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Igbadike Dance by Atlanta Igbo School
Students of the Atlanta Igbo School perform the Igbadike Dance on June 9, 2018 at the school's annual fundraiser. Choreographed by Queenette Ohaya, director of the Atlanta Igbo School.
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Menstrual disorders in Rural Igbo women of Ebonyi State, South East Nigeria
International Journal of Medicine and Health Development, 2007 Background: Rural Igbo women frequently perceive disorders of menstruation in the context of their inability to achieve pregnancy, and may otherwise not volunteer information on such abnormalities in the gynaecological clinic.
Odi' Ugochukwu J. Umeora +1 more
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Challenging the Colonial Stereotypes or Conforming to Them: Investigating Achebe’s Intent in Things Fall Apart [PDF]
Journal of Humanistic and Social Studies, 2019 Chinua Achebe in Things Fall Apart attempts to depict the pre-colonial Igbo life, culture and traditions along with the systematic description of a fully functioning administration, religion, justice system, social and family rituals of the Igbo ...
A. B. M. Shafiqul Islam +1 more
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Atilogwu Dance by Atlanta Igbo School
Atilogwu translates from Igbo to English as "Is this magic?" Traditionally a spirited dance, spectators would ask if magical assistance was used to make the dancers perform such a complicated routine while making it look easy, thus, Atilogwu.
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Evaluating Totemism in Some Igbo Culture Areas as an African Belief System
, 2021 This work evaluates totemism in Igbo culture as an African belief system. The younger generation is bereft of the knowledge of what totems are in Igbo culture because the missionaries that brought Christianity in Igbo land termed her culture idol ...
Anthonia Chinyere Ephraim-Chukwu
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ReligionsThis study explores the ethical dilemmas in contemporary Igbo Christian marriages as couples navigate the interaction between modernity and cultural identities.
Kanayochukwu Michael Okoye +1 more
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RENAISSANCE IN THE IGBO CULTURE OF ỌZỌ CORONATION
, 2020 The topic of this study is “A Renaissance in the Igbo Culture of á»zá» Coronationâ€. It is no news that the á»zá» title is an exalted position for those privileged to be coroneted into it. Such people are traditionally highly placed in the land.
Ebubechineke , Ifeyinwa B. +1 more
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Cultural–Cognitive Study of Selected Death-Oriented Personal Names in Igbo
LanguagesWorking chiefly within the tenets of Cultural Linguistics (CL), this study examines the cultural and cognitive motivations that underlie selected death-oriented personal names among the Igbo of South-eastern Nigeria.
Ikenna Kamalu +2 more
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CHINESE COLOUR SYMBOLISM: IT’S SIGNIFICANCE TO THE IGBO
, 2020 Colour contains rich cultural, mythical, historical, religious, political, and linguistic connotations. In the field of human cognition, there are some differences in the selection and semantic association of colour and colour words among different ...
Okafor, Miracle Uzochukwu
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