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LINGUISTIC SIMILARITIES BETWEEN THE IBIBIO, EFIK AND IGBO: MY FINDINGSI did my NYSC in Akwa Ibom. I wasn't just a corp member but a researcher. I was curious about many

Okafọ was an Igweọcha (now Port Harcourt) based businessman. He hailed from Ogidi. He went for an apprenticeship then got settled in 1959. He put more efforts in business then

List of Books on Biafra War. They don't teach history, now read history. 1. No Tears Left: Biafra to Bosna by Dom Colbert2. Postcolonial Conflict & the Question of Genocide

Okeke and Ebuka were friends. After secondary school, the world parted them to fight for their future.Okeke is in the university, reading Logistics and Transportation Studies.Ebuka went for apprenticeship the

The Igbo word "Eze" doesn't mean king. Eze means a skillful one, a professional, the expert in his field. For instance: Ezeji— a man who has large farm of yam/yam

For those of you watching Nollywood especially Asaba branch thinking that igwe, prince and princess are Igbo cultural construct. "Igbo enwe eze" means that Igbo don't have king. Igbo had

I went for a job interview in Igbo land and put on isiagụ dress, bead on my neck and wrist. The interviewers are Igbo. It was my first job interview

I have seen people slapping themselves, knocking their heads to find Igbo words for:FacebookTwitterInstagramComputerWhatsAppWhen they are unable to do so, they will say that Igbo Language is incomplete. I read