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Y2K NOLLYWOOD FEST
🎬 Y2K Nollywood Fest At Okwu ID, we love hosting events that celebrate different aspects of Igbo, Nigerian, and African creativity. So join us this 9th August at CQ Lounge for Y2K Nollywood Fest — a day party inspired by iconic Naija cinema and unforgettable Y2K style. Whether you’re rolling deep or coming solo, this
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Rethinking the Osu: Why “Osu = Slave” Is Misleading
What is Osu? The term Osu is often misunderstood, especially by people who aren’t familiar with the depth of Igbo cultural history. Most people first hear about it through social media, word of mouth, or news headlines. But very few sources explain its deeper historical, spiritual, or cultural meaning. This article looks at where the
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TITANS OF AFRICA: NIGERIA & CONGO IN CONVERSATION
Join us on April 12th for the latest instalment of Okwu ID’s Culture Exchange series, where we bring together youth from the Nigeiran Igbo Diaspora and other diasporas to connect, share, and learn from one another. This time, we’re focusing on Congo, offering a unique opportunity to explore the rich history, culture, and experiences of our communities. Expect engaging discussions, cultural insights, and a
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The Igbo Gala 2025: The Recap
Following this summer’s OkwuFest, it was fantastic to see the hundreds of people who joined our first Igbo Gala hosted with our partners Ozo! It was truly a beautiful sight—everyone dressed to the nines, enjoying the connections, the activities, the dancing, the fashion show, and so much more. Here are some of our favourite shots
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The Igbo Influence on The Lion King: Mufasa
The beloved Disney movie The Lion King features many characters and names that hold deeper meanings and connections to various cultures. One such influence is the Igbo language, which plays a subtle yet significant role in shaping the characters, adding layers of depth to the story. Obasi: The Strong Leader In The Lion King, Obasi
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