Kogin Erinle kogi ne a jihar Osun, Najeriya, right ce ta kogin Osun, wanda yake shiga daga arewa kusa da Ede kusa da Dam din Ede. Wani tafki, sabon Dam Erinle, yana kwance sama da kogin. Ruwa daga madatsun ruwa guda biyu na samar da Osogbo, babban birnin jihar. Akwai muhimman batutuwan lafiya tare da ruwan da ba a kula da shi ba.

Kogin Erinle
General information
Height above mean sea level (en) Fassara 330 m
Labarin ƙasa
Map
Tsarin Daidaiton Labarin Kasa 7°45′N 4°27′E / 7.75°N 4.45°E / 7.75; 4.45
Bangare na Odo-Otin (en) Fassara
Kasa Najeriya
Territory jahar Osun
Hydrography (en) Fassara
Tributary (en) Fassara
River mouth (en) Fassara Ede
kogik Erinle

A cikin al'adar Yarbawa, Erinle babban mafarauci ne wanda ya zama Orisha. An ce ya gudanar da Olobu na farko na Ilobu zuwa inda garin Ilobu yake, kuma ya kare mutanen garin daga mamayewar Fulani. [1] Yawancin lokaci ana siffanta shi da mafarauci amma wani lokacin ma'aikacin ciyawa ne ko manomi. An ce wata rana ya nutse a cikin kasa kusa da Ilobu ya zama kogi. An san shi a duk faɗin ƙasar Yorùbá. [2] Ana samun ibadar Erinle a cikin garuruwa a cikin tsohuwar Daular Oyo. Wurarensa suna ɗauke da santsi, duwatsu masu zagaye daga kogin Erinle. [1] Ana iya samun sunan daga erin (giwaye) da ƙasa (ƙasa), ko daga erin da ile (gida). [2]

 
Gadar kogin Erinle

Kogin Erinle ya taso kudu da Offa. Shi da Kogin Oba wanda ya haura kusan kilomita 15 kilometres (9 mi) arewa da Ogbomosho, su ne manyan magudanan ruwa na kogin Osun. Kogin Erinle yana da wuraren zama, kasuwanci da masana'antu a bangarorin biyu, wanda ya zuwa 2012 ya fitar da sharar da ba a kula da su ba a cikin kogin. Haka kuma an gurbata ta da wuce gona da iri da magungunan kashe qwari daga filayen noma. [3]  madatsun ruwa a kogin suna samar da ruwa ga Osogbo, babban birnin jihar, wanda kuma ke amfani da rijiyoyin burtsatse da rijiyoyi don samun ruwa. [4] Cutar zazzabin cizon sauro da gudawa sun yi kamari a garin Osogbo, musamman a wuraren da jama’a ke da yawan jama’a inda jama’a ke dogaro da ruwan famfo. [4]

Manazarta

gyara sashe
  1. 1.0 1.1 Drewal et al. 1989.
  2. 2.0 2.1 Witte 1982.
  3. Oyebanjo, Joshua & Jibiri 2012.
  4. 4.0 4.1 Fadare & Olawuni 2008.