Okrika Ijaw

E397382

Okrika Ijaw are a prominent coastal subgroup of the Ijaw ethnic group in Nigeria, traditionally known for fishing, trade, and their role in the Niger Delta region.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Okrika Ijaw canonical 2
Okrika Ijo 1

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Ijaw subgroup
ethnic subgroup
associatedWith Okrika Local Government Area
Okrika town
conflictContext Niger Delta resource conflicts
country Nigeria
culturalRegion Eastern Niger Delta
economicActivity local commerce
petroleum-related employment
environment coastal
mangrove swamp
riverine
ethnicGroupIn Nigeria
ethnicReligionBlend Christianity and traditional beliefs
geographicFeature creeks
estuaries
islands
hasAutonym Kirike
hasCulturalPractice age-grade associations
chieftaincy institution
masquerade festivals
water deities veneration
hasEthnonym Okrika
hasSettlementType stilt-house communities
waterfront settlements
knownFor coastal trade
fishing expertise
riverine navigation
role in Niger Delta politics
language Kirike
Okrika language
languageFamily Ijaw languages
locatedIn Niger Delta
Rivers State
partOf Eastern Ijaw
surface form: Eastern Ijaw groups
region Niger Delta
surface form: Niger Delta region
religion Christianity
sharesAncestryWith Bonny Ijaw-related groups
Kalabari people
surface form: Kalabari Ijaw

Nembe Ijaw
subgroupOf Ijaw people NERFINISHED
traditionalOccupation canoe transport
fishing
salt trade
trade
traditionalReligion Ijaw traditional religion
usesWritingSystem Latin alphabet

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ijaw people majorSubgroup Okrika Ijaw
Boma Ijaw relatedGroup Okrika Ijaw
Ijo–Defaka hasNotableLanguage Okrika Ijaw
this entity surface form: Okrika Ijo