Alakachasi: An untold story.

Deep down in Africa, where beauty lushes in nature. A sacred ground hidden in it's forest. A ground unknown to the people of the world, it's name Alakachasi (the great land). From it rose an ancient tribe Oke-Ezi (people of the soil).

A people of rich culture in music, religion,food,dance,drama and especially artworks.

know during it's time as the best producers of beautiful sculptures.They wove beautiful designs in their linen cloths. They often mingled religion and arts.

they honored their gods and goddesses with beautiful sculpture and magnificent temples.

Amongst their temples was the largest and most adored. The temple of their patron god Nnawere (the wild cat). often portrayed as a wild cat for his fierceness.

he was believed to be the one who made Alakachasi and created the first ancestor of Oke-Ezi. Legend tells that he released his greatest treasure to them before he ascended Arusi-Nnawere ( image of the black cat) and AkwaOma ( the goddesses linen)..

Generation upon generation preserved these untill the great betrayal that caused the great war that plunged it into oblivion.

Nothing remained of this great tribe. Some believe they joined the people of the world and those treasures were never seen again.