Amama · Owere Ede-Oballa · Nsukka · Enugu State

The family

Everyone begins with Areji Amoke, who founded Amama. Touch any name to see that person, their household, and their line back to him.

You are seeing 18 of the 265 people recorded — the founding generations and those long departed.

247 more once the elders know who you are.

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Generation 1

1 person
  1. Areji AmokeLate

Generation 2

2 people
  1. EzeokegbeFIRST SONLate
  2. OnaziSECOND SONLate

Generation 3

4 people
  1. Onye-ukwunnaSECOND SONLate
  2. UbogbuFIRST SONLate
  3. Ugwuanyi Nwa EzeokegbeSECOND SONLate
  4. UkwummaFIRST SONLate

Generation 4

6 people
  1. Egwu Nwa UdeleFIRST SONLate
  2. Ezugwu Nwa UkwummaFIRST SONLate
  3. Ngwoke OyiSECOND SONLate
  4. OzakuSECOND SONLate
  5. Ugwuanyi OyiFIRST SONLate
  6. UgwuegbeFIRST SONLate

Generation 5

5 people
  1. Arua Ngwoke OyiFIRST SONLate
  2. Egwu Ngwoke OyiSECOND SONLate
  3. Ezugwu Nwa ArokeFIRST SONLate
  4. Ori Nwa EgwuSECOND SONLate
  5. Ugwu Ngwoke OyiTHIRD SONLate

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