The Descendants of Anwu and the Descendants of Imhakhena
Anwu married a woman called Aleukoko for whom he had seven children. Unone, Arua, Egwienabor, Okpolimhi, Adaesor (Adachi) Iraokhor and Imhakhena.
Imhakhena migrated to the present-day Ogbona. At that time, the present locale was a thick forest suitable for hunting and farming.
Imhakhena had two children, Okhua and Omiorele. Neither the oral tradition nor the written records mentioned any other children before or after these two children.
Omiorele was the father of Osua and Anaga, and Osua was the father of Oroke and Ozima, while Anaga was the father of Uluagwa and Overa.
Okhua was the father of Oche and Udo and Udo was the father of Etso and Obiri, while Ochie was the father of Orevhor, Itse, Osano, and Obore.
These children and grandchildren of Imhakhena are the great patriarchs and fathers of the present-day kindred of Ogbona
