Tag chieftaincy title

Here are some common chieftaincy titles in Nigeria and other parts of Africa:

Nigeria

  1. Oba (King) - a common title in Yoruba culture
  2. Ooni (King) - a title in the Yoruba kingdom of Ile-Ife
  3. Alaafin (King) - a title in the Yoruba kingdom of Oyo
  4. Olu (King) - a title in the Itsekiri kingdom of Warri
  5. Eze (King) - a title in the Igbo culture
  6. Ochanya (Chief) - a title in the Idoma culture
  7. Olori (Queen) - a title in the Yoruba culture
  8. Iwebo (Chief) - a title in the Igbo culture
  9. Nze (Chief) - a title in the Igbo culture
  10. Eze Nri (King) - a title in the Igbo kingdom of Nri

Ghana

  1. Asantehene (King) - a title in the Ashanti kingdom
  2. Omanhene (King) - a title in the Akan culture
  3. Ga Mantse (King) - a title in the Ga culture
  4. Dagbon Yaa (Queen) - a title in the Dagbon kingdom
  5. Mamprusi Na (King) - a title in the Mamprusi culture
  6. Gonja Na (King) - a title in the Gonja culture
  7. Sisala Na (King) - a title in the Sisala culture
  8. Wa Na (King) - a title in the Wa culture
  9. Bimoba Na (King) - a title in the Bimoba culture
  10. Kpelle Na (King) - a title in the Kpelle culture

Other African countries

  1. Kabaka (King) - a title in the Buganda kingdom of Uganda
  2. Omukama (King) - a title in the Bunyoro kingdom of Uganda
  3. Mwanga (King) - a title in the Bemba kingdom of Zambia
  4. Chieftain (Chief) - a title in various African cultures
  5. Paramount Chief (Chief) - a title in various African cultures
  6. Chief (Chief) - a title in various African cultures
  7. Headman (Chief) - a title in various African cultures
  8. Village Head (Chief) - a title in various African cultures
  9. Clan Head (Chief) - a title in various African cultures
  10. Tribal Chief (Chief) - a title in various African cultures

Note: These are just a few examples of chieftaincy titles in Nigeria and other parts of Africa. There are many more titles and variations across different cultures and regions.