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Victor Ekpuk (born 1964) is a Nigerian-born
artist based in Washington, DC.
Ekpuk came to
prominence through his
paintings and drawings,
which reflect...
- head,
known as the Ikpaisong. The
Obong Ikpaisong ruled with the
Mbong Ekpuk ('head of the families'),
which together with the
heads of the
cults and...
- as "
Ekpuks", i.e.
groups of
related families tracing their origin to a
common ancestor.
These "
Ekpuks" are
Ekpuk Ndito Asamudo Nnua Edem,
Ekpuk Ndito...
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stories Achebe would write. The
latest reprint has a
cover design by
Victor Ekpuk.
Chinua Achebe first published Chike and the
River as a
booklet in 1966...
- new land of
Adadia were: 1.
Ekpuk Obong Ema from Nung Emuk
landed in Akwa Esuk,
Adadia otherwise called Esuk Atai. 2.
Ekpuk Obong Ubom Obio Ema from Ikot...
- (now
known as
Nkwong District), Ibiaku, Ikpo Ikono, Ikpa Ibom,
Atanuk and
Ekpuk. The
people generally speak Oro
language with
minor dialectical differences...
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Magazine ™|
Black Art Magazine.
Retrieved 2024-10-24. "KESHA BRUCE,
VICTOR EKPUK &
AMBER ROBLES GORDON speak at
James A
Porter Colloquium on
African American...
- Ikpa
Ikono Clan (16 villages)
Asana Ikot
Ekpaw Ikot
Obionso Ibianga Ekpuk Ikot Esen
AkpanNtuen Ikot Abia Utok Ikot
Mkpeye Ikot Edah Ikot Unya Iffe Ikot...
- (literally a
house or compound).
Several ufoks make up
Ekpuks or
extended family and
several Ekpuks (extended families) make up "Ilung" (meaning village)...
- Iweala,
novelist Uche Nduka, poet Bayo Ojikutu,
creative writer Victor Ekpuk,
artist Ibiyinka Alao,
architect Toyin Ojih Odutola,
graphic artist Ade...
