Amama · Owere Ede-Oballa · Nsukka · Enugu State
Umu Gwuanyi Oyi
The record of the kindred, from Areji Amoke to the children being born today.
265 people recorded so far, across ten generations — set down from the 2015 family record. The record is not complete. Households are still to be entered and living members still to be added, and that number should rise every time one is.
- The familyEveryone in the record, and how any two of them stand to one another.
- What we rememberThe elders’ own voices, and the ones who have gone before us.
- Where we areThe compounds at home, the way back to them, and where the family has scattered.
- The meetingsWhat was decided, who was there, and where the money went.
- The recordThe whole thing on paper, or as a file you keep yourself.
Who can see what
Living members are held back until elders confirm who you are. That is not suspicion — it is that publishing where living people can be found is not a neutral act, and this record belongs to the family rather than to the internet.
Anyone at all
The founders and those long gone
Signed in, not yet verified
The same, and no more
A verified member
The family
Ụmụnna, ụmụada, the elders
What was spoken to them