Normative and Non-Normative Ethics in Ancient Ubulu Traditional Society

The ancient Ubulu-Uku society, like several traditional African societies, lived under a set of guidelines that were moral, spiritual, and social. Usually, these codes are from deep philosophical and spiritual beliefs; they ensure harmony, respect, and adherence to culture. Below are some significant practices and ethical guidelines defining the moral fabric of…

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Cultural Heritage

The Abiriba Afor Ukwu Celebration: A Symbol of Heritage and Unity

The Abiriba Afor Ukwu Celebration in Aba, 2024. Photo by Kepukepu TV. The Abiriba Afor Ukwu celebration is a grand annual cultural festival rooted in the traditions of the Abiriba people of Abia State, Nigeria. Known as one of the most prominent events in the region, it reflects the community’s deep-seated values, history, and unity. This…

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Indigenous Architecture

Igbo Compound Entrances: A Study of North-Central Igbo Architecture

The architecture of the Igbo people offers unique insights into their cultural heritage, artistic creativity, and spiritual beliefs. Among the most distinctive architectural features are the entrances to Igbo compounds, particularly in the north-central regions. These entrances are not only functional but also symbolic, encapsulating the aesthetics and cultural identity of the Igbo community. Igbo compound…

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Cultural Heritage

The Meaning of Iron in Igbo Culture and Its Importance in Tradition

In Igbo culture, iron is very important and has a deep meaning. It is seen as a symbol of strength, power, and the ability to create and change things. For many years, the Igbo people have used iron in farming, crafts, and religious activities. It is not just a tool but also a…

ByIde NzeNovember 16, 20240Comments

Cultural Heritage

The Sacred Forests of Ubulu Kingdom: Places of Nature and Spiritual Importance

Ubulu Kingdom, situated in Delta State, Nigeria, stands out as one of the kingdoms richly endowed with fascinating culture and very strong attachments to traditions. Among the most unique attractions this place prides itself on are the forests that are considered sacred. These forests are not only beautiful and full…

ByOzi IkoroNovember 15, 20240Comments

Cultural Heritage Historical Studies

A Thorough Look at the History and Growth of Akwete Weaving

A statue of a weaver in Akwete town, Abia State, Nigeria. Photo: Eco Warrior Princess. Akwete weaving is a unique and traditional craft that plays an important part in the culture of the Igbo people in Nigeria, particularly in the town of Akwete in the Ndoki region, Ukwa East Local Government Area of Abia…

ByIde NzeNovember 13, 20240Comments

Cultural Heritage

Igbo Textile Art and Preserving Culture through Patterns

The Igbos are one of the largest ethnic groups in Nigeria, tracing a rich cultural heritage several centuries back. Textile Art is an essential part of Igbo tradition and is woven into the fabric of social, religious, and economic life. Through its intriguing patterns, colors, and designs, Igbo textile art is a visual representation of…

ByIde NzeNovember 12, 20240Comments

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The Abiriba Afor Ukwu Celebration: A Symbol of Heritage and Unity

Igbo Compound Entrances: A Study of North-Central Igbo Architecture

The Meaning of Iron in Igbo Culture and Its Importance in Tradition

The Sacred Forests of Ubulu Kingdom: Places of Nature and Spiritual Importance

A Thorough Look at the History and Growth of Akwete Weaving

Igbo Textile Art and Preserving Culture through Patterns

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