Osogbo, Nigeria
Nigeria
Osogbo, Nigeria connects to 1072 places across 15 topics through 35 Bunkabop connections, with religion as the largest group. Music is a strong thread, including the singer Orlando Owoh, who was born in Osogbo in 1932, and Young Jonn, who attended secondary school there. Government and Yoruba history also appear. Its strongest overlaps are with Nigeria, Ibadan and Lagos, and it has its own Catholic bishop, tied to the dioceses of Oyo and Ibadan. Another connection concerns contamination of the Osun river.
contamination
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Gqeberha, South Africa | St. Louis, Michigan
Young Jonn
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Ibadan, Nigeria | Akwa Ibom State
Roman Catholic Diocese of Oyo
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Lagos, Nigeria | Ibadan, Nigeria | Ilorin, Nigeria
Orlando Owoh
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Lagos, Nigeria | Ondo State | Agege, Nigeria
Yoruba architecture
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Brazil | Egypt | Lagos, Nigeria | Ijebu Ode
Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Ibadan
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Lagos, Nigeria | Ibadan, Nigeria | Abeokuta, Nigeria | Ilorin, Nigeria
O. C. Adesina
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Shanghai, East China | Nigeria | Ibadan, Nigeria
Akinwumi Ogundiran
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: United States | Boston, Massachusetts | Florida | Nigeria | Ibadan, Nigeria
Ogun
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Brazil | Bahia | Caruaru, Brazil | Campina Grande | Efon, Nigeria
Yoruba Wars
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Nigeria | Mali | Lagos, Nigeria | Ibadan, Nigeria | Ilorin, Nigeria
Samuel Adegbenro
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: China | Sweden | Norway | Beijing | Guangzhou, Guangdong
Oba (ruler)
Connects Osogbo, Nigeria to: Badagry, Nigeria | Akure | Lagos Island | Ifẹ, Nigeria | Ado-Odo, Nigeria