Egara or mbem is an ancient African singing style that is going out of style. The question is will it survive or will it be lost in time?
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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…