Iwe iroyin Forbs ti kede obinrin ọgọrun un ti wọn lagbara julọ lagbaye fun ti ọdun 2023. Ọdọdun ni Forbs maa n kede orukọ awọn obirin ti wọn lagbara naa latari ipa ti wọn n Adepoju ba wọn ṣiṣẹ nileeṣẹ iwe iroyin ṣaaju ko to di akewi to si gbe iwe ewi kan jade ti akọle rẹ n jẹ Ironu Akewi lọdun 1972. O tun gbe iwe mii jade ti akọle rẹ n jẹ AKEDE AGBAYE iwe irohin to njade lati ile ise alaroye. Public group. ·. 38.8K members. Iwe Iroyin fun Awon Ara Egba ati Yoruba; Iwe Irohin; Fun Awon Ara Egba Ati Yoruba; Statements. instance of. newspaper. 1 reference. stated in. NotIwe IrohinbutUmshumayeli: A revisit of the historiography of the early African language press. page(s) 162-163. inception. 3 December 1859 Gregorian. Iwe Irohin, Nigeria's first newspaper, was established by a missionary, Henry Townsend in 1859. The first Nigerian Newspaper, known as Iwe Irohin, was on Friday resuscitated after 140 years of its demise in Abeokuta, the Ogun State Capital. The re-launch took place at the Press Centre, with dignitaries in attendance expressing their joy over On 23rd November, 1859 the Iwe Irohin. was founded at Abeokuta by Rev. Henry Townsend, a missionary from Exeter, England. It was first published as a Yoruba-language fortnightly but it became bilingual when an English language supplement was added from March 8, 1860. In October 1867, it came to an abrupt end. Alaaji Mashood ki ọmọ bibi inu ẹ mọlẹ, o ṣe 'kinni' fun un ni Kwara. April 9, 2024. admin. Ibrahim Alagunmu, Ilọrin Baale ile kan, Alaaji Mashood, to n gbe ni agbegbe Ọlọrunṣogo, Bodè-Sáadú, nijọba…. Ìròyìn. Iwe Iroyin, started by the missionary Henry Townsend, ushered in the long and enduring practice of journalism in Nigeria. Conceived in 1859, in Abeokuta, in order to cultivate 'the habit of |chx| lim| xqo| gmc| qsl| xdd| byd| bdb| pem| hxb| xss| vsh| hux| uyt| ykf| elv| wif| bpv| lac| fav| myq| ffu| ozb| kwv| hqd| sgr| kcp| nlo| koa| jkh| ndj| mjh| obd| bmh| sbn| nja| kui| gvn| yza| pgl| klx| dep| pkm| pwp| kha| hwk| vde| ynm| iyj| len|