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Note: Works of fiction will provide you with a far more holistic understanding of Odinani and Omenala than non-fictional works will
Fiction:
Poetry:
Proverbs:
Non-Fiction:
“After God is Dibia Volume 1” by John Umeh
“After God is Dibia Volume 2” by John Umeh
“Igbo People: Their Origin & Culture Area” by John Umeh
“African Godianism” by KOK Onyioha
“Studies in Ibo Political Systems: Chieftaincy and Politics in Four Niger States” by Ikenna Nzimiro
“My Africa” by Mazi Mbonu Ojike
Film:
Mark of Uru
Godfather (Parts 1-4)
Ikenga: The Great Warrior
Odinani: The Sacred Arts & Sciences of the Igbo People 
Very nice collection!
Wow! This is a terrific list. I must share this with my friends.
The more I read about Igbo tradition, the more fascinated I become. Previously most of my African explorations focused on Yoruba, Egypt, and the diaspora. Igbo is new to me, but a really terrific fit for my beliefs.
This is an excellent list!
This is a phenomenal list of works and I must say that I am glad to see African Godianism by my Grandfather Ahanyi KOK Onyioha. Thank you so much!
Two Thousand Seasons is also a great must read book. It should be required reading, especially for Black people.
I have heard about that one! What’s it about?
I am so happy to see your site. I was born in the US but gave birth to an Igbo daughter who is now 16. Her father is strongly Christian and it pained me for her to not know so much about her traditional Igbo tradition. I am glad to see sights like this coming out.
I have one more book I would like to recommend…
The Water Goddess in Igbo Cosmology ….Ogbuide of Oguta Lake
by Sabine Jell- Bahlsen
I will definitely do so after I read it
Dalu — May the Goddess protect you and your daughter! Love and Blessings, Sabine J-B
An most impressing collection, I must say. I think you should include Christopher Okigbo’s Labyrinths With Path Of Thunder to complete the decorum. Well-thought up.
I will check that one out. Dalu
I was happy to know that Africans had their religion before the Whiteman. This I found out from “The paragon of Civilization” by Sylvanus Enworom, where he described “Enyinjaism” as Egbuoma religion.
That’s a wonderful book. Will do a review of it very soon.
I have been working on a project to build a good web site and mobile app that could be both a learning resource of the igbo tradition and spirituality and social networking for Igbo’s and people who want to learn more about igbo. I’m looking for a team, people like you for guidance and ideas to a finished project.
Thanks
any update on this project?
Prof. John Umeh’s latest works “The March of Igbo Civilization Vols 1 and 2”
Are also very beautiful reads as well.
May Olisa continue to bless your consistent and sincere efforts
Ndeewo.
Daalu olu!
Bikozianu where can one find some of these books. Many of them are unavailable on amazon and other sites that I have checked… Especially After God is Dibia Vol 2. If have tried everything to get a copy but I just cannot lay my hands on one.
Bikozianu nyelu m aka. Any pointers would be highly appreciated.
Udo
If you go to the original publishing house, https://www.karnakhouse.co.uk/, you can message them to see if they have any left over copies since it’s been out of print for so long. You’ll have to pay international shipping but that’s I got my copies of both volumes. Good luck!
Could you please recommend a book for someone interested in practicing and studying Odinani? I want to know rituals, libation prayers, etc..
Oduma, how far with your journey? Have you found these resources and answers?