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, Ẹfúnṣetán Aníwúrà (c. 1790s – 30-06-1874) … Ẹfúnṣetán Aníwúrà (c. 1790s – 30-06-1874) foi a segunda ialodê de Ibadã. Reverenciada como uma comerciante de sucesso e traficante de escravos, seu impacto abrangeu as esferas política, militar, econômica e religiosa de Ibadan. É famosa por ser sem dúvida a mais poderosa - e certamente uma das mais ricas mulheres - iorubá que já viveu. Foi descrita pelos historiadores como uma líder autoritária que frequentemente utilizava pena de morte para escravos em erro. Isso foi atribuído ao colapso psicológico devido à morte de sua única filha, e sua incapacidade de procriar depois.ha, e sua incapacidade de procriar depois.
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