Bauchi women have unique childcare practices and traditions that are rooted in our culture. We are not familiar with the Igbo practice of Omugwo, and we do not see the need for it. Not that the ...

On the Mother Tongue Day event, Lolo Nneka said a lot of activities had already been lined up to help trigger the debate for urgent revival of Igbo language and culture. She encouraged parents ...

NWAMI International Malta (NIM)'s upcoming Culture Café will explore the vibrant global tradition of Carnival. Taking place at 10:30am on 22 February at Ta' Detta Restaurant, Valletta Waterfront ...

The Association of Igbo Town Unions, ASITU, has condemned in the strongest terms the alleged ongoing, systematic demolition of lawfully acquired properties belonging to Igbo people in Lagos State.

An Igbo group, Igbo Woman Assembly, IWA, has raised the alarm that the spoken Igbo language may disappear in the next few ...

"The Kaduna Declaration made by the CNG highlighted the need for the Igbo people to leave northern Nigeria and join their Biafran brethren in the East to pursue their dream of a separate nation.

Mother Tongue Day approaches, the Igbo Women Assembly (IWA) has launched an initiative to preserve the Igbo language, which is predicted to go extinct in six years if urgent action is not ...

the IWA President disclosed that a school is being proposed for establishment to begin to teach the children the language early enough and inculcate in them the Igbo culture.

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The African Student Organization brought a night of elegance, mystery, and culture to Binghamton at their annual Afahye last ...

Even though Mbata is from Rivers State, there are dissenting voices from some people in the state saying that they are not Igbo. One of them is Ezenwo Nyesom Wike, a former governor of the state ...

The Igbo Women Assembly (IWA), a pressure group, has vowed to drag the Lagos State Government to court over its legislation for the exclusive teaching of the Yoruba Language in state-owned schools.