MASQUERADE: WHEN THE SPIRITS COME OUT TO MINGLE
Among one of the largest ethnic groups in Nigeria, masquerades were viewed in the past to be an embodiment of ancestral spirits and were treated sacredly.
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Ethiopia: A Journey into the Cradle of Humanity
Ethiopia is a place where marvels and ancient traditions meet.
Understanding the Lip Plates and Traditions of the Mursi People
For the Mursi women, the lip plate is an epitome of beauty, maturity and a true expression of their femininity.
The Argungu Fishing Festival: A Celebration of Culture in Kebbi, Nigeria
The event is a celebration of tradition and skill, showcasing the mastery of fishermen who have travelled from various local governments within and outside the state, who have come armed with only a hand net to wade into the river, struggling with the currents and the ever-slippery fish.
World’s Greatest Football Rivalry Closes Curtain
Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo have captivated fans across the globe with their edge-of-the-seat performances for both clubs and country.
IGBO APPRENTISHIP SYSTEM AS AN AGE LONG TOOL FOR EMPOWERMENT
This apprenticeship system is one of the largest business development program in the world.
CLASSROOM EDUCATION VS STREET EDUCATION – WHICH IS BETTER?
The biggest challenge is how to balance both formal education as well as street education to produce a thoroughbred individual.
IGBO FAMILIES PROVIDE SUPPORT FOR NEWLY MARRIED COUPLES
One of the remarkable things about the socio-cultural life of the Igbo ethnic group is their ability to provide communal support to each other, especially in times of great need.
CELEBRATION OF LOVE – AN IGBO WEDDING
Igba Nkwu Nwanyi is the Igbo traditional marriage ceremony celebrating love.
Omugwo and Its Contribution to Postpartum Care
In Nigeria, the Igbo tribe, over generations, has built a custom that provides postpartum care for mothers with newborns called Omugwo.