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Why is the 2023 Nigerian election the most important election Nigeria has ever had?
The 2023 Nigerian election is set to be the most significant in the country’s history for several reasons. While past elections have had similar issues, such as corruption through voter intimidation, vote buying, and false counting, the current circumstances make it different. Due to the recent hardships, more Nigerians are invested in this election than…
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Are Igbos or other Nigerians related to the Japanese?
The question of whether Igbos or other Nigerians are related to the Japanese has been a topic of interest among fans of anime who have noticed similarities between certain names. For instance, the names Chika, Azuka, Sola, and Osamu are found in both countries. The similarities between the two countries extend to their geographical names…
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Why is using your left hand stigmatised in Igbo Culture?
The Left-Handed Stigma: Why is using the left hand stigmatised in Igbo culture? In Igbo culture, using your left hand in certain everyday activities is often stigmatised and is seen as bad manners, especially when giving or receiving things from elders. This belief is embedded in traditional cultural proverbs, which often paint the left hand…
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How to Translate English to Igbo Online and more
If you’re looking for English – Igbo Translation or vice versa, we’re here to help! Translation tools are increasingly more important in our ever more global world and end up helping us bridge the gap between different cultures and communities. Whether you are a student, a business professional, or simply interested in learning more about…
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What is the Nigerian High Commission London, where is it and what can you do there?
What is a High Commission, and what’s the difference between a country a High Commission and an Embassy? The Nigerian High Commission in London is located at: 9 Northumberland Avenue, WC2N 5BX and is responsible for representing Nigeria in the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland. Unlike an embassy, which represents the interests of a sovereign…
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