Igbo Traditions
The Igbo people place a high value on family and communal relationships. The extended family system is integral, and decisions are often made collectively by elders or respected members of the community.
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Arts and Crafts of the Igbo People
The Igbo people's arts and crafts are an expression to their cultural pride, perseverance, and creativity.
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The Igbo Concept of “Ọfọ” and Justice
Ọfọ is a divine and ancestral mandate for truth, fairness and social harmony.
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Igbo Traditional Governance and Leadership
The Igbo traditional governance system is a sophisticated combination of democracy, communalism, and accountability.
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The Concept of “Ọjị” (Kola Nut) and Its Cultural Significance
In Igbo culture the kola nut (Ọjị) is no ordinary fruit; it is a sacred symbol of spiritual unity and…
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Igbo Religion and Beliefs
The Igbo religious landscape is a testament to the resilience and adaptability of their culture.
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Language and Proverbs in Igbo Society
The Igbo language and its proverbs are inseparable from the cultural and social life of the Igbo people.
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The Role of Family and Kinship in Igbo Culture
Family and kinship are central to Igbo culture and govern social relationships, morals, and communal life.
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The Igbo People, Language, and Society
Igbo, Ibo (self-designations Igbo, Onyeigbo, Ndigbo), people of southeastern Nigeria. They constitute the greater population of the states of Enugu,…
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The Origin and History of the Igbo People
The Igbo people are one of Africa’s most cosmopolitan ethnic groups with a rich and glorious history with beautiful displays…
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Igbo Traditional Marriage Customs
Igbo traditional marriage customs deeply reflect the identity, values, and communal respect of the Igbo people.
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