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What is the Ekpe Society?
The Ekpe society, also known as the Leopard Society, is a traditional fraternal secret society found primarily among the Ejaham, Efik, Ibibio, and Igbo peoples of southeastern Nigeria and western Cameroon. This society plays a significant role in the cultural, social, and political life of these communities. The society is known for its elaborate rituals,…
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A full list of Nsibidi and Akagu Resources
Nsibidi is an ancient writing system that has been in use for centuries in Southeastern Nigeria by the indigenous peoples, such as the Ejagham, Ibibio-Efik, and Igbo. Its origins can be traced back to around 400 AD, although some believe it’s even older. Nsibidi symbols were traditionally used for various purposes, including communication, religious practices,…
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The best 10 books for learning about Igbo history and culture
Discover Igbo culture and history with these 10 useful books. 1. Political Organization in Nigeria Since the Late Stone Age: A History of the Igbo People Explore the uncharted political history of the Igbo people, a significant Nigerian ethnic group, before the Trans-Atlantic slave trade. This pioneering study delves into the transformations in Igbo political…
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3 books to help you learn Igbo
If you’re looking to learn Igbo and don’t know where to start, here are three books you can buy to that will be useful in getting started. 1. Igbo Dictionary for Children Yvonne Mbanefo’s Igbo dictionary is perfect for children aged 6 and above as they can easily understand the words and illustrations. We’ve purchased…
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How to Write Your Name in Nsibidi?
If you’re interested in using Nsibidi to write your name or any other written content for purposes such as tattoos, branding, T-shirt designs etc, this article will help you find the best approach to achieve your goal. What is Nsibidi/Nsibiri? Nsibidi is an ancient writing system that has been in use for centuries in Southeastern…
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