Oi
Oi, formerly known as Telemar, is the largest fixed telephone operator and the fourth mobile telephone operator in Brazil, being the third largest telecommunication company in Latin America. It is headquartered in Rio de Janeiro. Oi's major subsidiaries include Telemar and Brasil Telecom.
People born in Oi (First 49 people) - Page 345
Gale Schisler
Teacher
James Knox Taylor
Architect
Justina Ford
American physician
Harry Clay Hale
Military personnel
Ernest de Koven Leffingwell
Explorer
Polly Wolfe
Baseball player
Geoffrey Mutai
Kenyan long-distance runner
Sam Bockarie
Sahr Senesie
German-Sierra Leonean footballer
Mohamed Juldeh Jalloh
Vice President of Sierra Leone
Sheka Fofanah
Sierra Leonean footballer
K-Man
Sierra Leonean rapper
Samuel Sam-Sumana
Former Vice President of Sierra Leone
Khady Black
Sierra Leonean musician
Yayah Kallon
Sierra Leonean football player
Kaifala Marah
Former Minister of Finance of Sierra Leone
Fatima Jabbe-Bio
First Lady of Sierra Leone
Abu Aiah Koroma
Former Sierra Leone Minister of Parliamentary Affairs
Moses Barnett
Footballer
Francis Koroma
Sierra Leonean footballer
Alimamy Jalloh
Sierra Leonean football player
Mahmadu Alphajor Bah
Sierra Leonean footballer
Otto Magnus Grünewaldt
Politician
Johann Georg Otto von Gruenewaldt
Physician
Johann von Grünewaldt
Politician
Johann Georg von Grünewaldt
Mohan Mishra
Indian physician
B. V. Subba Reddy
Former Speaker of Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly
Sander Laht
Football player
Takeo Fujisawa
Yasuhiko Ōyama
Karateka
Masatsune Nakamura
Japanese novelist ‧ Meiko Nakamura's father
Takamasa Yoshizaka
Japanese architect
Kikuko, Princess Takamatsu
Miyamoto Yuriko
Japanese novelist
Danshi Tatekawa
Japanese rakugoka
Masahiro Ogi
Japanese film critic
Tetsu Ueda
Japanese Politician
Shōji Hayashi
Japanese architect
Yugo Serikawa
Director
Tomo'o Nagai
Actor
Fumitake Ômura
Actor
Ahti Kansa
Finnish writer ‧ Tapani Kansa's father
Brahima Ouattara
Ivorian footballer
Ballo Famoussa
Footballer
Henri Luyten
Belgian cyclist
Lieven De Cauter
Philosopher
