Onojie (traditional title)

Onojie is a traditional title in some Nigerian cultures, particularly among the Igbo people, signifying the supreme ruler or king of a clan or community. It symbolizes authority, leadership, and responsibility for the welfare of the people. The Onojie’s role includes resolving disputes, overseeing cultural practices, and guiding development within the community. The title is often inherited or conferred through customary processes, embodying respect for tradition and cultural heritage. While it holds social and spiritual significance, it also functions as a unifying symbol for the community's identity and continuity.