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Igbo Kwenu

Igbo Kwenu!

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In traditional Igbo gatherings, when spoken, “Igbo Kwenu!” it serves as a call that requires a response from those in attendance to recognize each other and the shared ancestry in Igbo land.

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An interview with Dr. Uwa Osimiri, co-founder of Chiist University, a premier African centered University destined to become the largest private university in Africa.
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Nnedi Okorafor is the author of several award winning novels including Zahrah the Windseeker, The Shadow Speaker, and the Long Juju Man. She has been the recipient of the Hurston/Wright literary awarde, the Wole Soyinka Prize for... more
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In this conclusion to the Biafran War memorial, we explore the present day conditions of Nigeria as it relates not only to Igbo people but to everybody, and try and rationalize whether it should remain united as one state.
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Biafran Memorial Part 2 Continued
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A continuation of the Biafran memorial to all of the Igbo people who lost their lives before, during, and after the Biafran War. In this episode, the focus will be on different battles and conflicts during the war.
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A memorial to all of the Igbo people who lost their lives before, during, and after the Biafran War.
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Where did Igbo people come from? What is the relation between them and the Yoruba, Edo, Ibibio and their other neighbors? Did they ever live in the Sahara? What about their connection to the Nile Valley? Or Congo? All these... more
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Poverty. War. Corruption. These are the words that are always used to describe Africa's future. But does Africa's future always have to be a struggle against an impending doomsday? Why can't Africa have a bright future? And most... more
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There's a kidnapping epidemic in Eastern Nigeria now, that is catching on like wild fire. Youths (18-35), who make up over 80% of the kidnappers, truly see this as the only way they can get quick money fast to, maybe, start something they... more
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Did you know that there is significant Igbo ancestry in Black America, so much so that at least 60% of Black Americans have at least 1 Igbo ancestor? Or that there is a significant Igbo presence in places like Haiti, Jamaica, Bahamas, and... more
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