Exploring the Ancient Nsukka Civilization
When traversing through the villages of Lejja, Opi, and Nsude near Nsukka, any astute researcher of prehistory can’t help but pause to marvel at the unique wonders found there. These sites offer glimpses into an ancient civilization marked by technological prowess, from iron and bronze artifacts to monumental structures suggesting an organized society from a distant past. Pottery, still a part of Nsukka’s culture today, hints at its enduring heritage. The distinctiveness of the bronze artifacts, especially those depicting queen mothers, sets this civilization apart from any other known. Ottenberg Simon’s lamentation underscores the significance of this lost civilization.
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