History & Knowledge
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History & Knowledge
@Ifecentric
reporting historical research based on written records



Learn the difference now Gele (Handkerchief) Ichafu


How the Badly Shaped Head of an Itsekiri Carrier Saved Him from Sacrifice, 1897.



The money used in Southern Nigeria was called “Igho” Manilla and came about during Benin contact with Europeans. Manillas were abolished through a combination of legal bans, economic pressure, and forced exchange programs, ending completely by 1948 under British colonial rule.











@Hhonor_ The second attire is Benin. Iboes,be proud of ur indigenous attires,stop stealing other people's own.. Na why people dislike una so. Thieves.


First is Igbo version of this staff, second is Edo version of this staff, while the third is the Yoruba version. We still do not know where it started as its similarities are found even in Benin Republic, Cameroon, and other neighbouring countries.









Nollywood writers were lazy I tell ya.... Didn't even bother with historical accuracy at all. Igbo ancestors didn't use coweries for money. They actually created their own currency (First Image). Date: 1926 Location: Akwa. We did use coweries (Second Image). I'm just not sure what it was meant for. For the coweries Date: Early 1930s Location: Arochukwu



i go like go SA but i sabi how much dey my aza. na why i go abuja










