Benin
Benin, a French-speaking West African nation, is a birthplace of the vodun (or “voodoo”) religion and home to the former Dahomey Kingdom from circa 1600–1900. In Abomey, Dahomey's former capital, the Historical Museum occupies two royal palaces with bas-reliefs recounting the kingdom's past and a throne mounted on human skulls. To the north, Pendjari National Park offers safaris with elephants, hippos and lions.
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Olua
Prince
Esigie
Idia's son
Thomas Wyndham
Royal Navy officer
Agaja
Agonglo
Koffi Gahou
Beninese artist
Agaja
Cordelia Agbebaku
Thomas Wyndham
Royal Navy officer
Benson Idahosa
Preacher
Stephen Keshi
Nigerian football player
Anthony Enahoro
Nigerian Politician
Shuaibu Amodu
Nigerian football player
abel guobadia
Diplomat
Erediauwa
Ruler
Lawrence Anini
Victor Uwaifo
Nigerian musician
Ozolua
Osayuki Godwin Oshodin
Nigerian health educator
Esigie
Idia's son
Ohen
Politician
Olua
Prince
Anne Bourchier, 7th Baroness Bourchier
Baron Bourchier
Gnonnas Pedro
Singer
G.G. Vickey
Singer-songwriter
Émile Derlin Zinsou
Former President of Benin
Hubert Maga
Former President of Benin
Kamarou Fassassi
Beninese Politician
JeanBosco Barayagwiza
Rwandan diplomat
Affo Love
Singer
Mathieu Kérékou
Former President of Benin
Paul Hazoumé
Beninese writer
Eustache Prudencio
Author
Tahirou Congacou
Beninese Politician
Alphonse Alley
Beninese officer
Justin Ahomadégbé-Tomêtin
Former Vice president of Dahomey
Paul-Émile de Souza
Beninese Politician
Conceptia Liliane Denis Ouinsou
Beninese-Haitian jurist
Chabi Mama
Beninese politician
Jean-Bosco Barayagwiza
Simon Bikindi
Jean-Baptiste Hachème
Beninese Politician
Richard Adjaho
Politician
hubert maga organizations founded
Former Deputy to the French National Assembly
Rosine Vieyra Soglo
Former Member of the National Assembly of Benin
Giovanni Belzoni
Italian explorer
Oguola
Ruler
