Concept:The Aba Women's War of 1929 was a mass anti-colonial protest by Igbo women in southeastern Nigeria.
Explanation:The protests began when British officials attempted to count women and livestock for colonial taxation.
Women in Oloko, Aba, and nearby towns marched against the Native Courts and Warrant Chiefs.
The most recognised leader in historical records is Nwanyeruwa, a woman from Oloko.
Funmilayo Ransome-Kuti led later anti-colonial women's campaigns, mainly in Abeokuta, not the Aba war.
Madam Tinubu and Nana of Itsekiri died before 1929.
Ikonna Nwanyi is not a widely documented leader of the event.
Therefore, none of the provided options is factually correct.
Answer:None of the listed options; the 1929 Aba Women's War was led by Nwanyeruwa.