Ken Okoroafor recently achieved the title of "Leopard Slayer", fulfilling a dream he had since childhood in Nigeria.
The title, known as "Ogbuagu" in Igbo culture, involves presenting a leopard to the local king, a practice that has evolved over time.
Due to conservation issues, financial contributions now replace the hunting of leopards, with community respect and decision-making privileges granted to titleholders.
The Igbuu Society, with roots tracing back over four centuries, continues to celebrate this tradition through elaborate rituals during festive seasons.
Despite its prestige, some community members critique the society, wishing for broader development initiatives instead of expenditures on ceremonies.
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