Mma masquerade performed by residents of Amuvi village at the Amaikpe communal village group square on Eke Ekpe day of Ikeji, September 24, 1988. This mask represents a bush cow (Atu Ejeogwu). Mma is typical of the north eastern part of Igboland and the neighboring Idoma people. The Arochukwu village of Amuvi has settlements in that area. Amuvi people adopted Mma masquerade. As many Aro settlers in that area were displaced during the Nigerian Civil War, they brought Mma with them when they returned to Arochukwu. Photo: Eli Bentor.  — Eli Bentor via ukpuru
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