DIBIA NWANGWU UCHENDU

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Tag: Igbo culture.

  • The Echo of Gunpowder in Ọdịnanị Igbo Spirituality.

    In Igbo land where the link between the living and the spirits thins, a thunderous ritual ignites the soul of tradition. This is known as “Nsiegbe” or simply gunpowder. This explosive element transcends mere noise. It serve as a bridge to the divine in Ọdịnanị, the ancient Igbo spiritual practice. Aside colonial imports, gunpowder called

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  • The Versatility of Calabash: Exploring Its Traditional, Spiritual and Economic Uses.

    Calabash is scientifically known as Lagenaria siceraria. It is a vine plant native to Africa, Asia and the Americas. It belongs to the gourd family and is widely known for its uniquely shaped fruit which is often dried and used for various purposes. In this article written by Dibịa Nwangwu Uchendu, we will explore the

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