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  1. Ogidi's known history can be recounted for more than 450 years. The founding father of the town, Ezechumagha (born c.1550), married Anum-Ubosi; they had a son in 1580 named Inwelle. [ 13 ] Inwelle married and had a son in 1611 named Ogidi (meaning strong pillar because he was a great warrior). [ 14 ]

  2. Ogidi is best known for its mid-July annual Nwafor Festival, an 11-day festival in July that takes place after cultivation of yams. The other very significant component of the festival is the offer of prayers "for a good season." It usually starts on the first Friday of the month. The festival is usually marked with funfare featuring display of ...

  3. Apr 13, 2013 · Ogidi is an Igbo nation with a rich well-documented history dating back approximately one half of a millennium. The town is well known in and around Anambra State.

  4. Nov 26, 2018 · Ogidi is an Igbo town, the headquarters of Idemili North Local Government area, Anambra State, Nigeria. It has an estimated population of 70,000 and has as its neighbours Abatete, Ṅkpọr, Ụmụnnachị, Ụmụoji, Ogbụnike and Ụmụdiọka. Ogidi is best known for its mid-July annual Nwafor Festival, an 11-day festival in July that ...

  5. The "little" big town of Ogidi. Ogidi is a town currently located in the Ijumu Local Government Area of Kogi State. It is renowned for its agricultural produce and arts. One of its popular produce, yam, is hugely celebrated yearly at the harvest of new yams from the farms, in an elaborate ceremony popularly known as the New Yam Festival.

  6. Aug 8, 2018 · Okonkwo noted that leaders of Ogidi, who were associated under a common platform known as Olu Ogidi, agreed to ensure that the town invigorated its tradition and culture having successfully ...

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  8. Jul 25, 2017 · 2017-07-25 - writes Yekini Jimoh. According to history, Ogidi community in Ijumu Local Government Area of Kogi West senatorial district of Kogi State is a Yoruba town and is known for its formations of igneous rock mountains and a traditiona­l art industry. It was believed that they migrated from Ile-Ife to settle down in present Ogidi.

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