Edumoga

E1047963

Edumoga is a distinct subgroup of the Idoma people of central Nigeria, known for its shared language variety, cultural traditions, and communal identity within the larger Idoma ethnic group.

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Edumoga canonical 1

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Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Idoma subgroup
ethnic subgroup
continent Africa
country Nigeria
ethnicGroup Idoma
ethnolinguisticGroupOf Idoma language speakers
hasArtForm body adornment
masquerade performance
hasCollectiveName Edumoga people
linked to: Mwaghavul people
hasCulturalIdentity Edumoga communal identity
hasCulturalPractice age-grade system
bridewealth marriage customs
extended family compounds
traditional festivals
hasEconomicActivity cassava cultivation
small-scale trading
subsistence farming
yam cultivation
hasIdentityWithin larger Idoma ethnic group
hasKinshipSystem patrilineal descent
hasLanguageVariety Edumoga dialect
hasMajorReligion Christianity
hasMusicTradition dance
drumming
hasOralTradition folktales
praise poetry
proverbs
hasSocialStructure clan-based organization
hasTraditionalReligion African traditional religion
languageFamily Idoma language
locatedIn central Nigeria
linked to: Central Nigeria
partOf Idoma people
recognizedAs distinct Idoma subgroup
region Middle Belt Nigeria
linked to: Middle Belt
sharesBoundaryWith other Idoma subgroups
sharesCulturalTraditionsWith Idoma people
usesLanguageFor domestic communication
local administration
ritual practices

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Idoma subgroup Edumoga