WIRE — As Ogori prepares to celebrate its New Year on Thursday, 6 August, the second Ebina, this article examines the indigenous four-day calendar through which generations of our people have reckoned with time, organised economic life and coordinated communal obligations. Beyond the annual celebration and the much-anticipated Ewe-eji market, the Ogori New Year offers an important The post The Ogori: Indigenous timekeeping, economic order and the new year, By Petra Akinti Onyegbule appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
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