The Igbo New Yam Festival, known as “Iri Ji” or “Iwa Ji,” is a vibrant celebration that takes place annually in various Igbo communities. This festival holds great significance as it marks the beginning of the yam harvesting season, which is a staple crop in Igbo culture. It is a time when the Igbo people…
Igbo Land, located in southeastern Nigeria, is known for its vibrant culture and traditions. While many Igbo festivals are still celebrated today, there are also some extinct festivals that have faded away over time. However, reviving and promoting these extinct festivals can be a fantastic way to attract tourists and create unique cultural experiences. By…
As Nigeria continues to develop and urbanize, many Igbo people are migrating to cities in search of better economic opportunities, education, and infrastructure. This has led to a decline in population and cultural activities in rural Igbo villages. The influence of Western culture, media, and values has had a significant impact on Igbo traditions and…
Exploring the rich cultural heritage of Igbo land is an immersive experience that will leave you in awe of the rich cultural tapestry of Igbo land. It is an incredible journey that takes you deep into the heart of Igbo traditions, customs, and history. It offers a chance to discover the unique aspects that make…
Traveling is not just about visiting new places and ticking off landmarks on a checklist; it’s about immersing ourselves in the rich tapestry of different cultures that make our world so diverse and fascinating. The Igbo people, known for their rich cultural heritage, have a deep sense of identity and a strong connection to their…
Traveling is a wonderful way to explore new places, immerse ourselves in different cultures, and create lasting memories. However, it’s essential to consider the impact our travels have on the environment and the communities we visit. Sustainable travel aims to minimize negative effects and maximize positive contributions, ensuring a better future for both the planet…
FEATURE In certain Southeast states, Mondays and any other day designated as a sit-at-home day—not public holidays— are off-limits to students. Large shopping centres like Roban Stores, Spar, and ShopRite, as well as several other large marketplaces like the main markets in Ogbete, Onitsha, Nnewi Automobile, and many other states like Anambra, Enugu, Ebonyi, Imo,…
