The Egbo Society also known as Ekpe in some regions is historically one of the most influential traditional institutions in the Cross River and Eastern Nigerian region. It originated among…
A dancer Ogbukele festival, Ekpafia Igbo. Photographed by G.I. Jones
The figure of Akalaka occupies a central position in the collective memory of the Igbo people of Ogba,…
Ikenga in House of Chief Okku of Idu — Two Small Ikenga used as blacksmith mascots.
In Tribes of the Niger Delta by P.A. Talbot, the Ikenga figures mentioned in the…
"Abaw Ndonni Market at junction of Ndonni Creek with the Niger" - P.A. Talbot
In P.A. Talbot’s book “Tribes of The Niger Delta”, which examines various communities and their cultures in…
Amuneke of Owerri
An Oratta man [Amuneke]? from Owerri.
Second slide, words from Amuneke from Owerri and translated by an Okirika man who is part of P. A. Talbot's team.
Photo: P. A.…
"The Ikwerre-Ibo mural decoration and Chi shrine" as depicted in Percy Amaury Talbot's book "Tribes of the Niger Delta" (1932), showcase the rich cultural heritage of the Ikwerre people, an…
"Wrestling to make the yams grow. Chief Elechi's place, Elele."
This refers to a traditional ritual practiced in Elele, Some Ikwerre groups and the Igbo people at large to ensure a…
The Chief of Ndelle, Ikwerri-Ibo - P.A. Talbot 1916.
In Percy Amaury Talbot’s book The Tribes of the Niger Delta (1932), he explores various groups in the Niger Delta region of…