Talk:Alayi

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Umuagbala Amautazi Amankalu Alayi is also a community in Alayi which observe a unique culture known as ekete. this is performed by playing a particular drum by men and also dancing. During this festival women and children are regarded as observers. This festival is observed during new yam festival. This community is borded by Ndeotei and has what is known as (Ikwu)which are nedeokereke, ndeotei, and umuachom. Their old men worship an idol gods known as (ogbaegbu) discovered by their fore fathers. Nde eleke is a well known family linage in umuagbala. Nde eleke is now headed by Mr. Udensi Ndukwe. By Felix Ndukwe And David u. Ndukwe (EMMYLINE TECHNOLOGY —Preceding unsigned comment added by 41.218.196.117 (talk) 22:56, 25 July 2009 (UTC)Reply

Distortion in the History of Alayi People

Alayi People are not only Traders. We have Learned men Like Late Engr. P. C. Uko who rose to the Post of A GM with Power Holding Company of Nigeria. Pro. Chukwu Ebi of University Of Nigeria. and So many others.

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