ABOUT FINIMA
FINIMA LEADERSHIP IN THE CHIEFTAINCY ERA
Chieftaincy institution in Finima was first established by Chief Omuso Brown in 1750 (after the advent of the clan heads), after he had been installed as a clan head (Amadabo) in 1735; known as the present-day Buoye Omuso Brown House Chieftaincy Stool, with the following Chiefs who also reigned in succession:
| Photo | Name | Year |
|---|---|---|
 | Aseme-Alabo Omuso Brown | 1735 (Joined the Chieftaincy Era in 1750) |
 | Aseme-Alabo Omoni Jack Brown | 1820 |
| Aseme-Alabo William Waribo Ababo Brown | 1879 | |
 | Aseme-Alabo John Green Owupele Brown | 1912 |
| Aseme-Alabo Thomas Berepelebo Brown ( Okpe) | 1934 | |
 | Aseme-Alabo Henry Buowari Brown (OBE) | 1936 |
| Aseme-Alabo Allwell Adango Brown (MBE) | 1962 | |
 | Aseme-Alabo Isreal Amabara Idamieibi-Brown | 1970 |
 | Aseme-Alabo Asemeyibo Henry Buowari Brown | 2010 |
 | Aseme-Alabo Engr. Dagogo lambert Brown | 2021 |
FINIMA LEADERSHIP IN THE CHIEFTAINCY ERA
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