Oriri Njoku Oha is tracable to the family of Uzoechi Eneka of the now-extinct Ugwu-oge clan. Before now, his only descendants held the exclusive right to perform these holy sacrifices. Before his passing, Uzoechi Eneka entrusted his eldest daughter (settled in Umu-agu), her sister in Eziama, and his friend Enukwu Udu in Ogba to jointly execute the Njoku Ọha rites and share in its bounty.
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