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Idu Cultural Dance of Akpo: Tradition, Identity, and Community through Movement and Music

Idu cultural dance is a dance that the Akpo people borrowed from Umuomaku town more than 50 years ago. They discussed the dance with the people who owned it and did everything they asked, and then the training started. The training lasted for two years. This brought friendship between Akpo and the Umuomaku people. The…

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Oriental Brothers International Band: Guardians of Igbo Highlife, Culture, and Post-War Healing Through Music

The Oriental Brothers International Band is one of the Biggest and longest-standing highlife music groups that comes from Nigeria. They were founded in the early 1970s, when Nigeria was recovering from a civil war and rediscovering its cultural voice. The band quickly became the face of Igbo highlife music, which combines old Igbo sounds, a…

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Ekeleke Dance: Cultural Journey From Ekwe to Western Igbo Areas

  Ekeneke Masquerade at Ewuru, Agbor Delta state 01|2025 Photo by Ozikoro.com     The Ekeleke dance is a clear emblem of Igbo culture, which originated from Ekwe, Umundugba, in Imo state. At first, it was a dance that was initially for celebration performed by women, and it is known for its beautiful costumes and elaborate focus. Ekeleke, as the name…

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