The Royal Houses of Delta State

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Ojeh I

Dein of Agbor
Agbor Kingdom
Title
Dein of Agbor
Succession
6th Dein of Agbor
Reigned
c. 1620 – c. 1650
Father
Agbogidi I
Children
Ika I

About

Ojeh I served as the 6th Dein of Agbor, the paramount traditional ruler of the Ika (Anioma) people in present-day Delta State, Nigeria. The Dein institution is central to Agbor’s monarchy, with its origins tracing back to the 13th century. The early 17th century was a formative period for the kingdom, marked by the consolidation of internal structures and relations with neighboring communities. However, specific details of Ojeh I’s personal life and reign remain undocumented in widely accessible historical records, as is common for many pre-colonial African rulers whose histories rely heavily on oral tradition.

Notable facts

  • He was the 6th Dein of Agbor, reigning approximately from 1620 to 1650.
  • The Agbor Kingdom is part of the Ika ethnic group within the Anioma region of Delta State, Nigeria.

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