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Dozens of traditional rulers, titled chiefs and other Igbo leaders – home and abroad – gather in Igbo Village each year to celebrate the World Igbo Festival of Arts and Culture.
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Left to right: Dr. Nwachukwu Anakwenze (Igbo World Assembly President), Eze Eberechi Dike (immediate past Chairman, Southeast Traditional Rulers Council), Chief Gary Igariwey (Ohaneze Ndigbo President), Eze Nri of Nri Kingdom
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Igbo leaders officiating at the Reconnection Ceremony during the 2015 World Igbo Festival of Arts and Culture
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Igbo leaders take a group picture with African Americans who participated in the 2015 Reconnection Ceremony
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