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Ndoni

Recorded in Delta. A place page gathers every related history, image, recording and document rather than opening only one article.

Connected writing

Histories about Ndoni

clan · town recordAro and Alliances with Warrior Groups (e.g., Abam, Ohafia, Edda)Read article →clan · town recordIgba Ota-Omu Festival: Ohafia’s Age-Grade System and the Celebration of Communal LegacyRead article →clan · town recordOhafia: The Warrior Spirit and Cultural Legacy of Southeastern IgboRead article →clan · town recordIgba Uche Festival of Ohafia: Honouring Tradition, Celebrating Service, and Unlocking Tourism PotentialRead article →clan · town recordDike Nwaàmị̀: The Warrior Women of Ohafia and Their Legacy of CourageRead article →clan · town recordThe Ohafia War DanceRead article →clan · town recordThe Path of the Dibia: Spiritual Awakening and Initiation in Ohafia-Igbo CultureRead article →clan · town recordOhafia’s Matrilineal Heritage: The Forgotten Founders and Enduring LegacyRead article →

Named in other records

Histories that mention Ndoni

These are published records whose own words name Ndoni. A mention is not a history of Ndoni, which is why they are listed here rather than with the histories about it. Records already listed above are not repeated.

Named in the title · NdoniNdoni: The River People and Their Igbo Family TiesRead article →Named in the title · NdoniIpia Nmanwu Day at Ndoni Cultural Day Celebration: A Vibrant Showcase of TraditionRead article →Named in the title · NdoniNdoni: Exploring the Heritage of Ndi OshimiliRead article →Named in the title · NdoniAboh-Ndoni Market at junction of Ndoni Creek with the NigerRead article →Named in the text · NdoniNkwerre Opia Egbe: A Case Study of Indigenous Technological Resilience Against Colonial Prohibition Laws (1900–1945)Read article →Named in the text · NdoniThe Atlantic Trade Network: Kalabari as a Commercial Gatekeeper of the Eastern DeltaRead article →Named in the text · NdoniIgboland (Alaigbo): A Regional Breakdown of Ethnic Divisions, Tribes, and Sub-TribesRead article →Named in the text · NdoniIsuama: The Region of the Isu PeopleRead article →Named in the text · NdoniThe Kinship and Cultural Ties of Ogbaru: An Interconnected Igbo Community Across State BoundariesRead article →Named in the text · NdoniThe Anioma People: Culture, History, and ContributionsRead article →Named in the text · NdoniLiving Omenani: How Igbo Traditions Shape Daily LifeRead article →Named in the text · NdoniOru People: The Oru-Igbo and Their Aquatic CivilizationRead article →Named in the text · NdoniDick Azundah Hekerem Emejuru: The Man Who Struck the Chord of Division Between the South-South and South-East Igbo PeopleRead article →Named in the text · NdoniAkwa Ocha: The White Cloth of Anioma Pride, Tradition, and ResilienceRead article →Named in the text · NdoniMgbeke: Origin and Etymology and the Derogatory Reputation in Pop CultureRead article →Named in the text · NdoniOgwashi-Uku: The Heart of Anioma Kinship and Igbo Heritage Across the Niger RiverRead article →Named in the text · NdoniNdi Igbo: Meet The Igbo PeopleRead article →

Read as: Ndoni. Counted where the name is written with a capital, because a lower-case occurrence of a name that is also an ordinary word is the word.

The record

What the archive holds for Ndoni

RegionDelta
StateDelta, Rivers
DivisionRiverine Igbo
Ethnic groupIgbo
Recorded astown

It is a small village group that came before Aboh and was once its rival.

Forde & Jones name no town or village for Ndoni.

Where it is: Delta, Rivers State. Ndoni sits on the Delta side of a local government area named Ogba–Egbema–Ndoni in Rivers State; it is placed in both, and both are recorded.

Sources

Forde & Jones (1950), The Ibo and Ibibio-Speaking Peoples of South-Eastern Nigeria, pp. 49-51, Table IX and notes

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