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Gallant Reporters

Traditional dance groups performing during the Ineh Festival, highlighting the vibrant cultural expressions of the Ogwashi-Uku community. Photo Credit: Gallant Reporters

Reference OZ-M-2023 · No licence recorded · reuse not granted

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Atlantic News Online

His Royal Majesty Obi Ifechukwude Aninshi Okonjo leading the procession during the Ineh Festival, symbolizing unity and tradition. Photo Credit: Atlantic News Online

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Vanguard News

The Iyase (Traditional Prime Minister) of Ogwashi-Uku Kingdom, High Chief Mike Nwaukoni, participating in the annual Ineh Festival, showcasing the community’s rich traditions. Photo Credit: Vanguard News

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Masquerade display in Nwafor Ogidi Festival 2023 – AdaMazi TV.

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A vibrant masquerade, known as Agbo Olode, making its ceremonial appearance during the Nwafor Ogidi Festival.

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Ogidi’s Christmas before Yuletide – Photo by Anambra People Magazine.

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Ogidi’s Christmas before Yuletide – Photo by Anambra People Magazine.

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Untitled photograph — IMG_8015

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Samuel Achilefu – Washington University, USA.

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Chairman of Ukwuani local government and elders of Ezionum at the okpara uku place during nduku festival 2025

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Enugu killings

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Igbo woman at a local market (postcard). Photo: E. Ludwig, John Hinde Studios in the 1950s.

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Igbo Divination Vessel – ókwá ọ́jị̀ bowl – Nigeria

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Untitled photograph — igbooo

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The Role of Igbo Divination in Traditional Spiritual and Social Life

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Tracing Linguistic Roots: Many common words in Caribbean English have direct connections to the Igbo language, reflecting the rich cultural and historical links between West Africa and the Caribbean.

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A drawing from about 1790 of the slave ship Brooks shows how more than 420 adults and children could be crammed aboard. © Everett Historical/Shutterstock

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The area of Igbo Landing, Glynn County, Georgia, U.S.

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Location of Igbo Landing in Georgia

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(left) Eastern Bamana forged iron figure, no date. (right) Iron figure from blacksmiths shop, slave quarters, 18th century Virginia.

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Owerre Olubor: A Cultural and Historical Overview of an Ika Community in Anioma

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Providence Forge, New Kent County, Virginia. Built in 2nd quarter of 18th century.

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Untitled photograph — screenshot-172

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Early 20th-century Adze, crafted by a Central Pende artist in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Made of iron, wood, copper, and pigment. By Felix Collection.

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