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Okoro: The Shared Name Across Igbo, Isoko, and Urhobo Cultures

Map of Urhobo and Isoko Divisions. Photo: ResearchGate Many people are curious about the name Okoro because it is common among the Igbo, Isoko, and Urhobo ethnic groups despite its obvious Igbo origin. Interestingly, the meaning of Okoro remains the same among these cultures. How Did this Igbo Name Become Integrated into the…

ByIde NzeJanuary 4, 20250Comments

Cultural Heritage

The Vibrant Culture of Igbide Kingdom and the Abame Festival

The vibrant Abọ-ame (Abame) Festival of the Igbide Kingdom celebrates a unique rite of passage for all sons and daughters of the Isoko South community. Photo: @TheIsokos (X) Igbide is one of the nine administrative clans in Isoko South Local Government Area, Delta State, Nigeria. A significant natural feature of this region is the Urie-Igbide (Igbide…

ByIde NzeJanuary 4, 20250Comments

Cultural Heritage

Ikenga and the Igbo Influence on Benin Arts and Language

Ikenga / Tumblr Ikenga (Igbo: strength of movement ) is a revered horned deity among the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. As one of the most powerful cultural symbols, Ikenga is widely recognized and often displayed in personal shrines. Traditionally, it is owned by men and, occasionally, by women of high social standing. Ikenga…

ByIde NzeDecember 2, 20240Comments

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