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Chukwu is Aro, Not Nri: Understanding Igbo Cosmology Beyond Misinterpretations
Sketch of Igbo Cosmology / Unknown source. Many have misunderstood the concept of "Chukwu" in Igbo culture. That confusion arose partly due to colonialism and missionization that sought to reform Igbo understandings of deity to better fit Judeo-Christian beliefs about one all-powerful God . However, Igbo worship was historically a belief in many gods, each…
Igbo Recoil : Unyielding Spirit of an Ancient Traveler Tribe
Mgbedike Masquerade of Nri-Oka, Seen in Okitipupa, Ondo State 1940s     Igbo people, from ancient times have been proven to be travelers and sojourners, their exploration spirit has most times led them to settle in distant areas s including parts of Ile Ife down to benin areas. However, certain misconceptions for long time has clouded the history of…
Ndi Anioma: A Unified Igbo Journey
Anioma Carnival ©OFAAC Anioma Carnival ©OFAAC   Ndi Anioma is predominantly the Igbo-speaking group of present-day Delta state, politically, they are grouped to Delta North senatorial district, although, some parts of Edo state like Igbanke and its environs that speak Ika are politically carved into Edo state today but they are part of Anioma, the boundaries of Anioma spans…
Coronation of Obi Ezeagwuna II: A Chapter of Igbo Tradition in Oligbo Kingdom of Issele-Uku
Obi of Oligbo   Oligbo ancient Kingdom of Issele-Uku crowned, Obi Nduka Ezeagwuna II, on December 21, 2016 The coronation of Oligbo kingdom, deeply rooted in Igbo sacred rites and customs , showcased the people's dedication towards the preservation of their rich Igbo cultural heritage and it also highlighted the symbol of continuing the authority passed down via…
Mkpisi Ceremony and The Age Grade Structure of Ahaba : A Vital Tradition of Ndi Anioma
Young Igbo men   In Ahaba , the system of age grade is one of the most intricate structure that socially guards a the journey of males from youthfulness to elderhood.   The hierarchy starts with "Nziza Ezi" which is from (age 0-18), This is followed with "Okwulagwe" (age 19-45), the next hierarchy following Okwulagwe is the "Ochokoloma" (age 46-55), "Oturaza"…
Egwu-Ota: A Pillar of Tradition in the Political and Social Structure of Ahaba
Ndi Eze Ahaba   Egwu-Ota stands out as more than just a dance move in Ahaba, it embodies an important thread in the traditional, political, social, and spiritual institutions Being a royal dance, Egwu-Ota is exclusive solemnly to the Obi and Asagba titleholders; the dance acts as a crucial rite that sharpens the leadership of Ahaba and gives…
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