Fatai

Fatai
Origin
Gender	Male
Language	Hausa/Yoruba
Word/name	Nigeria
Meaning	Loyal and faithful slave/servant of Allah + Fatai/Fattah - conqueror, victor
Region of origin	Northern region and South-West, Nigeria

Fatai audio ⁱ is a Nigerian masculine given name and surname, predominantly used among Muslims, particularly within the Hausa and Yoruba communities. Derived from Arabic, "Abdulfatai" signifies Abdul/Abdullah - "loyal and faithful slave/servant of Allah" + Fatai/Fattah - "conqueror, victor".^[1]

Notable Individuals with the Name

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Given name

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Fatai Akinade Akinbade (born 1955), Nigerian politician
Alao Fatai Adisa (born 1986), Nigerian footballer
Fatai Atere (born 1971), Nigerian footballer
Fatai Ayinla (1939–2016), Nigerian boxer
Oba Fatai Ayinla Aileru (born 1938), Nigerian politician
Fatai Rolling Dollar (Olayiwola Fatai Olagunju; 1927–2013), Nigerian singer and songwriter
Fatai Onikeke (born 1983), Nigerian–Australian boxer
Fatai Osho, Nigerian football manager
Otunba Fatai Sowemimo (born 1955), Nigerian businessman and politician
Fatai (singer) (Fatai Veamatahau; born 1995), Australian singer
Atanda Fatai Williams (1918–2002), Nigerian jurist
Zhu Fatai, 4th-century Chinese scholar

Surname

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Adeyemo Fatai, Nigerian table tennis player
Kehinde Fatai (born 1990), Nigerian footballer
Sodiq Fatai (born 1996), Nigerian footballer

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References

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↑ "Name Abdulfatai at Onomast. Meaning of the name Abdulfatai". onomast.com. Retrieved 2024年10月24日.

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