History of Oza, Nigeria: Inside The Fascinating History, Traditions and Customs (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9798779181549)

This book is full of exciting stories about the history of the people of Oza in Delta and Edo States in Nigeria. It introduces its fascinating history, culture, and customs to readers.
Udo and Ubeni fought the Akpanigiakon war in 1487; Benin won the war under the kingship of Oba Oguola. After their defeat, Generals Oza, Omede, and Arihia fled to form Oza, Evbo Omede, and other villages.
The book crystallizes the emergence of Oza Aibiokunla from Oza Nogogo by peaceful means and gradual process due to the maltreatment of the Ika people. Another factor was the search for fertile land for farming. The Oba of Benin recognizes the Ogisi of Oza Nogogoro and the Odion Oza of Oza Aibiokunla.
The author dealt with the social-cultural and economic systems of the Oza people.
The author spelled out the festivals, moonlight recreational games, marriage systems, death, burial, and funeral rites of the Oza people.
Reading this book, you will learn a lot of insightful information about the Oza people, their fascinating history and customs

Author: Isaac Ogbeiwi Omo-Aghe
ISBN-13: 9798779181549
Publisher: Independently Published
Language: English
Published: 01/07/2022
Pages: 264
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.79lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.55d