#Igbo

@Shawon130 · 2 years ago

Date: 06-July-2022 Author: @shawon130 Culture as widely known is simply the people`s way of life. As simple as it sounds, it is a powerful any sets of people can capitalize on most times to connect...

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@Jumper-01 · 2 years ago

If I weren’t igbo I’d be jealous

9th march 2022 Like most of you know I am from the eastern part of Nigeria. A tribe known as the igbò tribe of Nigeria. We are well known for our diversity in culture, delicious food, industrious...

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@Onyxchuzzy · 3 years ago

Are the Igbo tribe of NIGERIA truly a decendant of the Jews? Read here

Are the Igbos truly a direct descendant of The Israelites? It's a normal Cliche to hear some of our Igbo brothers bragging about being a direct descendant of the Israelites and hence some even refer...

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@cherrylaws · 4 years ago

'This Man Will Make You Feel Proud As An Igbo Man'- See What An Igbo Man does with Expired tyres

This Man Will Make You Feel Proud As An Igbo Man'- See What An Igbo Man does with Expired tyres The African is man full of wisdom, and so much endowment. God has really blessed us with so many ideas...

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@Pearlkel · 2 years ago

A Cultural View of The Igbo People

As a Nigerian, I am aware that there are well over 230 ethnic groups and over 200 tribes in Nigeria. You can say that is an heterogenous society. Nonetheless, Nigeria is super blessed with people, ki...

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@Calis · 4 years ago

Reason Why Igbo men sometimes marry late.

So a colleague of my at my work place came to work with a suprise that he is getting married,was I shocked? Hell yeah I was,I mean this dude is still at a stage where he should be planning on creating...

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@Coco01 · 2 years ago

Celebration of New Yam Festival Amongst the Igbo People

Yam (plural yams) is a commonly grown tuber crop and a staple diet in many African and Asian homes. The tasty and super starchy tuber crop is said to have its origin from Africa, Asia and The Caribbe...

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@satisco · 3 years ago

7 Fun Facts between Igbo and Ibibio

Eastern Nigeria is home to three dynamic cultural world's, that of Igbo, that of ijaw and that of Ibibio/efik. At a distance the Igbo and Ibibio/efik may seem unrelated and entirely different in all c...

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@DiikaanYe · 2 years ago

Crypto and the Igbo System

It is already well known that all what we humans want is an opportunity to live a peaceful and fruitful life devoid of unnecessary stress and suffering. That is why we wake up early and go out striv...

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@Davinchysax · 3 years ago

The Mystery in Spirit Manifest (Masquerades in Igbo Land)

For some time now, I have been trying to come out with this article on masquerades from the ethnic Igbo community of Nigeria where I come from, but there have been hinges here and there. These hinge...

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@Elmi · 3 years ago

The Igbo first son.

Diopara is an Igbo word which means The First Son. It is the term used to describe the first male child in an Igbo family. He is by birth the second father of the homestead, and takes the place of...

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@Rafd9828 · 3 years ago

The African Burial Ceremony ( the Igbo Speaking Tribe In Nigeria)

Greetings, I am so much over whelmed by your love and kind gestures in reading my articles so far, thank you once again, I want to share with you this information about the way burial ceremony/rite i...

1 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@Brightesquire · 4 years ago

Nice delicacies of Igbo land in Nigeria.

Igbo land is a land or tribe located in the Eastern part of Nigeria. Abacha ( Africa salad) is a native food or delicacies that is really appreciated by all igbos, both young and old. It shows the str...

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@princeken · 4 years ago

Eastern part of Nigeria(igbo), the mystical tree and interesting facts about it

They are known for various things and some are known to have mind-blowing powers. In all cases, the most recognized and astonishing tree has been noted as “Anunuebe” by some individuals while others c...

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@Onyxchuzzy · 3 years ago

An introduction into the Igbo, Hausa and Yoruba native wears, NIGERIA.

