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| | oduduwas civilization of niger delta peoples |
 | | Itsekiri, thwn the Olu of Warri, abdicated his throne for Ogbawuru, the son of Ginuwa, thus, ending the dynasty of Itsekiri and his Irigboal ancestors. |
 | | In Itsekiri legends, it is said that in the sixteenth century, during the reign of Irame, the third Olu in the Ginuwa dynasty, one of his sons, Ebele, got lost in the geopolity known as Okpe land today - but then was a part of the ancient Benin Empire. |
 | | Concerning the Itsekiri ownership and control of Sapele, prior to the privy council ruling he said, “The house system was “par excellence, the institution of such coastal ethnic groups as the Ijos, Efiks and the Itsekiri of Sapele and Warri. |
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