(NEW) How to Practice Igbo Spirituality - Odinala Explained
Finally made a step by step guide on who to practice Odinala on Youtube
Click: https://t.co/GbNiBTLqVV
These are my people.
A people whose story is woven with courage, resilience and honour.
Our fathers left us a legacy,
our mothers preserved the home,
and today, we carry the responsibility of keeping the story alive.
Hello guys...
Here is my New Art,
Title: Echoes In Chains
Medium: Ballpoint Pen on Paper
This Piece tells the story of slave trade.
They were bound, beaten, and stripped of their freedom.
Kindly share your opinions and what you think
Enjoying some Igbo music at @phcityheights in Port Harcourt.
Even though I don’t understand, but music they say don’t need permission to enter your spirit 🤭🥰
13. Finally, some communities required its men to be a part of specific moral orders in order to hold public office. For Aros and related community, this was Ekpe/Okonko who's members were Maazi. For most Ndiigbo it was Nze na Ozo, who's members were Nze, Ozo or Igwe (the leader)
Igbo Oha Democracy (How it worked).
1. The primary unit of Oha Democracy is the family, rather than the 'town' or 'national' government. Meaning the family government had the highest jurdisdiction and was the most important part of the system (Thread).
13. Another type of traditional ruler emerged as warlords or hyper-successful men who's status was preserved as a hereditary monarchy. Typically in the coastal Niger Delta and previously known as Merchant Kings. This class tends to have more direct command of their communities