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Obi-
Pages- 14, 29, 112, and 206
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A hut or house. living quarters.
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Chi-
Pages- 18,27,31,48,79,131,140,152, and 172
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Personal God or spirt. One's personal deity
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Ogene-
Pages- 6, 9, 10, and 196
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A musical instrument; like a metal gong.
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Ndichie-
Pages- 12 and 14
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The elders or leaders of the clan
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Agbala-
Pages- 13, 16, and 17
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Female, or woman; also a name used to call a man that has no title. or that is not high in society
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Ilo-
Pages- 42, 46, 87, 92, 106, and 196
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The village playground. the place where events and ceremonies are held.
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Nza-
Page- 31
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Small Bird
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Iba-
Pages- 76, 85, and 115
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Fever; burning forehead
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Ogbanje-
Pages- 77, 78, 80, 81, and 185
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The spirt of a child that has died and returned to it's mothers womb to be reborn so that it can haunt it's mother and father. Wicked child.
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Tie-Tie-
Pages- 55
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A rope
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Ekwe-
Pages- 6, 58, and 120
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Wooden drum
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Jigida-
Pages- 71
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Beads that are worn around the waist.
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Lyi-uwa
Pages- 80, 81, 82, and 84
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A special stone and or pebel that is buried by a Ogbanje, finding the stone or special is the only way to kill the wicked spirt.
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Egwugwu-
Pages- 88-89, 90-94, 121-122, 186-189, 191 and 194
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Masked spirt. the ancestral spirts of the village.
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