1. oke - Noun
2. oke - Verb
A Turkish and Egyptian weight, equal to about 2/ pounds.
An Hungarian and Wallachian measure, equal to about 2/ pints.
Source: Webster's dictionaryChairman of the House Committee, Hon. Wole Oke who made the assertion while addressing the Permanent Secretary of Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget & National Planning, Mrs Olusola Idowu on Tuesday. Source: Internet
Chairman of the Committee, Hon. Oluwole Oke, who demanded that data from the state offices of the NBS for the School Feeding Programme be made available to the committee, also warned against the mismanagement of the funds approved for the programme. Source: Internet
It was gathered that Oke, a second-term council boss, who had been sick for a while and recuperating, was suddenly rushed to an undisclosed hospital for treatment before he died. Source: Internet
Oke explained that the ongoing investigation was aimed at getting documentary evidence of the school feeding procurement under the national social investment programme carried out by the ministry of budget & national planning. Source: Internet
“EmpowerHER is helping to visualize women’s perceptions and experiences in Kamloops,” Dundas Oke said. Source: Internet
Oke was used as barter and for pleasure by Hawaiian royalty like King Kamehameha I — many chiefs and King David Kalākaua (the "Merrie Monarch") were said to have had their own distillers. Source: Internet