By: Emma Kirkpatrick.  Chuckwu  Agbara  Alusi  Ala  Igwe.

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By: Emma Kirkpatrick

 Chuckwu  Agbara  Alusi  Ala  Igwe

 Nri- Eri  Agbor- Obi  Onitsha- Eze Aroli

 Ancestors watch over you  Priests and Bishops  Sacrifices  Minor Deities

 To honor gods/goddesses  Oracles/Divination  Funerals  Marriages  Birth  Naming  Sacrifices  Shrines/Temples

 Complex  Certain deaths cannot be buried  Chiefs get parades  Goats  Woman dies- buried at son’s

 “Between families”  Bride Wealth  Churches, Money, and Music  Colorful  Harmony  Last up to a week

 Important  Hold ceremonies-28 th day  Pray to Gods- sacrifices  Traditional midwives  Songs  Birth date

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