Ndoni people

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The Ndoni people are an ethnic group of the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, culturally and linguistically related to other Igboid groups and known for their riverine lifestyle and traditional institutions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Igboid people
ethnic group
colonialHistory incorporated into British Nigeria
country Nigeria
countrySubdivision southern Nigeria NERFINISHED
culturalArea Lower Niger region NERFINISHED
culturallyRelatedTo Egbema people NERFINISHED
Igbo people NERFINISHED
Ikwerre people NERFINISHED
ethnicRegion Niger Delta minority groups
ethnolinguisticFamily Igboid languages NERFINISHED
geographicFeature Niger River delta creeks
language Ndoni language NERFINISHED
linguisticallyRelatedTo Igbo language NERFINISHED
other Igboid languages
locatedIn Niger Delta NERFINISHED
Rivers State NERFINISHED
mainSettlementName Ndoni town NERFINISHED
materialCulture canoe building
raffia palm products
musicAndDance drum-based ensembles
festival dances
neighboringGroups Egbema people NERFINISHED
Ikwerre people NERFINISHED
Ogba people NERFINISHED
oralTradition folktales
praise poetry
politicalOrganization family lineages
village chiefs
postColonialState Federal Republic of Nigeria NERFINISHED
region riverine Niger Delta
religion Christianity
traditional African religion
settlementPattern clustered riverine villages
subsistenceActivities cassava cultivation
fishing
yam cultivation
traditionalEconomy fishing
palm produce
river trade
subsistence farming
traditionalInstitutions age-grade system
council of elders
village assembly
traditionalLifestyle canoe transportation
floodplain farming
riverine fishing
useWritingSystem Latin alphabet (for Ndoni and Igbo)

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