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Functions and Medicinal uses of Ewe Akoko

Neubouldia laevis, commonly known as the African border tree and referred to as Ewe Akoko in Yoruba, is a crucial plant in Yoruba traditional medicine. This herb is valued for its extensive range of medicinal properties and cultural significance.
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Key Facts
Category: Leaf
Botanical Name: Neubouldia laevis
Common Name: African tylip tree
Yoruba name: Ewe Akoko
Igbo Name: Ogilisi/ogirisi
Hausa Name: Aduruku

The Botanical Profile of Ewe Akoko
Neubouldia laevis belongs to the Bignoniaceae family. It is a medium-sized tree with compound leaves, fragrant flowers, and a smooth bark. The leaves, bark, and roots are used in various traditional remedies.

Traditional Uses of Ewe Akoko in Yoruba Culture

1. Medicinal Uses:
Wound Healing: Ewe Akoko is applied topically to treat wounds and promote faster healing.

Fever Reduction: It is used to reduce fever and alleviate symptoms of malaria.

Anti-inflammatory: The plant is used to treat inflammation and related conditions.

2. Cultural Uses:
Rituals and Ceremonies: Ewe Akoko is often used in Yoruba rituals and ceremonies, symbolizing peace and prosperity.

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Medicinal Value of Neubouldia laevis
1.  Antimicrobial Properties:
Ewe Akoko has strong antimicrobial effects, making it effective in treating infections. The leaves and bark are used to prepare decoctions that are applied to wounds and sores.

2.  Anti-inflammatory Effects:
The plant contains compounds that reduce inflammation, providing relief for conditions such as arthritis and other inflammatory diseases.

3.  Fever Reduction:
Ewe Akoko is traditionally used to manage fevers, including those associated with malaria. Its antipyretic properties help in lowering body temperature and alleviating fever symptoms.

4.  Wound Healing:
The leaves and bark of Neubouldia laevis are known for their wound-healing properties. They are applied to cuts, burns, and other skin injuries to promote healing and prevent infection.

5.  Pain Relief:
Ewe Akoko is also used for its analgesic properties, helping to relieve pain from various ailments, including headaches and menstrual cramps.

Conclusion
Neubouldia laevis (Ewe Akoko) is a vital herb in Yoruba traditional medicine, offering a multitude of health benefits. Its medicinal and cultural uses underscore its importance in promoting well-being and treating various ailments within the Yoruba community.

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