
Ode Agbadamu I; Ile Eletu I; Ode Ile Eletu; Ode Onilu Okekura; Okekura Open Space; Ode Agbadamu II; Idi Ape Market III; Ile Eletu II; Idi Ape Market IV...