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Anioma Carnival ©OFAAC Anioma Carnival ©OFAAC Ndi Anioma is predominantly the Igbo-speaking group of present-day Delta state, politically, they are grouped to Delta North senatorial district, although, some parts of Edo state like…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory Historical Studies

Coronation of Obi Ezeagwuna II: A Chapter of Igbo Tradition in Oligbo Kingdom of Issele-Uku

Obi of Oligbo Oligbo ancient Kingdom of Issele-Uku crowned, Obi Nduka Ezeagwuna II, on December 21, 2016 The coronation of Oligbo kingdom, deeply rooted in Igbo sacred rites and customs , showcased…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage

Nzu: Igbo Sacred Chalk, Its Cultural and Spiritual Importance

Left: George Agbo and Obi Victor Nwokobia discussing nzu during fieldwork in Okpanam; Right: close-up of the molded chalk. / Glory Chika-Kanu. Ọdinala, also known as Ọdinani, translates to "as it…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory Historical Studies

Mkpisi Ceremony and The Age Grade Structure of Ahaba : A Vital Tradition of Ndi Anioma

Young Igbo men In Ahaba , the system of age grade is one of the most intricate structure that socially guards a the journey of males from youthfulness to elderhood. The hierarchy…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory Historical Studies

Egwu-Ota: A Pillar of Tradition in the Political and Social Structure of Ahaba

Ndi Eze Ahaba Egwu-Ota stands out as more than just a dance move in Ahaba, it embodies an important thread in the traditional, political, social, and spiritual institutions Being a royal dance,…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory Historical Studies

The Role of the Divine and Women in Pre-colonial Igbo Life: A Unique Balance of Power

Oba Ji festival ©Owusi Obiora Prior colonial invasion into Igbo society, spiritual beliefs guided every layer and way of life of the people, strong revered female deities and goddesses were big…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage Historical Studies

Above the Myths: Affirmation of the Aboriginal Anioma Igbo Identity

Anioma Agwube dancers ©OFAAC Ndi Anioma in the eastern region are mostly discussed within the historical context of migrations and external influence. However, these various historical narratives do not stand a…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage ⁠Religion and Spirituality

Òkòròshì Ọma: The Heart of Igbo Masquerade Culture

An Òkòròshì Ọma mask from Mgbala-Agwa in today's Oguta LGA of Imo State Òkòròshì masquerades perform religious and timekeeping functions. Except in Mbieri area where the festival occurs towards December, Òkòròshì…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage Historical Studies

Ika People of Anioma : Guardians of Ancient Igbo Lagacy

Obi of Owa Ika people in Anioma as colonial officer J. Macrae Simpson documented in the 1930s are rooted deeply in heritage of Igbo, evident through their social structures, dialect, and…

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Oct 2024

Cultural Heritage Historical Studies

The Rebellious Heritage of Anioma in Onicha Olona : Ekumeku in the Hardship Against British Exploitation

Obi of Onicha Olona During the Bristish expansion during the chaotic years in the early 19th century, they were faced with rebellion, fearlessness, and resistance from Onicha-Olona and Anioma society at…

Cultural Heritage

Ndi Anioma: A Unified Igbo Journey

Coronation of Obi Ezeagwuna II: A Chapter of Igbo Tradition in Oligbo Kingdom of Issele-Uku

Nzu: Igbo Sacred Chalk, Its Cultural and Spiritual Importance

Mkpisi Ceremony and The Age Grade Structure of Ahaba : A Vital Tradition of Ndi Anioma

Egwu-Ota: A Pillar of Tradition in the Political and Social Structure of Ahaba

The Role of the Divine and Women in Pre-colonial Igbo Life: A Unique Balance of Power

Above the Myths: Affirmation of the Aboriginal Anioma Igbo Identity

Òkòròshì Ọma: The Heart of Igbo Masquerade Culture

Ika People of Anioma : Guardians of Ancient Igbo Lagacy

The Rebellious Heritage of Anioma in Onicha Olona : Ekumeku in the Hardship Against British Exploitation

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