Clan
Onicha
Onicha is a section of the west Niger Igbo: the family of towns whose names carry the word — Onicha-Olona, Onicha-Ugbo, Onicha-Ukwu and Onicha Mmili across the river — which belong together by descent and by the Ezechime tradition.
Also recorded elsewhere on the platform
Akuku Atuma · Western Igbo · clan
Present-day Delta · Ndokwa West
Towns recorded: Akuku Atuma, Atuma-Iga
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
- Ije Udo Onicha Mmili: The Sacred Journey of Peace and Kingship · clan · 2025
- Ekwesu Festival of Onicha Ukwuani: Strength, Spirit, and the Soul of Ukwuani Clan · clan · 2025
- Onicha Ukwuani: A Vibrant Tapestry of Ukwuani Igbo Heritage in Delta State · clan · 2025
- Onicha Olona and the Ekumeku Resistance: The Legacy of the Enuani People · clan · 2025
- The Otu Odu Society of Onicha: Guardians of Tradition and Prestige · clan · 2025
- Omu Nwagboka: The Last Female Leader of Onicha and Her Legacy in Women’s Authority · clan · 2025
- The Umu Eze Chima Lineage and the Historical Evolution of Onicha Settlements · clan · 2025
- An Igbo Family Shrine: Ikenga, Ofo, and Ancestor Reverence in Onicha Olona · clan · 2024
- Egwu Ota : The Sacred Musical Heritage of Onicha · clan · 2024
- The Rebellious Heritage of Anioma in Onicha Olona : Ekumeku in the Hardship Against British Exploitation · clan · 2024
- The Otu Odu Society: Matriarchal Influence and Social Prestige among Onicha Women · clan · 2024