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Cultural Heritage Ethnohistory

The Impact of Western Christianity on Nsukka-Igbo Marriage Rituals: A Cultural and Spiritual Dilemma

  Marriage is a big event that carries cultural, spiritual and community power everywhere. In Nsukka, on the side of Igboland, Nigeria, marriage is not just a man-and-woman business but the rite of passage that connects a person to their ancestors and community. Since Christianity from the Western world came in, the problem started because Christian…
June 18, 20250Comments

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Ethnohistory Historical Studies

The Igbo Shift: Shunning Europeans to Embrace Japan During World War II

  The Second World War (1939–1945) wasn't just an altercation between world powers; it also changed colonial relationships in Africa. In Nigeria’s Igbo area, the war exposed the contradictions of colonial rule, causing Igbo farmers and traders to reject European economic policies in favor of goods from Japan. This change was not just about trade but…
June 3, 20250Comments

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Cultural Heritage

Mgbedike Masquerade: Origins, Cultural Significance, and Traditions of a Revered Igbo Heritage

Introduction The Mgbedike masquerade is a prominent cultural performance in Igbo land, particularly in the southeastern region of Nigeria. Known for its striking costumes, powerful dances, and symbolic meanings, Mgbedike translates to “Time of the Brave” or “The Brave One Has Landed.” This masquerade embodies themes of courage, justice, and social order, reflecting the values…
November 27, 20240Comments

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