LANGUAGE , CULTURE AND TRADITION

ANAMBRANEWS.NG CALLS ON NDIGBO TO SUPPORT NDIGBO VIVA PODCAST ON JOMBO-OFO TV !

Mission to Reconnect & Advance Igbo Civilization & Culture For centuries, the Igbo people have built, fought, and thrived, yet much of our history remains untold or distorted. Now is the time to reclaim our story! Ndigbo Viva is more than just a podcast—it is a movement to revive our…

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MASQUERADES IN ANAMBRA STATE

By : Ifeoma Anidebe . Masquerades are called (Mmanwu) in Igbo land. In the English dictionary, masquerades referred to people or persons wearing costumes and masks for entertainment but for Ndi Anambra, spirits rather than humans reside and control the masquerade.Masquerades are classified according to their specialization. They possess certain…

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ANCIENT ANAMBRA WOMEN’S ACCESSORIES AND MAKEUP

Makeups and accessories are added auxiliary ornaments that beautify a woman. At a point in life, Zara makeups, eye pencils, lipsticks, gold, silver, and diamond necklaces were not common among the Anambra women rather traditional ornaments and makeups were the means of beautification the women upheld in those days. For…

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Media Guru Chief Uche Nworah To Deliver Lecture On Titles In Igboland At Oxford University

Chief Uche Nworah, the former Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the state-owned media house, Anambra Broadcasting Service, Awka, has been invited by James Currey Society in Oxford University to speak on title ‘The Significance of Titles In Igboland’. Oxford University is one of the oldest and foremost universities…

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Anambra meets with History

In the beginning, 1976, the regime of General Murtala Mohammed saw a vast land in the Northern half of East-Central state, and thought it was a good idea to make it a state of its own. The land was called Anambra. The name was derived from a river called Omambala,…

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Meet the King whose reign is as old as the Republic of Nigeria

By Orji, Somtoochukwu Igwe Kenneth Onyeneke Orizu III is the King and traditional ruler of Nnewi. He has been the king of this town even before Nigeria became a republic. The Igwe was coronated on June 2, 1963. His Royal Majesty Igwe Kenneth was born in 1925 to the late…

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Igwe Daniel Obele Of Nawfia Receives Certificate Of Recognition From Anambra State Government

By Orji, Somtoochukwu Igwe Daniel Obele has formally been recognized as the traditional ruler of the Nawfia community by the state government. He received a certificate of recognition at the office of Mr Greg Obi, the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Matters The presentation was done by Mr Gerald…

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ANAMBRA TO HOST THE FIRST IGBO SPELLING BEE COMPETITION IN NIGERIA

By: Chinedu Aniagboso The first Igbo spelling bee competition in Nigeria titled “Oka Nsupe Igbo” (Igbo Master Speller) is set to take place in Anambra state. The competition which is designed for junior and senior secondary school students in Nigeria is scheduled to hold from 13th to 14th May 2022.…

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