In traditional Igbo society, adultery—defined as a married woman engaging in sexual relations outside her marriage—is considered a serious transgression with significant social and spiritual repercussions.
Among the Ibos of Nigeria.
Cultural and Social Implications
Adultery by a woman is perceived as a violation of marital vows and an affront to communal values. Such actions can lead…
Widowhood, a prison for African women - Africa Blogging
Widowhood practices in Igbo society are deeply entrenched cultural customs that significantly impact the lives of widows following the death of their husbands. These practices often lead to various forms of hardship, discrimination, and social isolation, reflecting broader gender inequalities within the community.
Ritual Seclusion and Mourning Attire…