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I'm at such a place of peace and consciousness right now that i refuse to engage in any disruptive or negative conversation that lacks an edifying reason for it's existence.
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Ila Oso Festival Uzuakoli: A Dynamic Display of Igbo Culture and Unity
Photo: Ila Oso showing Agu Amamba
The vibrant town of Uzuakoli in Abia State, Nigeria, bursting into life with the rhythmic beat of drums and the spirited march of age groups under the December sky.
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If you love powerful storytelling in Igbo, you need to check out Ugochituberem on TikTok. She’s absolutely brilliant.
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THROWBACK! 10years ago, Zoro, Hype MC and Klint Da Drunk released this song “Konfuse”😂🤩
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@Deputyzaddy @The__Vyrus How many of them has entered the other places?
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@The__Vyrus There is a reason why these new takers like jeriq and co are going beyound SE, it’s for more visibility and recognition. This, slowdog doesn’t have, you can’t rate him up there just by one criteria. I bet you. Most homies don’t even know him even in that SE.
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Two Nigerian artistes with greatest longevity in the industry
1. Flavour
2. Slow Dog
These two guys since the early 2000s still remain relevant.
I don’t know how they do it
@𝗼𝗻𝗲𝗷𝗼𝗯𝗹𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗯𝗼𝘆@OneJoblessBoy
"You can't book Flavour this Christmas... Flavour is a continent by himself, he has no competition... Flavour plays like 20 instruments. The boy is just music." - Obi Asika
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There’s no fixed amount earned per stream, it depends on several factors, including location and the month the streams occur.
Eg: if 5M of the streams come from the UK, he will earn more from a 10 million streams from Nigeria.
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David Mpopo 🎊@DavidMpopo01
How do they calculate that streaming revenue, let's how much this dude got in 30M streams for Laho
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“Mbari house, Umowa town, Oratta Ibo [Urata Igbo], just completed, 1933.” — Photographed by G. I. Jones.
Ozi Ikoro@OziIkoro
6. Architecture: “Mbari house, Umowa town, Oratta Ibo [Urata Igbo], just completed, 1933.” G. I. Jones. Mbari houses are the outstanding cultural features of the Oratta and Etche proper. These structures, which have the appearance of temples, contain painted mud figures and are
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@Drwhales_ @topetyez_ How will you even know phyno lyrical depth when you don’t understand the language?
He is a better rapper but can sell out stadiums even in his own city 🤣🤣
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Agbogho Mmuo (Maiden Spirit) mask, worn in dances honoring Ala, the Earth Goddess. The elaborate headpiece reflects traditional Igbo women’s hairstyles, while the facial markings imitate mbubu (body modification) and uli indigo body art. Zemanek-Münster.
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the enduring significance of masquerades in their cultural identity. Agbogho mmuo, Igbo maiden spirit mask, performed by younger men. North-central Igbo area. Pitt Rivers Museum. Igbo masquerades are a profound exwpression of cultural identity, blending artistry, spirituality,
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Gịnị mere na ndị Igbo achọghị ịghọta na nwata na-asụ Igbo nwekwara ike ịmuta ma sụọ asụsụ ọzọ?... Igbo tụrụ ilu sị n'onye gbochiri enyi ya ịbụ eze, agaghị enwe enyi bụ eze. Onye nakwa eme, ọ nakwa echeeki.
Kuziere nwa gị asụsụ Igbo ka ọ dị ka ibe ya!
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Yam barn in Onitsha Province (now Anambra-Enugu), Eastern Region, Nigeria, 1967. Photo by Drs. G.W. Grootenhuis.
Ozi Ikoro@OziIkoro
The Igbo Yam Barn: Tradition, Storage, and Celebration Photo by J. Stocker around the 1930s. British Museum. Yam is an essential crop in Igbo culture, often referred to as the “king crop.” It is not just a source of food but also a symbol of wealth, hard work, and prestige.
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