Umu Gwuanyi Oyi
Sign in
There is no password to remember. Give a phone number or an email address and a code will be sent to it.
What signing in does, and does not do
Signing in proves you hold that phone or that email. It does not prove who you are in this family, so it does not yet open the record.
The kindred verifies its own. An elder and the head of your branch confirm your place in the line, and the living members of the family become visible to you then — not before.
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
Areji Amoke and the generations after him, down to the fifth. No living person appears, and no address, compound or household.
Signed in, not yet verified
The same, and no more
Signing in proves you hold an email or a phone. It does not prove you are of this kindred, and only the family can say that.
A verified member
The family
Everyone in the record, who their father is, the households, the meetings and the accounts. Two elders confirm each person.
Ụmụnna, ụmụada, the elders
What was spoken to them
Some accounts are recorded for one body of the family and not another. The speaker chooses, at the moment of recording, and nobody can override it afterwards.