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Ogume is one of the old communities of Ukwuani (Ndokwa) in what is now Delta State. Its story is part of the larger story of the Igbo-speaking peoples west of the Niger, especially the Ukwuani towns that grew up along the river and the lands behind it. Origins and Settlement No single migration made Ogume.…
In the west of the Niger River, the West Niger Igbo people that includes Ika, Aniocha, Oshimili, and Ndokwa—has one kin interesting history that shows that they know how to govern themselves very well before the white man came. These people, who were grouped under the Asaba and Aboh Divisions, built their unique way of…
The Ekwesu Festival is one of the colorful and important cultural events that showcase the rich traditions of the people in Ukwuani, Onicha Ukwuani, located in Ndokwa West Local Government Area, Delta State, Nigeria. It is a festival that takes place every year, and it is deeply rooted in the culture of the Ukwuani…
Ezionum is one of the nine communities inside Ukwuani Local Government Area in Delta State, Nigeria. This place is special among the Ukwuani people who are a subgroup of the larger Igbo tribe and it has many histories and cultures that connects it to Niger Delta. Before Colonialism came to Nigeria, Ezionum had a…
Ukwata Abbi is a big festival that the Abbi people of Delta State, Nigeria, celebrate every year. It is enjoyed not only by the Abbi people but also by other neighbouring communities. It is one of the valued cultural ceremonies that spell out their history, unity, and various lifestyles. It happens mostly in February when…
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