A profound ancestral shrine and sacred grove of monumental significance in Igbo oral tradition. Regarded as the spiritual birthplace and home of Eri, the legendary progenitor of many Igbo kingdoms, it serves as a central site for cultural pilgrimages, prayers, and historical preservation. Visitors can view structural heritage layouts and historic architectural symbols of the Eri Kingdom.
Enugwu Aguleri is a community in Anambra state (Nigeria) with one of the oldest dynasty in South eastern Nigeria in which the kingdom has produced over thirty four kings of Aguleri, up to the 18th century, and has continued, in recent times, up to now, to produce the ruler of Enugwu Aguleri. The Ezeora dynasty has remained powerful been the sacred holder of the Ovo Eri and as well occupying the throne of Eri at Obu-Uga. It is located in the present Anambra State.
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