The epochal event draws credence to the fact that centuries ago, the people of Israel passed through viscisitudes under the control of Pharaoh of Egypt. A Biblical story that stands the test of time.
Many Indigenous people in Southeast Nigeria, who knew and referred to the River Niger as Orimiri Omambala, had their side to tell about the indelible incident that occurred during the Stone Age.
This draws credence to the 1803 incident, where about 75 Igbo people were allegedly captured and taken overseas for slavery. A story that never ended.
One who comes across this piece would be left with no options but to go out to purchase a natural honey for one’s self, and family consumption.
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Ogbunike, a notable town in Oyi Local Government Area of Anambra State is one of the most popular towns in Igbo land endowed with myriad of natural phenomenal for sightseeing.
He’s the first King in Ibadan, Southwestern Nigeria that stood for Christ and shut the mouth of the devil and his agents. Details of his activities will leave you wowed.
“From Pharaoh to Iran: Modern Passover of Israel” a dramatic Biblical scene Depicting Israelites’ Passover victory over Pharaoh of Egypt. Read Details here:👇
The archival discovery reflects when most girls in Igboland were going naked. It was the Vogue of marriage at puberty
Back in 1992, a legendary encounter unfolded at the Kalakuta Shrine in Nigeria, not just of musical genius but of smoke and rivalry. Picture this: Fela Anikulapo Kuti, Nigeria’s Afrobeat … Read More
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The culture of the Igbo People forbids certain practices relating to marriage and therefore frowns at any form of relationship that goes contrary to the proper union between a man and woman, called marriage. Despite their highly held ground on the above subject, there exist specific conditions that the people differ in marriage. This, however, is considered part of the culture of Ndi Igbo.
Empowering and uplifting those in our circle isn’t just a noble endeavor—it’s essential for fostering a thriving, supportive community. Here are compelling reasons why we should focus on building the … Read More
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The police are your friends only when you are free from any form of crime in society. Once you fall victim to any law, the contrary will become the case, and therefore, one is required to know the tips as presented in this piece👇
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