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How to learn Igbo FAST!
We’re so glad you’ve taken the time to start learning Igbo! A few things to remember on your Igbo learning journey: Once you get the hang of it, learning Igbo will give you a better understanding of Igbo expression, humour and culture. As a tonal language, it’s essential to get the tone as accurate as…
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What was Olaudah Equiano’s real Igbo name?
I’ll never forget my first black history month. In year eight whilst learning about the transatlantic slave trade, our teacher introduced us to Olaudah Equiano. Describing him as the incredible Igbo-African man who bought his freedom, travelled worldwide, and contributed to the abolitionist movement to end slavery. Although the Equiano narrative made me feel proud, I couldn’t help but wonder…
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OkwuFest Summer ’22 Gallery
Our summer event, OkwuFest, gave young Igbos and anybody else interested a taste of Igbo culture and a chance to socialise and have fun.
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What is “Uhie/Ufie” Camwood?
Uhie/ufie has been part of Igbo skincare for centuries. Derived from tree bark, it has mild antiseptic properties that cleanse the skin when made into a paste with water. It’s used as an exfoliator to treat skin conditions such as pimples, warts and cysts. In practice, it was used to soften and clear the skin…
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Why are there so many light-skinned Igbos?
Why are there so many light skinned Igbo people? Well, possible factors that may have contributed to this phenomenon, include the environment, genetics, preference and historical events.
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Okwu ndị Igbo n'ala bekee.