Aboh Archives ~ Ozi Ikòrò

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Oputa II, the Obi of Aboh, stands with others in front of Itoro Hall, Ijebu-Ode. Photographed by Duckworth E.H. in 1941. Courtesy of Northwestern University Libraries

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Jul 2025

Biography Cultural Heritage

A Rare Legacy: Obi Agu, Obi Imegwu II of Aboh

Obi Imegwu II of Aboh Obi Imegwu II created a unique place in the history of the Aboh Kingdom. In a twist of destiny and tradition, he not only served as…

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May 2025

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory

The Strong Role The Igbo Women Played In our Pre-Colonial Time To Boost The Igbo Economy Through Farming

Before the time of the white men (pre-colonial period) in Igbo land, agriculture was the backbone of everything — from food, to how people lived together, to how they saw…

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Apr 2025

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory Historical Studies

The Riverine Igbo People: Culture, Economy, and History of the Water-Loving Communities around River Niger

Oguta Lake / Charles Alozie The Riverine Igbos are a distinct group of people within the Igbo tribe, one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa. They live in riverine areas,…

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Apr 2025

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory Historical Studies

Okorobia: The Role and Relevance of Young Men in Igbo Society from Tradition to Modern Times

Men of Emii showcasing music and dance display at the Okazi Emii Festival 2024 - Ou Travel and Tour. The word “Okorobia” is a strong cultural word in Igbo land that…

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Mar 2025

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory

Ukwata Abbi: A Celebration of Culture, Unity, and Heritage in Anioma

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…

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Mar 2025

Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory

Preserving Cultural Heritage: The Story of Ossomala

Ossomala is a town near the River Niger, inside Ogbaru Local Government Area in Anambra State, Nigeria. They call it an "ancient kingdom," sometimes having fine river sides that make…

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Mar 2025

Anthropology and Ethnography Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory

Ogwashi-Uku: The Heart of Anioma Kinship and Igbo Heritage Across the Niger River

Ogwashi-Uku, is one of the biggest towns in Aniocha south local government area in Delta state, Nigeria. They are part of the Anioma people. They are among ndi Igbo that…

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Feb 2025

Discography

The Life and Music of Ali Chukwuma

Alichukwuma Profile and Discography | African Music Library Ali Chukwuma was a legendary Nigerian highlife musician known for his unique style, soulful melodies, and deep storytelling. His music, which blended traditional…

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Feb 2025

Cultural Heritage

Égwú Àmàlà: The Paddle Dance of Nigeria’s River Communities

Égwú Àmàlà, also called the Paddle Dance, is a traditional dance from the Aboh people of Delta State and the Ogbaru people of Anambra State, Nigeria. It is an essential…

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Oputa II, The Obi of Aboh

A Rare Legacy: Obi Agu, Obi Imegwu II of Aboh

The Strong Role The Igbo Women Played In our Pre-Colonial Time To Boost The Igbo Economy Through Farming

The Riverine Igbo People: Culture, Economy, and History of the Water-Loving Communities around River Niger

Okorobia: The Role and Relevance of Young Men in Igbo Society from Tradition to Modern Times

Ukwata Abbi: A Celebration of Culture, Unity, and Heritage in Anioma

Preserving Cultural Heritage: The Story of Ossomala

Ogwashi-Uku: The Heart of Anioma Kinship and Igbo Heritage Across the Niger River

Égwú Àmàlà: The Paddle Dance of Nigeria’s River Communities