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Warrior tradition
The Ohafia people are known for their warrior heritage, which is a central part of their identity. The Ohafia warrior tradition is celebrated in the iri agha and ikpirikpi ogu performances:
- Iri agha: The iri agha is a performance that embodies the Ohafia warrior tradition.
- Ikpirikpi ogu: The ikpirikpi ogu is a performance that involves beheading a fallen enemy. A human skull was a symbol of strength and courage, and only those who could bring home a skull could join the Ogbu-Isi society.
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Warrior tradition
The Ohafia people are known for their warrior heritage, which is a central part of their identity. The Ohafia warrior tradition is celebrated in the iri agha and ikpirikpi ogu performances:
- Iri agha: The iri agha is a performance that embodies the Ohafia warrior tradition.
- Ikpirikpi ogu: The ikpirikpi ogu is a performance that involves beheading a fallen enemy. A human skull was a symbol of strength and courage, and only those who could bring home a skull could join the Ogbu-Isi society.
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Palliatives & Food Assistance
Warrior tradition
The Ohafia people are known for their warrior heritage, which is a central part of their identity. The Ohafia warrior tradition is celebrated in the iri agha and ikpirikpi ogu performances:
- Iri agha: The iri agha is a performance that embodies the Ohafia warrior tradition.
- Ikpirikpi ogu: The ikpirikpi ogu is a performance that involves beheading a fallen enemy. A human skull was a symbol of strength and courage, and only those who could bring home a skull could join the Ogbu-Isi society.
ONO-USA plans to make two medical trips to Ohafia for 2025.
All medical personnel who wish to go on this trips, please get in touch with the coordinator at: medical@ohafiausa.org
If you wish to donate medications, etc. please get in touch with: medical@ohafiausa.org
We will be announcing the dates soon
