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Words from Oratta Igbo man from Owerri known as Amuneke
Second slide, words from Amuneke from Owerri and translated by an Okirika man who is part of P. A. Talbot’s team.
The written record
An Oratta man [Amuneke]? from Owerri.
Historical context
Photo: P. A. Talbot – Tribes of the Niger Delta, 1930s.
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Chuka Odike. “Words from Oratta Igbo man from Owerri known as Amuneke.” Ozikoro, 2024. https://ozikoro.com/words-from-oratta-igbo-man-from-owerri-known-as-amuneke/
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