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Anglo-Aro War
The Anglo-Aro War was a British military campaign of 1901–1902 against the Aro Confederacy in south-eastern Nigeria. Aiming to end Aro power, the slave trade and the influence of the Aro oracle, the Long Juju, columns of the Southern Nigeria Regiment advanced on Arochukwu, took it in December 1901 and destroyed the shrine. The campaign opened Igboland to British colonial rule.

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