The Republic of Benin
The modern name of Dahomey is Benin. It changed its name to Benin in 1975, after gaining independence from France.
"Woghiren".. is a Nigerian ethnic word and name, originating from southern Nigeria. from Edo state specifically. It is a bini / Edo people's language. It is a prominent name used and answered to in this part of Africa. It is a superlative word which means; "You are the one that knows" or simply "It's you that knows"! For example. "Woghiren" is also a Royal family related name used in Benin Kingdom by the people from Edo nation (Benin Kingdom specifically). There are several prominent Benin Kingdom's Chiefs (past & present) from "Woghiren Family" who had this surname name. They are; the late Chiefs; Obamedo, Arase, Agbonmoba and Obazuwa of Benin kingdom. The current "Imaran nomaete" - Imaran (The "Ima" for short) is Chief E. O. Woghiren of the "Eghaevbonore Guild of Benin Kingdom, These Elite Chiefs are indeed the Highest group of Chiefs in Benin Kingdom after the Monarch (The Omon'Oba) of Benin Kingdom . "Woghiren" as a name is a highly respected name. And as a & family is a highly honored & revered family in Benin Kingdom, Nigeria & indeed all of Africa. The "Woghiren Family" family and descendants are found all over the world. The family is of Benin Kingdom's Royal ancestry and a beloved noble 'Edo' family.
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Benin was renamed on 1975 November 30, nearly 35 years ago.
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Benin is the present name of the country formerly called Dahomey.
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Chief Woghiren Obamedo is a prominent figure known for his contributions to his community, though specific details about his background and achievements may vary. He is often recognized for his leadership roles and efforts in social and cultural initiatives. Further context about his influence or specific accomplishments would help clarify his significance.
Before it was known as Benin, the country was known as Dahomey. From 1600-1900, the region was known as the Kingdom of Dahomey, which the French dissolved in 1900. After it became a french colony, modern Benin was known as French Dahomey from 1904-1958. In 1958, the region changed its name to Republic of Dahomey and after 1960, it achieved full independence from France. In 1975 the Republic of Dahomey changed its name to Benin, which has been its name since.
Benin Republic