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Igbo Women: The Force of Society’s Economy in the 1900s

Before European invaders came to change how buying and selling worked in Igbo land, women, particularly Ndi-Ahia in places like Aboh, Ahaba, Onicha has prepared well for both far and near business. They know more about trade, and they are much in the market, they sell crop harvests, hand-made clothes, and many more things…

Anioma Market Priestess : The Economic and religious Power of the society

Women in Anioma played key roles in the religious and economic sphere, especially as priestesses of marketplace. This special position don’t just enable women to be in charge of spiritual authorities but also take part in economic authorities, showcasing the intertwined nature of commerce and religion in Anioma culture. The market wasn’t just a place…