Ok I want to start with apologies for this very very late announcement and reward for the winner of igbo-tales contest two weeks ago. I have been so so busy I swear I barely have time for myself! I know

In this round of my entry for the Igbo tales contest, I have a story to tell. Do enjoy. Back when I was a child, I used to wonder who was the person I always saw in my eye. I would spend hours looking

BRIDE PRICE IN IGBO LAND SOURCE Igbo kwenu!! Igbo kwenu!! Igbo kwezuonu…oooooooooo Good day steemians. A wonderful new week to you guys, I wish you success in all your endeavors. I am going to go all cultural

So this week I got three entries for the Igbo-tales Contest from @scarletmedia, @samuelenzy and @curtwriter and I was pleased to see their expository write-ups . Ok I Chose the winner to be @scarletmedia's

                  "What?" I squealed trying to picture the event unfolding. I regretted dropping my purse

“Ahiajoku, anyi n’ekele gi! Ahiajoku umu gi ekele gi!! Lekwa ji nke ohuru umu gi wetere!! Biko gozie ya k’anyi rie ya n’udo Isee!!!” This was what came to my mind as I tried to imagine how the Iri-Ji Ohuru

Igba Nkwu Nwanyi (wine carrying), Ibu Nkwu Nwanyi or Ihe Nrisa is the climax of marriage in Igbo culture. It is the traditional wedding ceremony. That day, kindreds (Ikwu na ibe) of both families, friends,

Ndi Igbo! Ekenem Unu!! Hello Steemians, its the second week of the igbo-tales contest. Thanks to @cwen for providing this means which igbos and others alike can share with the world about our rich and

Ndi Igbo.....ekenem unu! I am going to tell you something that happens in Igbo land. I intend exposing a certain group of people and their activities in Igbo land especially when it comes to burial

So I got two entries for this weeks Igbo-tales Contest from @scarletmedia and @curtwriter and I was pleased to see their expository write-ups . Ok I Chose the winner to be @curtwriter's post and He gets

I was raised by my grandparents in Owerri, the Imo state capital in Nigeria. While I was with them, I always anticipated and enjoyed the folktales told to me by my grandad. Today, I wish to share one of

Processing Palm Oil in the City This is a writing entry made for the #igbo-tales contest by @cwen. The Igbo culture is very rich with a lot of folklores, stories, festivals and a whole lot of other activities.

First of all, my gratitude goes to @cwen for this golden opportunity...the first of its kind that I've seen so far on the Steemit platform...to showcase the rich Igbo culture. Next is my dear old grandad

Hello Steemians, this past week I thought about my Steemit Journey and how to give back to this amazing community (with my own little token) that has helped me a lot emotionally, physically and financially.

                  That faithful day I was looking out of the window, makeup on and stark naked, waiting; waiting for

It’s 16th of December already! Checking MikeDaddy’s Whatsapp status for time last seen. It seems MikeDaddy might be in town soon, he was last online 2 days ago. Waiting for his call is like waiting to

It was a rainy day, Mama had left early for Afor Ogbe with her wares for the market for which the market day was named after. Each market day comes back after every four days cycle for there are four market