Clan
Aboh
Aboh is a riverine Igbo kingdom on the lower Niger in Ndokwa East, Delta State. It was made by two Igbo peoples meeting: the Akarai already living along the water, and Ika migrants from the Agbor country who came south and became its royal line, the Umudei.
Also recorded in the dictionary
Amai · Western Igbo · clan
Present-day Delta
Towns recorded: Amage-Amai, Ishikaghuma, Umubu, Umueku, Umuosele
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Histories
- The Igbo Origins and Development of the Aboh Kingdom · clan · 2026
- Oputa II, The Obi of Aboh · clan · 2025
- A Rare Legacy: Obi Agu, Obi Imegwu II of Aboh · clan · 2025
- Ojeh & Arishi Festival of Aboh Kingdom: A Celebration of Igbo Culture · clan · 2025
- Photo of Daughter of Aboh Chief With Calabash, 1865-1880 · clan · 2025
- Portrait of an Adult Woman from Aboh, 1870–1900 · clan · 2025
- Navigating Trade and Interaction: The British Navy Expedition to Aboh on the Niger River · clan · 2024
- Aboh-Ndoni Market at junction of Ndoni Creek with the Niger · clan · 2024
- Elective System of Kingship in Aboh -A dive into Anioma’s Traditional structure of politics · clan · 2024
- Ethnic Tensions and the Anioma Igbo: Asaba and Aboh Residents’ Protest for Protection in Midwestern Nigeria · clan · 2024