THE FAMILY TREE OF LATE PERE-ABU
Founder of Pere-abu-Gbene, Ajakurama Clan, Egbema Kingdom,
Late Pere-abu the foremost founding father and respected patriarchs of Pere-abu-Gbene in Ajakurama Clan, Egbema Kingdom. Edo and Delta states, A renowned fisherman, community builder, and an iconic Ijaw elder, he was widely known for his hard work, wisdom, and commitment to the growth of his people.
He hailed from Fon-Ware (House), Tububiri Quarter, Ajakurama Town, ovia South West LGA of Edo state. Although he joined his ancestors many decades ago, his legacy remains deeply rooted across the Western Ijaw communities.
Through his industrious lifestyle and large family, the descendants of Late Pere-abu are today spread across the three indigenous Western Ijaw states of Delta State, Edo State, and Ondo State, where they continue to contribute to community development and preserve the rich cultural heritage of the Ijaw people.
Late Pere-abu was blessed with three wives, namely:
Kenefe (First Wife)
Obegha (Second Wife)
Osenbai (Third Wife)
Together, they gave birth to numerous sons and daughters who established generations of descendants.
Family Tree
First Wife: *Kenefe*
Gemuge (Male)
Fayai (Female)
Maya (Male)
Ojuemi (Male)
Ojeye (Female)
Second *Wife: Obegha*
Wanfe (Male)
Tanga (Male)
Sunday (Male)
Sebi (Female)
Tobo (Female)
Third Wife: *Osenbai*
Donmine (Amos) (Male)
Ukou
Seyi.
Ebaragha (male)
Niniwei (male)
Mayala (female)
Kpoku
The descendants of Late Pereghabou have continued to expand across Nigeria and beyond, making meaningful contributions in leadership, education, business, public service, and community development. His name remains a symbol of unity, resilience, and the enduring heritage of the Ijaw nation.
Note: This family tree is an ongoing historical documentation. Members of the Pereghabou family are encouraged to provide corrections, additional names, and supporting historical information to ensure the accuracy and completeness of future editions.
"May the legacy of our forefathers continue to unite and inspire generations yet unborn."
May God bless the Pereghabou Family and all those contributing to preserving its rich history.
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