Clan
Anam
Anam is an old riverine Igbo community in Anambra State, made by several waves of migration rather than by one ancestor — which is what the name means: a gathering of people who came from different places and became one community.
Also recorded elsewhere on the platform
Idumuje · Western Igbo · clan
Present-day Delta · Aniocha North
Towns recorded: Atuma, Idumu-Obu, Idumuje-Ugboko, Idumuje-Unor, Ogbe-Akwu, Ogbe-Obi, Ogbe-Ofu, Okwunye, Onicha-Ukwu
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.
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