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Igbo people

Igbo people
Ndi Igbo

O. Equiano • Jaja of Opobo • Chinua Achebe • C. Ohuruogu
Total population

Over 25 million worldwide (est.)

Regions with significant populations
Nigeria 24,890,983 (2006 census)[1]
USA (Igbo American)[2][3]
UK (Nigerian British)[4]
Cameroon[5]
Ghana~21,000 (1969)[6]
Equatorial Guinea[7]
Diaspora due to SlaveryUnknown
Languages
Historical: Igbo, Igboid languages
Predominantly: English, Vernacular of home country.
Religion
Historical: Traditional Igbo Religions
Predominantly: Christianity (Protestant)
Related ethnic groups
Ibibio, Ijaw, Efik, Ejagham, Annang, Eket, Ogoni, Urhobo/Isoko, Idoma, Igala
African Diaspora

Igbo people (also referred to as the Ibo(e), Ebo(e),[8][9][10] Eboans[11] or Heebo)[12] (Igbo: Ndi Igbo) are an ethnic group living chiefly in southeastern Nigeria. They speak Igbo, which includes various Igboid languages and dialects;[13] today, a majority of them speak English alongside Igbo as a result of British colonialism.[14] Igbo people are among the three largest and most influential ethnic groups in Nigeria; the other two are the Hausa and the Yoruba people.[15] Due to the effects of migration and the Atlantic slave trade, there are Igbo populations in countries such as Cameroon[16] and Equatorial Guinea,[17] as well as outside Africa. Their exact population outside Africa is unknown, but today many African Americans and Afro Caribbeans are of Igbo descent. In rural areas, the Igbo are mostly farmers. Their most important crop is the yam; celebrations are held annually to celebrate its harvesting.[18] Other staple crops include cassava, and taro.[19]

Before British colonialism, the Igbo were a politically fragmented group. Various subgroups were set according to clan, lineage, village affiliation and dialect. There was no centralized chieftaincy, hereditary aristocracy, or kingship customs except in the kingdoms of Nri, Arochukwu and Onitsha. This political system changed significantly under British colonialism in the 19th century; Eze (kings) were introduced into most local communities by Frederick Lugard as "Warrant Chiefs".[20]

By the mid-20th century, a strong sense of an Igbo identity developed.[19] Certain conflicts with other Nigerian ethnicities led to the Igbo dominant Eastern Nigeria, seceding from Nigeria to create the independent state of Biafra. The Nigerian-Biafran war (6 July 1967 – 15 January 1970) broke out shortly after. The end of the war led to the defeated Republic of Biafra being reabsorbed back into Nigeria.[21]

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