Ukwuani people

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The Ukwuani people are a distinct Igbo-speaking ethnic group of southern Nigeria, primarily known for their unique dialect, cultural traditions, and presence in parts of Delta State.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Igbo subgroup
ethnic group
agriculturalProduct cassava-based foods such as garri
palm oil
yam cultivation
artForm beadwork
body scarification (historically)
wood carving
clothingTradition george wrapper and shirt for men
wrapper and blouse for women
continent Africa
country Nigeria
culturalPractice age-grade ceremonies
bride price marriage rites
masquerade festivals
new yam festival NERFINISHED
dance social dances at festivals
ethnicCluster Anioma people NERFINISHED
kinshipSystem patrilineal descent
languageFamily Igbo language NERFINISHED
Niger–Congo languages
majorLGA Ndokwa East NERFINISHED
Ndokwa West NERFINISHED
Ukwuani LGA NERFINISHED
musicTradition call-and-response singing
drum-based ensembles
neighboringGroup Ika people NERFINISHED
Isoko people NERFINISHED
Ndoni people NERFINISHED
Urhobo people NERFINISHED
primaryLanguage Ukwuani dialect NERFINISHED
region Southern Nigeria NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
Traditional African religion NERFINISHED
settlementPattern compound-based households
village communities
stapleFood cassava
plantain
yam
state Delta State NERFINISHED
Edo State NERFINISHED
Rivers State NERFINISHED
traditionalEconomy farming
fishing
palm produce
traditionalPoliticalOrganization age-grade system
council of elders
traditionalReligionFeature ancestor veneration
sacred groves
village deities

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Anioma region hasEthnicSubgroup Ukwuani people