The monarchical system of government has played a significant role in Igbo land, shaping the political, social, and cultural landscape of the region. The monarchical system of government in Igbo land has ancient roots, dating back to pre-colonial times. Each Igbo community had its own monarch, known as the “Obi” or “Eze,” who served as…
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…
High cost of traditional marriage rites, especially bride price in some Southeastern states, particularly Imo, is a common experience many men who have followed their would-be-wives to their communities for marriage consummation encounter. Stories of men who abandoned their marriage plans while others go on with the experience but later severe relationship with the bride’s…
