Ribas
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| Jàhà mà Ribas | |||
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"Treasure Base of the Nation" |
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Gii tà jahaa mà Ribas a ƴal tà Lanjèeriya
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| Bayàanai (Ɗafàfi) | |||
| Sim à bòo: | Jàhà mà Ribas | ||
| Country: |  Lanjèeriya |
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| Geopolitical zone: | South South | ||
| Kòodinet: | 4°45′N 6°50′E / 4.750°N 6.833°E | ||
| Hùkuuma | |||
| Governor: | Siminalayi Fubara (PDP) | ||
| Jàga tà mâiwàa: | Port Harcourt | ||
| Deputy Governor: | Ngozi Odu (PDP) | ||
| Ɗàwàa: | 27 Mèe 1967 | ||
| Mbeesu mà mindì | |||
| Màalaa: | 11077 km² | ||
| Mâiwàa mà mindì: | 635.89 | ||
| Bàayàa mà jiha (GDP): | $19.72 billion (nominal) $51.529 billion (PPP)[1] (2021) |
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| Kwàd | |||
| Lamba mà jàgo: | 500001 | ||
| Lamba mà ISO: | NG-RI | ||
| Jèere tà Sâunaa: | www |
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Ribas nanta sim má jáháa ga mbândi a njawa mà Lanjèeriya.Ɗàwuta a fat ta 27 tarài mà Mayu a amun ma 1967. Mbùttuka boo ka gàazàa kà jahaa ma Imo ka Anambara, ka dîbî ka jahaa ma Abiya ka Akwa-Ibom, ka gen ka jahaa ma Bayelsa ka Delta. Jàgotà maiwàa na akata jàgata Patakwal.
Bòo a tòotàcin mà hukuma
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]Bòo a tòotàcin mà hukuma mà jahaa mà Ribas:[2]
| LGA | Languages |
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| Abua-Odual | Central Delta languages (Kugbo, Odual, Ogbia) |
| Ahoada East | Igboid language (Ekpeye) |
| Ahoada West | Edoid language (Egenni) |
| Akuku Toru | Ijoid languages (Kalabari, Bille) |
| Andoni | Lower Cross language (Obolo) |
| Asari-Toru | Ijoid language (Kalabari) |
| Degema | Edoid language (Degema), Central Delta languages (Abua, Ogbronuagum) Ijoid languages (Kalabari, Bille) |
| Bonny | Igboid language (Ndoki/Ubani), Ijoid language (Ibani) |
| Eleme | Ogoni languages (Eleme, Baan, Nchia; Odido) |
| Emuohua | Igboid language (Ikwerre) |
| Etche | Igboid language (Igbo) |
| Gokana | Ogoni language (Gokana) |
| Ikwerre | Igboid language (Ikwerre) |
| Khana | Ogoni languages (Khana, Baan) |
| Obio-Akpor | Igboid language (Ikwerre) |
| Ogba-Egbema-Ndoni | Igboid language (Igbo) |
| Ogu-Bolo | Ijoid language (Kirike) |
| Okrika | Ijoid language (Kirike), Igboid language |
| Opobo-Nkoro | Igboid language (Ndoki/Ubani) Ijoid languages (Ibani, Defaka, Nkoroo) |
| Oyigbo | Igboid language (Ndoki, Asa), Ogoni languages (Khana, Baan) |
| Port Harcourt | Igboid language (Ikwerre) |
| Omumma | Igboid language (Igbo) |
| Tai | Ogoni languages (Tee/Tai, Baan) |
Càlàa
[yawantu | yawantu aròo]- ↑ State of States 2022 Edition. Budgit.org. BudgIT, 2022-10-13. State of States 2022 Edition.
- ↑ Nigeria. Nigeria.
| Jaha mà Ribas | |
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| Jàga tà Mâiwàa: Port Harcourt | |
| Tòotacin mà hukuuma |
 Abua/Odual • Ahoada East • Ahoada West • Akuku-Toru • Andoni • Asari-Toru • Bonny • Degema • Eleme • Emuoha • Etche • Gokana • Ikwerre • Khana • Obio/Akpor • Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni • Ogu/Bolo • Okrika • Omuma • Opobo/Nkoro • Oyigbo • Port Harcourt • Tai |
| Gamnoni mà Jaha mà Ribas | |
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Alfred Diete-Spiff (1967–75) • Zammani Lekwot (1975–78) • Suleiman Saidu (1978–79) • Melford Okilo (1979–83) • Fidelis Oyakhilome (1984–86) • Anthony Ukpo (1986–88) • Ernest Adeleye (1988–90) • Godwin Abbe (1990–92) • Rufus Ada-George (1992–93) • Dauda Komo (1993–96) • Musa Shehu (1996–98) • Sam Ewang (1998–99) • Peter Odili (1999–2007) • Celestine Omehia (2007) • Rotimi Amaechi (2007–15) • Nyesom Wike (2015–23) • Siminalayi Fubara (2023–ànce) | |
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