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Aro Elders Libate and bless new yam at Ikeji Aro Festival, 2024. Photo credits, Arochukwu Mouthpiece.

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Eze Aro, H.E. Dr. Eberechukwu Kanu Oji at Ikeji Aro Festival, 2024. Photo credits, Arochukwu Mouthpiece.

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A wrought-iron figure made by an African in Alexandria, Virginia, in the late 18th century. It is 11 inches (27.9 cm) tall and is kept at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC.

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The wrought-iron figure from the late 18th century is shown next to an Igbo ancestral shrine figure made of wood from the 19th or 20th century, displayed by Christie’s.

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Onitsha in sparks, Photo credit – ThisDayLive.

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Mr & Mrs Aji Festival | Facebook

A beautiful lady showcased as Miss Aji Festival 2021, representing the essence of our great Aji. Credits: Mr & Mrs Aji Festival | Facebook.

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Ekureku Hub

Women adorned with Nzu (chalk), symbolizing the spirituality of the festival, wearing various greenery leaves as they chant, dance, and clean the market in preparation for the Aji Festival in Isobo. Photo credit: Ekureku Hub.

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Girls posing at the Isobo, Aji Festival. Photograph by Hive.

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Flags of the Caribbean

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Untitled photograph — Screenshot_20250323-120227

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Untitled photograph — images – 2025-03-23T110444.878

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Nancy Daniels

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Pierre-Richard Raphael, a visual artist from Haiti.

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IgboLité

Henri Christophe, the first king of independent Haiti, is believed to have had Igbo ancestry. Born in 1767, he was a former slave of Bambara ethnicity from West Africa. Credit: IgboLité

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Ibo Granmoun

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“Burning Arochuku”. A photo taken in what shortly became Southern Nigeria during The Aro Punitive Expedition of 1901 in which British African troops and their British commanders invaded the heart of the Aro Confederacy at Arochukwu.

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AllPosters

The Opening Up of Nigeria: The Expedition Against the Aros” (1901) by Richard Caton Woodville II. Source: AllPosters

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Burning of Arochukwu during Anglo-Aro War after the British captured it

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Major Andrew B. Godefroy

The Early Writings of General Sir William C.G. Heneker, KCB KCMG DSO

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Major Andrew B. Godefroy

Okoroji’s Farm

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Positions of British and Aro-Igbo Combatants in the Anglo-Aro War (1901–1902)

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Eze A. Ogueri II, from Obibi-Ezena, Owerri Province, Nigeria. Photo: Ukpuru

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Eze Day Invitation. Photo: Ukpuru

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Eze A. Ogueri II entering the capital city

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