Sentence examples for edo of from inspiring English sources

Adani accused the ACF and EDO of "wasting the court's time and resources".

Other peoples include the Kanuri, Nupe, and Tiv of the north, the Edo of the south, and the Ibibio-Efik and Ijaw of the southeast.

They are also venerated by the Edo of southeastern Nigeria; the Ewe of Ghana, Benin, and Togo; and the Fon of Benin (who refer to them as voduns).

At one time the Edo of the kingdom of Benin distinguished between urban music that was performed at the palace and less complex music that was played in rural areas.

A smaller proportion live in large towns and are culturally much closer to the Edo of neighbouring Benin City (in Edo state) than to the Igbo east of the lower Niger valley.

Besides the Yoruba, the tribes are the Edo (of what was the Benin Kingdom), the Akan, the Chokwe, the Luluwa, the Hemba, the Kuba, and the Bamileke and the Kom, of the Cameroon Grassfields region.

It was the result of this investigation which the EDO, on behalf of the ECNT, challenged in the federal court.

There were signs of stagnation and corruption in some aspects of Edo culture a reflection of the crisis in the bakuhan system.

The Edo culture of Benin and other traditions of Benin and Nigeria are the source for the music of Lady Aghbiomon Nogie Ogbeiwi, who leads Uyi-Edo, a troupe of percussionists, singers and dancers.

By 1700, the population of Edo, then one of the largest cities in the world, had reached around one million.

Not the world's most enchanting city, Tokyo has never looked so good as in "100 Famous Views of Edo," a series of color woodblock prints made in the mid-19th century by the Japanese master Utagawa Hiroshige (1797-1858).