Many body modifications have been used by Africans for centuries; many of these modifications have been forgotten or gone into extinction, while others still hold true today. Although many may see these modifications as a form of body deformation, those who practice them, see them as a part of beauty. Lip plating is a body […]Read More
After Chukwu (the supreme God) and Ala (the mother of all), the most important deity in Igbo mythology is the Chi. Chukwu can be translated as ‘The Great Chi’. The Chi is a part of Chukwu that resides in human beings. Chi is a person’s spirit. It is a personal life force or, a person’s […]Read More
Here are the major foods you should expect to see at every Igbo traditional wedding. Igbo traditional weddings are a festive affair, from the outfits to the ceremonials, to the dancing, music and eventually the food. 1. Abacha Abacha is one of those delicacies that most people want to have in large quantities. But at […]Read More
These things were believed by the Igbo people in the ancient days and some still prevail to this day. The Igbos are the people of an ethnic group native to southeastern Nigeria. In ancient times, rules and beliefs were adapted to keep the sanity of the land and not incur the wrath of the gods. […]Read More
Nigeria is arguably one of the many countries in the world with more than a hundred different languages and ethnicities. Nigeria is home to many cultures, with diversity in food, language, customs, etc. This, amongst many other things, makes Nigeria a unique nation. Among the many cultures housed by Nigeria is the Igbo culture. The […]Read More
Hiking is a long, vigorous walk, usually on trails or footpaths in the countryside. It is a fantastic way to stay fit, keep the body in shape, give your mind time to relax, and also explore some of nature’s finest works. Nigeria’s landscape is a paradise for hikers with its various natural sites and tropical […]Read More
Remember the Dora Milaje, the special forces unit of the blockbuster movie Black Panther? The ones that fought bravely alongside men? Well, they aren’t entirely fictional. The characters of these warrior women were inspired by the Amazons of Dahomey, a fierce, all-female arm of the Dahomey army. Female warriors may be quite strange in many […]Read More
Traditionally called the Tapa by the Yorubas, the Nupes trace their origin to Tsoede who fled the court of Idah. The Nupe Kingdom occupies the northern part of the Igala Kingdom, an ethnic group located primarily in the Middle Belt and northern Nigeria. The Nupe call themselves Nupeci and refer to their language as Nupe […]Read More
Nigeria has some of the richest and most influential monarchs in Africa. It’s only right that their palaces should reflect such. Even if you can’t afford to live in your own palace, you can see what it might be like by visiting some of Nigeria’s most stunning palaces. 1. Zazzau’s Palace This picturesque palace entrance […]Read More
Omodoko is another Princess from Idah who is believed to have sacrificed her life for the safety of her people. This is a story about a brave Princess, a river and some uneatable breed of fish. Many of the accounts of historical events in Nigeria are told orally and passed down through generations. For this […]Read More
Speaking one’s indigenous language is important to pass oral traditions, heritage and diversity through generations. Speaking ones indigenous language is important to pass oral traditions, heritage and diversity through generations. So, why exactly are Nigerians shying away from their mother tongue? It is estimated that over 400 languages are spoken in Nigeria with major languages […]Read More
Every ethnic group in Nigeria has a traditional attire unique to their culture. Many also make use of caps in their attire. Caps in Nigerian traditional attire may have a particular cultural significance or just worn as an accessory. Nigeria is a country with diverse cultures, languages, traditions and people, and out of the many, […]Read More
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