The Royal Houses of Delta State

Tracing the royal bloodlines of the Niger Delta

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Igbeobor I

Dein of Agbor
Agbor Kingdom
Title
Dein of Agbor
Succession
Dein of Agbor (Ogieva line)
Reigned
c. 1900 – c. 1930
Father
Okoh I
Mother
Unknown
Married to
Unknown
Children
Obi Osewe

About

Igbeobor I was the Dein of Agbor, the traditional ruler of the Agbor Kingdom in present-day Delta State, Nigeria. He belonged to the Ika (Anioma) people and succeeded his father, Okoh I, to the throne around the turn of the twentieth century. His reign spanned the early decades of British colonial expansion in the region, a period during which traditional institutions like the Deinship adapted to indirect rule.

Notable facts

  • He was the son and successor of Dein Okoh I.
  • His reign approximately covered the years 1900 to 1930.
  • He presided over Agbor Kingdom during the establishment of British colonial administration in the area.

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