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Egbeka's rule was marked by conflict with the Uneme people, who were skilled ironmakers. He suspected them of being involved in his father's death. His actions led to the departure of the Uneme and the establishment of their community around 1390 AD. The Uneme were known for their ironmaking skills,
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