Ilojo Bar

Ilojo Bar, nke a na-akpọkwa Olaiya House ma ọ bụ Casa da Fernandez, bụ ụlọ akụkọ ihe mere eme nke Brazil nke dị nso na Tinubu Square na Lagos Island, Lagos State, Nigeria.^[1]^[2] E rụrụ ya na mbụ dị ka ụlọ mmanya na ụlọ oriri na ọṅụṅụ na 1855 site n'aka ezinụlọ Fernandez bụ ndị were ndị bụbu ndị ohu na-alọghachi n'ọrụ bụ ndị maara nkà nke iwu ụlọ mgbe ha nọ na South America.^[3] E mechara resị Alfred Omolana Olaiya nke ezinụlọ Olaiya Ilojo Bar na 1933 ma kpọọ ya ihe ncheta mba na 1956 site na National Commission for Museums and Monuments.^[4]

Faịlụ:Ilojo Bar advert, 1939.jpeg

mgbasa ozi na mbipụta 1939 nke Daily Times nke Nigeria

Aha "Ilojo Bar"

Mgbe e resịrị Alfred Omolona Olaiya ụlọ ahụ na 1933, ọ gbanwere aha ụlọ ahụ "Ilojo Bar" site n'obodo ya "Iloxo" na Ijesa Isu, Ekiti State.^[5]

Nkwatu

A kwaturu ụlọ ahụ n'ụbọchị Sọnde, 11 Septemba 2016, n'ọnọdụ a na-enyo enyo n'oge ngwụsị izu Eid na Lagos.^[6]^[7] A ka na-enyocha okwu ahụ. Ala ahụ nọ ugbu a n'okpuru nchịkwa nke Gọọmentị Steeti Lagos.^[8]^[9]^[10]

Edensibia

↑ Hakeem B. Harunah (2000). Nigeria's defunct slave ports: their cultural legacies and touristic value. First Academic Publishers. ISBN 978-978-34902-3-9.
↑ Edvige Jean-François. "Lagos' Afro-Brazilian architecture faces down the bulldozers", Cable News Network, 19 July 2017. Retrieved on 5 August 2017.
↑ Alex Ikechukwu Okpoko (2002). Tourism in Nigeria. Afro-Orbis Publications. ISBN 978-978-35253-8-2.
↑ Udemma Chukwuma. "'Bring Ilojo Bar back to life'", The Nation Newspaper, 22 October 2014. Retrieved on 5 September 2016.
↑ "A Tragedy of Confusing Interests", ktravula - a travelogue!, 2016-10-02. Retrieved on 2017-02-26. (in en-US)
↑ 161-year-old Ilojo Bar demolished - The Nation Nigeria (en-US) (2016-09-13). Retrieved on 2016-09-18.
↑ "A Failure All Around", ktravula - a travelogue!, 2016-10-03. Retrieved on 2017-02-26. (in en-US)
↑ Update on the Demolition of Ilojo Bar (en-US) (2016-09-18). Archived from the original on 2021-12-11. Retrieved on 2016-09-19.
↑ Joseph Jibueze. "Why Ilojo bar was demolished, by family", The Nation, 28 September 2016. Retrieved on 30 September 2016.
↑ Sunday Onen. "[1] Africa: 161 year old Monument "Ilojo Bar" Demolished in Lagos]", ATQ News, 28 September 2016. Retrieved on 23 July 2019.

[Harunah2000-1] Hakeem B. Harunah (2000). Nigeria's defunct slave ports: their cultural legacies and touristic value. First Academic Publishers. ISBN 978-978-34902-3-9.

[2] Edvige Jean-François. "Lagos' Afro-Brazilian architecture faces down the bulldozers", Cable News Network, 19 July 2017. Retrieved on 5 August 2017.

[OkpokoOkpoko2002-3] Alex Ikechukwu Okpoko (2002). Tourism in Nigeria. Afro-Orbis Publications. ISBN 978-978-35253-8-2.

[4] Udemma Chukwuma. "'Bring Ilojo Bar back to life'", The Nation Newspaper, 22 October 2014. Retrieved on 5 September 2016.

[5] "A Tragedy of Confusing Interests", ktravula - a travelogue!, 2016-10-02. Retrieved on 2017-02-26. (in en-US)

[6] 161-year-old Ilojo Bar demolished - The Nation Nigeria (en-US) (2016-09-13). Retrieved on 2016-09-18.

[7] "A Failure All Around", ktravula - a travelogue!, 2016-10-03. Retrieved on 2017-02-26. (in en-US)

[8] Update on the Demolition of Ilojo Bar (en-US) (2016-09-18). Archived from the original on 2021-12-11. Retrieved on 2016-09-19.

[9] Joseph Jibueze. "Why Ilojo bar was demolished, by family", The Nation, 28 September 2016. Retrieved on 30 September 2016.

[10] Sunday Onen. "[1] Africa: 161 year old Monument "Ilojo Bar" Demolished in Lagos]", ATQ News, 28 September 2016. Retrieved on 23 July 2019.

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