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"Kindred" refers to a group of people who share a common origin, ancestry, or affinity. Do you know the name of your kindred?? Mine : Ányá bú ogu

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Chieftaincy title In Igbo culture, taking on a chieftaincy title, called ime mmụọ, is a deeply respected tradition. The phrase ime mmụọ means "entering the spirit," showing how a person becomes highly regarded in their community. It’s not just about getting a title; it’s about becoming a guardian of the people’s values, traditions, and spiritual beliefs.

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🗓️Igbo calender🗓️ The Igbo calendar, also known as the Igbo lunar calendar, is a traditional system used by the Igbo people of Nigeria to organize time and cultural events. Unlike the Gregorian calendar, which is solar-based, the Igbo calendar is lunar and revolves around the cycles of the moon.

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Ancestral sprits In our Igbo culture, ancestral spirits hold a deeply revered place. We believe that our ancestors continue to be present in our lives even after they’ve passed on. These spirits are thought to guide, protect, and influence the living, bridging the gap between the physical world and the spiritual realm. Ancestral spirits are honored and consulted in various ways. During traditional ceremonies and festivals, we offer sacrifices and prayers to seek their blessings. We believe that these offerings, which may include food, drinks, or other items, serve as a way to show respect and maintain a harmonious relationship with our forebears. In daily life, people often turn to ancestral spirits for guidance. When faced with difficult decisions or challenges, we might seek advice through divination practices or consult elders who interpret messages from the spirits. This connection to our ancestors is not just about seeking favors; it’s also about maintaining a sense of continuity and respect fo…

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Ogbanje An ọgbanje for what was thought to be an evil spirit that would deliberately plague a family with misfortune. Belief in ọgbanje in Igboland is not as strong as it once was, although there are still some believers. Its literal meaning in the Igbo language is "children who come and go". Sometimes the word ọgbanje has been used as a synonym for a rude or stubborn child. The word ogbanje once served as a mythological ways of understanding what were once unknown diseases that often claimed the lives of children (such as SIDS and sickle cell disease),as the inheritance of these diseases within families may have led people to conclude that the children involved were all incarnations of the same malevolent spirit.

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CHI - AGOZIE GOD HAS BLESSED ME (CHUKWU AGOZIE MU) Finally a journey of four years has come to an end💃💃. Since my birth ,my life has been filled with blessings just as my name says........ I am truly blessed to witness this moment, I am forever grateful to my parents for all they have done for me ,for providing,caring for me throughout school, even in these hard times they still do their best to make sure I am okay in school ☺️ THANK you mum and Dad ,you are the God that I see❤️ Thanks to my ancestors for the spiritual work they do behind the scenes,I know they are always watching and protecting me Ndị ichié mu ndewo (My ancestors thank you)

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Oji (kola-nut) The Igbos refers to the kola nut as “the greatest symbol of Igbo hospitality. It always comes first. ‘It is the king’. And because of the important place it occupies, presenting it is very ceremonial. The ceremony begins with the presentation of the kola nut to the guests through the next ran…

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⚡AMADIOHA(GOD OF THUNDER) ⚡ Amadioha is the Arusi or Agbara of thunder and lightning of the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria. He is amongst the most popular of Igbo deities and in some parts of Igboland, he is referred to as Amadiora, Kamalu (which is short for Kalu Akanu), Kamanu,or Ofufe.Astrologically, hi…

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🏹AGWU 🏹 Agwu Nsi also known as "Agwo Nsi" is the Arusi of divination. The earth is inhabited by Agwu, a spiritual entity that goes beyond a mere force. Agwu possesses intellectual and volitive faculties, exerting significant influence on human affairs. Revered as the patron spirit of the dibia (diviner-cum-he…

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🌞 Goddess Anyanwu 🌞 Anyanwu is also known as : - Anyanwu Na Agbaa (Goddess of the Rising Sun) - Oluwa Anyanwu (Lord of the Sun) - Eze Nwanyi (Queen of the Sun) - Uwa Anyanwu (Sun Mother) - Nne Anyanwu (Mother of Light) - Aguwa Anyanwu (Bringer of Light) - Ikuku Anyanwu (Giver of Radiance) The name and …

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🌊Goddess osimiri 🌊 Goddess Osimiri is a deity associated with rivers, water, and fertility. Osimiri is believed to be a gentle and nurturing goddess, who bestows blessings of fertility, prosperity, and good fortune upon her devotees. She is often depicted as a beautiful woman surrounded by water lilies and f…

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🌼Goddess ugboka🌼 Ugboka is a goddess of fertility, prosperity, and wealth. Ugboka is often depicted as a beautiful woman with a large womb, symbolizing her role in granting fertility and abundance. Ugboka is also known by other names in different Igbo communities, including: - Ugwuocha - meaning "Greatness"…

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🪴 GODDESSE AHỊAJỌKỤ 🪴 A goddess of agriculture also known as: - Ahia Njoku: "Ahia" means "market" or "farm", and "Njoku" means "yam". So, Ahia Njoku can be translated to "Yam of the Market" or "Yam of the Farm". - Ifejioku: "Ifeji" means "yam" and "Oku" means "wealth" or "prosperity". So, Ifejioku can…

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🦚GODDESS EZI-NWANYI 🦚 Ezi-nwanyi is a goddess in Igbo culture, celebrated as the embodiment of beauty, love, and relationships. She is often depicted as a stunningly beautiful woman, adorned with intricate hairstyles and ornate jewelry, symbolizing her association with femininity and grace. As the goddess of b…

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🌺GODDESS UHAMMIRI🌺 Goddess Uhammiri is a revered deity in Igbo mythology, Nigeria. She is the goddess of: - Good fortune and prosperity - Wealth and abundance - Fertility and childbirth - Agriculture and harvest Uhammiri is an Igbo word that means "Good fortune" or "Good luck". The name Uhammiri is derive…

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⚔️ GODDESS OYA⚔️ Oyá is a revered goddess in both Igbo and Yoruba cultures, although her roles and significance differ slightly between the two traditions. *Igbo Culture:* In Igbo culture, Oyá is known as Ọyā (pronounced "oh-yah") and is revered as a powerful goddess of: - Storms and wind - Fertility …

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✨GODDESS IDEMILI ✨ also know as: 1. Idem Ogwugwu (Goddess of Good Fortune) 2. Uto (Goddess of Fertility) 3. Ana (Goddess of the Earth) 4. Nne Idemili (Mother of Good Fortune) 5. Ogwugwu Idemili (Goddess of Prosperity Goddess Idemili is a river goddess in Igbo mythology. She is the goddess of the Idemil @ i Ri…

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As the years passed, Nneoma's wisdom and power continued to grow, and she became a beloved and revered figure throughout the land. She used her staff and spear to protect and guide her people, and her presence brought peace and prosperity to all who sought her aid. Eventually, Nneoma's time on earth came to an end,…

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