Nigeria is blessed with diversified cultures and ethnicities. The country stands tall as one beyond and above its peers in Africa, no wonder it is called The Giant of Africa. Nigerians have gone throu...

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@Ezzyoj · 4 years ago

Pulse of the Nation.

Penultimate weeks, social media was agog with the statement credited to the IPOB leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu about the "stoning" of any South Eastern politician who is doing nothing to ward off the incur...

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@Chexman · 4 years ago

Igbo presidency 2023

Where do we go from here. We do we do next if it does no happen? I mean if a Igbo candidate is not elected president in 2023. Would we still remain "1 Nigeria" or would Biafra come forth. A question o...

3 likes · 2 comments · Nigerians Community (dd03)

@Rockman_BCH · 2 years ago

Igbo Moonlight folks ( Episode 1)

Folk 1 ( The Antelope, Hunter & Lion) One day, a pregnant antelope which suddenly went into labour in the forest and around the river banks unfortunately was being aimed at for kill by one of the mo...

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@King_son · 2 years ago

2023: Intersociety alerts international communities

Long time no see friends. I have been quite busy this past few days. Trying to get ones PVC is quite becoming almost an impossible and Herculean task in Nigeria today. But that's a story for another d...

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@Davinchysax · 3 years ago

The Visitor In The Eyes Of The Africans.

This article will be focusing on hospitality as it concerns visitors and the ways Africa precisely the Igbo’s welcome them. It will also highlight the importance placed on the visitor at any given tim...

2 likes · 0 comments · Open For All (cc80)

@JessicaOssom · 2 years ago

New yam festival

Several festivals are held in my country and are unique only to our people. To be honest, I'm not a fan of festivals and I can't tell you what I hate or love about it. But I will be sharing one which...

1 likes · 0 comments · Just Write (e5e5)

@Talon · 2 years ago

Demarketing A Presidential Candidate

This is an opinion piece by Fredrick Nwabufo; Nwabufo aka Mr OneNigeria who is a writer and journalist, republished under the open to use license from nairaland.com . Ndi Igbo. We know how to ji...

6 likes · 6 comments · Naija Wazobia (9ea9)

@Maxdevalue.BCH · 2 years ago

My people and our culture

This is why Igbo people always visit their mother land regardless of how far their country of residence is from their mother land Welcome to my blog dear friend. This is my first article in the year...

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@Davinchysax · 3 years ago

Traditional and Church Wedding, Why do the two?

It has become a known fact well established both by law and human understanding that a man or woman who has come of age and has the intentions to settle with a partner is free to do so without any fea...

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@Sulaiman22 · 4 years ago

the names of 11 politicians from South

See the names of 11 politicians from South East that Igbo group says are qualified to be president of Nigeria in 2023 An Igbo group, Igbo for President Solidarity Group, headed by a Yoruba man, Dr....

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@Maxdevalue.BCH · 4 years ago

This is why you hardly see divorces in Africa

The process of marriage in my land. Note: all pictures used are my personal pictures and should be respected. Permission should be granted by me before using them. Hello friend, welcome again to m...

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@Lucifan · 2 years ago

A List Of The Major Nigerian Tribes And How To Identify Them

Hello guys. Thanks for the support I've received from you in the past few days. I'm really grateful. I read a friend's article and it was doing something I hated and trying to be suspenseful, so I did...

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@Daria · 2 years ago

My SlumBook

Good day from a tired and sleep deprived person. One thing I'm sure I need now is cuddles and sleep. I'm going to work really hard this morning so I can finish earlier and get some rest. I doubt I'll...

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@Jumper-22 · 3 years ago

The first time I visited my roots (my village )

The fact that I was born and brought-up in Lagos and even stayed in the western part of Nigeria for such a long time seemed a little scary to most of my kinsmen in the east . They feel like I wouldn’t...

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@Crusader · 4 years ago

One Good Turn, Deserve Another.

During the Nigeria-Biafra civil war, many Igbo people fled other parts of the country for the East because they were being killed and massacred wantonly and the Federal Military Government was doing n...

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