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This is a practice a lot of Igbo people don't know about today.

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One of the many benefits of Omugwo. An invention of the so “misogynistic” Igbo culture 🤭

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Witness the maidens as they complete the sacred planting, their hands working the soil in rhythmic devotion to Inkosazana—the goddess of agriculture and fertility. #Umcimbi #Culture #Zulu #African #Heritage #Tradition

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Be careful ooo,see what this people are doing😳

@𝔸b𝕒𝕫𝕫

Things You Should Know as an Onye Igbo.

@Ifeoma Igbotic

This is a very important notice to who it may concern. If you do not understand Igbo, please get a translator.🙏🏾🫩

The igbo dey hit whizzy hard 😂

I have often wondered why other tribes always inject themselves whenever Igbos debate on who is Igbo or not, as regards the South South. It’s not the same when other tribes debate the same. It’s a complex issue, but this video by Dr Katch Ononuju has explained it all, plus more.

I (handler) am just learning that the Okporoko which is mostly consumed by Ndi Igbo is produced in Norway and this is the process of drying it 😯😮 Indeed we learn everyday

@Ólú ndị Igbo

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