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Showing posts with label Orimili (Niger). Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orimili (Niger). Show all posts
Thursday, February 6, 2020

Àbọ

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"The Aboh Creek", drawn from an 1841 visit during the British government's Niger Expedition. Abö (Àbọ) was the most powerful...
Monday, November 11, 2019

Ndị Ìgbò

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An unidentified group portrait taken by a Royal Niger Company employee c. 1886 - 1895. Based on other photos, these could be people from t...
Thursday, November 22, 2018

An Unidentified Titled Man

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An unidentified titled man, with the label that might read "Chief of Iboria[?] Ibo," photographed by William Henry Crosse, part o...

Unidentified Women, Niger River

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Two women, possibly from Asaba or Önïcha (Onitsha), unidentified, photographed by William Henry Crosse, part of the Royal Niger Company, 18...

Rich Trading Woman

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This picture taken c. 1889, possibly by G. F. Packer credited with other photos from the Niger and Önïcha (Onitsha) (and of Önïcha trading ...

Two Men

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Two men photographed near the Niger River by William Henry Crosse, part of the Royal Niger Company, 1886 - 1895. MAA Cambridge.
Friday, April 13, 2018

King Oputa of "Ogbekin"

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An illustration of King Oputa of "Ogbekin", an Igbo settlement noted to be near the Oshimiri (Niger River) from the book Niger e...
Sunday, January 21, 2018

Igbo Water Divinities

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River gods and goddesses are found wherever a significant river or waterbody is found in Igboland, some of the more powerful cults cover...