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World of indigenous cultures, histories & traditions
The stories of our towns, clans and kingdoms — kept, told and cited.
Read the histories of Igbo and African communities, explore old photographs and documents, and share what your family remembers.
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Historical StudiesUte-Okpu: An Ika-Igbo Clan and Its Nri RootsRead history
Historical StudiesUmunede: An Ika-Igbo Kingdom in Western IgbolandRead history
Historical StudiesOwa: An Ika-Igbo Kingdom Built from Many LineagesRead history
Historical StudiesOgume: A Ukwuani-Igbo Community of the Western NigerRead history
Historical StudiesIgbodo: A Community Formed by ConvergenceRead history
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Ezeme, I. “Ute-Okpu: An Ika-Igbo Clan and Its Nri Roots.” Ozikoro, Ozi Ikoro Limited.
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