Clan
Abiriba
Abiriba is the Enuda kingdom of Ohafia local government area in Abia State: three villages — Ameke, Amogudu and Agboji — under one crown, the Enachioken, held by Ameke as first among equals.
Also recorded elsewhere on the platform
Afor · Riverine Igbo · clan
Present-day Delta · Ndokwa East
Towns recorded: Afor, Obetim, Umuachi Afor
One database serves all three sites. The clan register is published here, so a clan or a town is a page in Ozikoro; the language records — the name register and the language entries — stay in Ozituma, which is the language layer.
Histories
- The Guilds and Trade: The Awka and Abiriba Connection · clan · 2026
- The Abiriba People of Abia State: History, Culture, and Their Impact on Nigerian Society · clan · 2025
- Missionary Education and Cultural Transformation in Nigeria: The Case of Abiriba Schools · clan · 2025
- An Igbo masquerade from Abiriba, called Ngbagba Ikoro, featuring the chorus and band from the 1930s. Photo by G. I. Jones. · clan · 2024
- The Ngbagba Ikoro Masquerade: Celebrating the Igbo Heritage of Abiriba · clan · 2024
- An Igbo boy near food bowl in Abiriba, Abia state, Nigeria, in the 1930s. Photograph: Gwilym Iwan Jones · clan · 2024
- The Abiriba Afo Ukwu Celebration: A Symbol of Heritage and Unity · clan · 2024
- Obu house in Abiriba. Photo by G.I. Jones 1930s · clan · 2024