The major thing that made them really identifiable was their mode of dressing that included a red attire or animal skin attire, accessories and most importantly, their eyes and bodies were decorated with white native chalk. Native chalk is also known as nzu by the Igbos, calabash chalk in English, or ndom by the Efik/Ibibios. […]

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