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Egwu Ogene: The Heartbeat of Igbo Culture and Music

The Ogene Musical Instrument Egwu Ogene, which means "bell music," is a traditional type of music from the Enugu people in Southeastern Nigeria. This music gets its name from the ogene , a metal bell that plays a vital role in the performance. In the past, Egwu Ogene was used mainly for rituals, especially those…

ByIdenze EzemeFebruary 6, 20250Comments

Anthropology and Ethnography

Isuama: The Region of the Isu People

Isuama Map by Ukpuru and Isuama-Ibo, Isu tribe, ‘Okorosie’ masquerade. Masks called 'Nwanyioma’ and 'Akatakpuru’ 1931 Who are the Isu People and Where do they inhabit? The Isu people, often referred to as Isuama (translating to, "Isu Region or Land”), are an inland people that inhabit the central region of Igboland, which is situated between Southern…

ByChikwereSeptember 5, 20240Comments

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