Abiriba – A historical town in southeastern Nigeria known for its rich cultural heritage and traditional systems of governance.
Ogbu tree – A sacred tree often found near ancestral shrines or royal compounds, considered a spiritual sentinel.
Kolanut – A culturally significant nut used in ceremonies and as a symbol of hospitality and reverence.
Calabash – A gourd used to carry water, herbs, or spiritual offerings; often symbolic of healing or tradition.
Wrapper – A length of fabric traditionally worn by women, often signifying status, role, or ceremonial purpose.
Idemili – A river goddess in Igbo cosmology representing purity, justice, and mysticism.
Seer/Diviner – A spiritual elder who communicates with ancestors or spirits to provide guidance, protection, or foretelling.
Palm wine – A locally tapped drink, often fermented, served in celebrations or rituals as an offering to guests and spirits.
Chalk symbols – Sacred patterns drawn with white chalk or ash to mark spiritual thresholds or initiate rituals.
Maiden school – A traditional institution where young girls are trained in womanhood, culture, and moral values.