Charlotte Obasa
 Charlotte Obasa | |
|---|---|
| Rayuwa | |
| Haihuwa | Lagos,, 7 ga Janairu, 1874 |
| Mutuwa | 23 Disamba 1953 |
| Sana'a | |
Charlotte Olajumoke Obasa ( née Blaize, 7 ga Janairu, 1874 - 23 ga Disamba, 1953). Ita 'yar Najeriya ce mai son jama'a da kuma taimakon jama'a. Ta kasance 'yar kasuwa RB Blaize kuma matar likitan Orisadipe Obasa .[1].
Farkon rayuwa
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]A Saro, Obasa an haife ta ga iyalan Richard Beale Blaize, hamshakin mai kuɗi da siyasa, da matarsa Emily Cole Blaize. Shekarun karatunta sun kasance a Legas, inda mahaifinta ya buga jaridun ƙasa da ƙasa The Lagos Times da Gold Coast Colony Advertiser da The Lagos Weekly Times . Tana da ilimi sosai, da farko a makarantar da ake yanzu ta Anglican Girls 'School a Lagos, sannan a wata cibiya a Ingila.[2]
A shekarar 1902, ta auri yariman Saro Orisadipe Obasa . Mahaifinta ya bai wa ma'auratan sabon gida a matsayin kyautar bikin aure; a ƙarshe aka kira shi Gidan Babafunmi sakamakon haka. Obasa da mijinta sun ci gaba da samun yara biyar tare.[3]
Goggon Kofo, Lady Ademola, [4] Obasa dan kasuwa ne kuma mai son taimakon jama'a wanda ke kare hakkin mata da iliminsu.[5] A cikin shekarar 1907 aka buɗe makarantar 'yan mata ta Lagos, wacce daga baya ake kira da' Wesleyan Girls 'High School, ta hanyar kokarinta a cikin dukiyar da ta ranta wa makarantar. A shekarar 1913 ta kafa kamfanin safarar motoci na farko a Legas, aikin motar Anfani, kuma tana da manyan motoci uku, motocin haya uku da motocin bas shida da ke aiki a shekarar 1915.[6]
Obasa ya yi aiki a matsayin fitaccen masanin kimiyyar siyasa. A shekarar 1914, ta kirkiro kungiyar Reformed Ogboni Fraternity . An san ta a matsayin Iya Abiye ta farko, ko kuma maigidan mata, a wannan shekarar. [7]
Manazarta
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]Majiya ko madogara
[gyara sashe | gyara masomin]- Akintola, Akinbowale (1992). The Reformed Ogboni Fraternity (R.O.F.): The Origins And Interpretation Of Its Doctrines And Symbolism.
- George, Abosede (2014). Making modern girls: a history of girlhood, labor, and social development in colonial Lagos.
- Muritala, Monsuru (2019). Livelihood In Colonial Lagos.
- Schoonmaker, Trevor (2003). Fela: From West Africa to West Broadway..