POPOOLA
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Meaning: Etymology of Popoola:Popoola is a Yoruba name formed from two root words:
1. OPOPO translated as Street/lane/District &
2. OLA translated as wealth which is the name of the predecessor from whom all the POPOOLAS have gotten their name
Meaning: From the root words POPOOLA means the Street/District/lane of enormous wealth which used for the manPOPOOLA due to his abundant wealth.
Descendants/Progeny of Popoola: The Progeny of Popoola is very large in number and counts million(s) and are in every walk of life. The progeny of Popoola are everywhere across the Globe, but wherever they are, they care for one another knowing that they are of thesame lineage.
In Ilorin West local government of kwara state, in Oloje ward to be specific. There exists a large population of Popoola descendants living together in peace and harmony with 5T Etymology of Popoola:Popoola is a Yoruba name formed from two root words:
1. OPOPO translated as Street/lane/District &
2. OLA translated as wealth which is the name of the predecessor from whom all the POPOOLAS have gotten their name
Meaning: From the root words POPOOLA means the Street/District/lane of enormous wealth which used for the manPOPOOLA due to his abundant wealth.
Descendants/Progeny of Popoola: The Progeny of Popoola is very large in number and counts million(s) and are in every walk of life. The progeny of Popoola are everywhere across the Globe, but wherever they are, they care for one another knowing that they are of thesame lineage.
In Ilorin West local government of kwara state, in Oloje ward to be specific. There exists a large population of Popoola descendants living together in peace and harmony with one another with a Magaji and an Imam. The POPOOLA YOUTH DESCENDANTS ASSOCIATION plays a great role in respect to the progress of
:':: another with a Magaji and an Imam. The POPOOLA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (PYDA) OLOJE branch plays a great role in respect to the progress of her members in the area. Submitted by ISAH ABDULHAKEEM POPOOLA
POPOOLA translates to "Etymology of Popoola:Popoola is a Yoruba name formed from two root words:
1. OPOPO translated as Street/lane/District &
2. OLA translated as wealth which is the name of the predecessor from whom all the POPOOLAS have gotten their name
Meaning: From the root words POPOOLA means the Street/District/lane of enormous wealth which used for the manPOPOOLA due to his abundant wealth.
Descendants/Progeny of Popoola: The Progeny of Popoola is very large in number and counts million(s) and are in every walk of life. The progeny of Popoola are everywhere across the Globe, but wherever they are, they care for one another knowing that they are of thesame lineage.
In Ilorin West local government of kwara state, in Oloje ward to be specific. There exists a large population of Popoola descendants living together in peace and harmony with 5T Etymology of Popoola:Popoola is a Yoruba name formed from two root words:
1. OPOPO translated as Street/lane/District &
2. OLA translated as wealth which is the name of the predecessor from whom all the POPOOLAS have gotten their name
Meaning: From the root words POPOOLA means the Street/District/lane of enormous wealth which used for the manPOPOOLA due to his abundant wealth.
Descendants/Progeny of Popoola: The Progeny of Popoola is very large in number and counts million(s) and are in every walk of life. The progeny of Popoola are everywhere across the Globe, but wherever they are, they care for one another knowing that they are of thesame lineage.
In Ilorin West local government of kwara state, in Oloje ward to be specific. There exists a large population of Popoola descendants living together in peace and harmony with one another with a Magaji and an Imam. The POPOOLA YOUTH DESCENDANTS ASSOCIATION plays a great role in respect to the progress of
:':: another with a Magaji and an Imam. The POPOOLA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION (PYDA) OLOJE branch plays a great role in respect to the progress of her members in the area. Submitted by ISAH ABDULHAKEEM POPOOLA
" in English. It is common with the YORUBA tribe in Nigeria and primarily used by Unisexs