Ozikoro article
Author. “Article title.” Ozikoro, Ozi Ikoro Limited, published date, last updated date. Permanent URL.
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How to cite Ozikoro
Choose the kind of record you used. Keep its author or holder, title, version date, permanent link and access date together.
The worked example below is the citation this archive generates for a real record — the same text its own page offers under “Cite this article”. The five formats under it are the design's forms, which are guidance rather than citations of anything.
Idenze Ezeme. “Ute-Okpu: An Ika-Igbo Clan and Its Nri Roots.” Ozikoro, 2026. https://ozikoro.com/ute-okpu-an-ika-igbo-clan-and-its-nri-roots/
From Ute-Okpu: An Ika-Igbo Clan and Its Nri Roots, published on this site. Its address is permanent, so this citation keeps resolving.
Archive record
Creator or depositing community. “Record title.” Date. Ozikoro reference number, holding institution. Access terms. Permanent URL.
Photograph
Photographer, if known. “Image description.” Date, place. Collection/holder, Ozikoro reference number. Reuse terms.
Oral recording
Speaker. Interview by recorder, place, recording date. Ozikoro reference number. Timestamp if relevant. Consent/access terms.
Research publication
Use the publication’s authors, year, title, journal or collection, version, DOI or permanent Ozikoro URL.