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Abstract

This study on Arochukwu women and societal change argues that Aro Women played a pivotal role in the infrastructural, economic, social and political transformation of Arochukwu, a society once dominated by men before the outbreak of the Nigerian Civil War.

The impact of  the Nigerian Civil War in Arochukwu was severe. The town witnessed massive infrastructural decay and loss of human population mostly of the male population. This situation was also prevalent in other parts of Igboland.

The study using a qualitative method, based on oral tradition, written sources and other available evidence, argues that even though Aro society is purely a patrilineal society, the impact of the Nigerian Civil War on Arochukwu brought a change in its societal and organizational structure to the degree that Aro women were repositioned.

Suffice it to say that this resulted into a series of rapid transformation and a total restructuring of a society that was once bedeviled with loss of human population and infrastructural decay.

Aro women did not only transform Arochukwu, they also controlled and dominated the economy – agriculture, commerce, traditional industries, health and education sectors, as well as setting the ethical and moral standard of the society.

Introduction

Women’s history deals with the roles women have played in their societies and  the effects which historical events have had on women. It focuses on women both as a group and as individuals, and understudies their economic, political, religious and social activities.

Women are important to every society; they play vital roles in the society and are often regarded as the bedrock of the society.

Therefore, their contributions to the society cannot be neglected or merely mentioned, but deserve adequate historical attention.

Incidentally, in Africa, women have played significant roles in nation building, but this has not reflected in the number of studies on women.

This also applies to Arochukwu women. Sometime in the past, according to Dike and Ekejiuba, Arochukwu had a female King, NneMgbokwoUdoOmiri,4 who ruled Arochukwu for a long time, presumably long before the British invasion of Arochukwu in 1902.

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