It is believed that when you catch a fish from Inachalo River, and you attempt to cook it for consumption the fishes will constantly remain raw no matter amount of heat you apply or how long you cook
located close to the river is the grave of Princess Oma-Odoko.
Story :
In ancient times, king Idoko who ruled Igala Kingdom during the incessant inter-tribal wars between the Jukuns and Igala people, King Idoko made an order for the Inachalo River to be poisoned as a war tool to weaken the Jukuns….
because the Jukun wariors depend daily on the river for food and water whenever they came for attack on Igala Kingdom.
Many Jukun soldiers become weak and and eventually died of starvation and food poisoning during the Igala-Jukun war.
As part of rituals to end the war and bring peace to Igala land, Princess Oma-Odoko was buried alive along with nine other females.
The Igala people won the war.
And the slaves captured during that period live presently in a community called Angwan.
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