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ogwo family archives

Awusigwe ogwo, a dibia okpukpu with a patient who is fully healed with a well aligned leg that has gone back to the original state in Amorka, Anambra state. Photo credit : ogwo family archives

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ogwo family archives

Awusigwe ogwo, a dibia okpukpu with a patient who is fully healed with a well aligned leg that has gone back to the original state in Amorka, Anambra state. Photo credit : ogwo family archives

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Awusigwe ogwo, a dibia okpukpu diagnosing and treating a patient while tutoring her assistants in Amorka, Anambra state. Photo credit : ogwo family archives

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Awusigwe ogwo, a dibia okpukpu wrapping up the splint after setting a broken leg in Amorka, Anambra state. Photo credit : ogwo family archives

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Awusigwe ogwo, a dibia okpukpu treating a spinal cord injury patient in Amorka, Anambra state. Photo credit : ogwo family archives

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Wikipedia

A figure of the ancient Ijele masquerade of the Igbo culture, southeastern Nigeria. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Wood carving in Igbo Community in Eastern Nigeria. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Knownigeria

Photo credit; Knownigeria.

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Wikipedia

Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Igbo mask, agbogho mmwo. Southeast Nigeria. Wood, leather, fibers, pigments. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Ozi ikoro

This image shows a woman in powerful community leadership roles such as market control and judicial authority. Photo credit; Ozi ikoro

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Wikipedia

Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Wikipedia

Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Tall masquerade (Izaga) in southeastern Nigerian festival tradition. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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legit.ng

The Igbos take pride in travelling for Christmas and New Year festivities. Photo credit: legit.ng

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the sun

Photo credit; the sun.

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The sun

Igwe-in-Council of Isuofia Photo credit; The sun.

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Hope Waddell Training institute, December 2012. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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aieti.eu

Yoruba and igbo translation of the Bible. Photo credit; aieti.eu

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The Ikpe from Enyong written in Nsibidi as recorded by J. K. Macgregor. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Contemporary Igbo art: carved mahogany doors covered in Nsibidi symbolism and Christian iconography in Aba, Nigeria. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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symbol simply described as “Nsibidi name” Photo credit; Wikipedia

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Old Residency Museum, Calabar colonial era building preserving artifacts tied to Efik trade history. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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Map of Calabar. Photo credit; Wikipedia.

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