Part 3 concludes the episode on Patriarchy. In this part, we touch on feminism, relationship choices, and the expectations women and men have of each other. We also highlight some of the double standards women may have.
Young Igbo Forum: “What does Kanye mean in Igbo?” – CHALLENGE
Igbo Trivia Challenge at Okwu ID’s winter even last year. To take part, join us at #OKWUFEST (London) This summer. Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/okwufest… http://www.okwu. co Intro Music: Nkiru Juice Remix https://soundcloud.com/nkirukaofficial/
Young Igbo Forum: Can Africa Transform?
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COOKOFF: How to make (Awaya Ji) Kasi’ Yam Porridge
The CookOFF series features 2 contestants, each contestant chooses a dish they’re expert in cooking, after preparing the meal the judges give the contestants a mark out of 10 and a winner is announced.
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The 1st episode features Chimkasi’s yam porridge recipe which was given a solid rating of 9/10.
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Okwu ID RECAP: Season 1
FACT FILES: Arochukwu + the Aro Confederacy (Igbo History)
Okwu ID provide a crash course in Igbo history starting with a look at Arochukwu and the Aro Confederacy
So, What exactly is Arochukwu and what was the Aro confederacy?
Arochukwu and the Aro Confederacy
Arochukwu is a town situated in modern-day Abia State, an Igbo state located in south-eastern Nigeria. The town is positioned close to the waters of the bight of Biafra and the country Cameroon.
Arochukwu is an important historic town in Igboland, it is the home of the Aro people, an Igbo subgroup that dominated south-eastern Nigeria throughout the 18th and 19th century.
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