Name Etulo adopted 1976 (formerly called Turu by the Tiv and Utur by the Hausa); 14 clans (9 in Buruku, 5 in Katsina-Ala); Benue and Taraba (Wukari); both banks of the Katsina-Ala River; Adi market; Idomoid (Armstrong 1989; Williamson and Blench 2000); Tabe (2007) links it to Jukunoid; multilingual, Tiv dominant; critically endangered (Agbedo and Kwambehar 2013); 10,000–100,000 speakers by various estimates; Kwararafa origin with the Jukun (Tabe 2007), settled before the Tiv (Gbor 1974); progenitor Ibagye, Itsikpe, sons Okakwu, Ozi, Okwe; enthronement needs the Aku Uka's blessing; supreme being Mgbasho, minor gods Esekio and Emakpala; family shrine Ozoka; Christianity from about 1939; age grades; Opleka and Agashi festivals; fishing, farming (rice, millet, oranges), blacksmiths, carvers, herbalists.