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Egwu Ọja is special music popular among Igbo people in South-East Nigeria. The Ọja is a flute made out of wood and played at cultural events including wrestling fights, marriage ceremonies, Ofala and others. While it can accompany dance, it can be played as a solo act. To learn more about the Ọja, watch the…

My book, Within Carved Lines: The Secret Meanings of African Masks, reveals the ancestral secrets and ritual purposes that the art world often ignores. Keep exploring Egwu Ọja: The Magical Flute of the Igbo People Thoth’s Hidden Past in West Africa Revealed Will this ancient African singing style survive? Egara | Mbem Igbo The Real…

The New Yam Festival is an ancient Igbo celebration that holds significant cultural and traditional value in Africa, particularly in Enugu and other parts of Igbo land. This African culture and history are deeply rooted in the Iri ji festival, also known as the New Yam Festival, which is a time for the community to…

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Witness a powerful traditional African dance performance captured live during a cultural event. This display highlights the endurance and rhythmic precision of the performer. About this video This video documents a mesmerizing African masquerade taking place in an outdoor setting. The performer, adorned in vibrant traditional attire featuring a green wrap and yellow leg coverings,…

Ngonnso, the African DEITY that has been on exile for 120 years is ready to return home but her captors may not be so keen! The Ngonnso is a princess and a deity. She is the ancestral mother and founder of the Nso people. About this video Since she was taken away in 1902 by…