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OKIKE is a curved ivory colored music instrument made from elephant tusks or large horn of an Elephant. With an opening by the side and an opening at the edge for producing sound as air is forced through it. It is carried by the ọzọ titled men in Igbo communities. History And Significance Of Okike…
Odinani is the indigenous religious and philosophical worldview of the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. More than a religion, it is a holistic system that weaves together spirituality, morality, cosmology, natural law, and community identity. The Igbo see existence as a dynamic interaction between the physical and metaphysical realms, with humans playing a central role…
Awka, located in the heart of Igboland, in Anambra State, Nigeria, is situated. This town has a rich history and many traditions. One big Celebration that is still observed today is the Imo-Oka Festival, also known as Egwu Imo-Oka. This festival is not just a celebration; it’s a reflection that shows the old roots,…
Elephants used to roam freely in Igbo land, which is in southeastern Nigeria. These magnificent creatures, especially the African forest elephant (Loxodonta Cyclotis), moved freely within the dense forests and open grasslands. Unfortunately, due to human activities and environmental changes, Elephants have almost disappeared from the area over time. Let us look at the history…
The Nri people are a significant Igbo ethnic group in Igbo land that established their influence through a state system that was rooted in deep, profound religious beliefs. At the core of this system was the Eze Nri, a physical representation of a higher supernatural authority, believed to reside in Nri town. To understand the…
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