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Where is Igbo spoken?
IgboFest in houston[instagram.com] NigeriaThe Igbo language is one of Nigeria’s three major languages, primarily spoken by the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. It belongs to the Niger-Congo language family and is part of the Volta-Niger subgroup. Igbo is a tonal language, where the tone of pronunciation can alter a word’s meaning. It is spoken by
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The Cultural Significance of the Igbo August Meeting
At the heart of Igbo communities lies an age-old tradition, particularly significant for women—the Igbo August Meeting. This annual congress, held in August, draws Igbo women from various corners of the world (Home and Abroad) back to their ancestral villages, where they engage in discussions and collectively shape the future of their communities. Historical Background
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The Four Elements of All Igbo Societies
In this article, we explore the fundamental aspects that shape Igbo society, covering core values, traditions, and regulations that guide the Igbo people. These concepts are Pan-Igbo, embraced universally across the diverse ethnic groups of the Igbo pan-ethnicity. Ofo — God, Ancestors and Man Present in all Igbo communities, the ofo is a ritual staff
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What is Air Peace and Why is Its Success Important?
What is Air Peace? Air Peace is Nigeria’s leading airline, founded by Allen Ifechukwu Onyema in 2013. It has quickly grown to become a major player in Nigeria’s aviation industry, offering both domestic and international flights. What does Air Peace offer now? Air Peace has expanded its services to include international flights, connecting Nigeria to
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What is happening in Congo (DRC)?
Understanding the Crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo Root Causes of Conflict: The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is plagued by ongoing conflict rooted in historical ethnic tensions, political instability from disputed elections, and competition over valuable minerals like cobalt and copper. These factors perpetuate poverty and violence in the region. International Interests and
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