Long before colonial rule, Igbo society already had a powerful institution capable of settling even the most difficult disputes — Umuada.
When conflicts could not be resolved by men or elders, the daughters of the land stepped in.
Their authority was respected across communities in Igboland.
This is one of the most powerful but least understood institutions in Igbo tradition.
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