Ekoi people

Target entity: Ekoi people
Context triple: [Ejagham people, neighboringEthnicGroup, Ekoi people]

• A. Toucouleur people
  The Toucouleur people are a West African ethnic group, primarily Muslim, historically centered along the Senegal River and known for their role in regional trade and Islamic scholarship.
• B. Baatonu people
  The Baatonu people are a West African ethnic group primarily known for their historical kingdom of Borgu, rich oral traditions, and distinctive cultural practices in what is now Benin and Nigeria.
• C. Elema people
  The Elema people are an indigenous group of Papua New Guinea’s Gulf Province, known for their coastal villages, elaborate ceremonial traditions, and historical participation in regional trade networks.
• D. Loko people
  The Loko people are an indigenous ethnic group of Sierra Leone known for their distinct language, farming traditions, and cultural practices in the country’s northern and central regions.
• E. Umo people
  The Umo people are an ethnic group belonging to the Vietic branch of the Austroasiatic language family, traditionally inhabiting parts of mainland Southeast Asia and maintaining distinct linguistic and cultural practices.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Ekoi people
Target entity description: The Ekoi people are an ethnic group of southeastern Nigeria and western Cameroon known for their rich artistic traditions, including elaborate masks, skin-covered sculptures, and secret societies.

• A. Toucouleur people
  The Toucouleur people are a West African ethnic group, primarily Muslim, historically centered along the Senegal River and known for their role in regional trade and Islamic scholarship.
• B. Baatonu people
  The Baatonu people are a West African ethnic group primarily known for their historical kingdom of Borgu, rich oral traditions, and distinctive cultural practices in what is now Benin and Nigeria.
• C. Elema people
  The Elema people are an indigenous group of Papua New Guinea’s Gulf Province, known for their coastal villages, elaborate ceremonial traditions, and historical participation in regional trade networks.
• D. Loko people
  The Loko people are an indigenous ethnic group of Sierra Leone known for their distinct language, farming traditions, and cultural practices in the country’s northern and central regions.
• E. Umo people
  The Umo people are an ethnic group belonging to the Vietic branch of the Austroasiatic language family, traditionally inhabiting parts of mainland Southeast Asia and maintaining distinct linguistic and cultural practices.
• F. None of above. chosen