isiomamagazine

02/07/2024

HAPPY NEW MONTH FAMILY!

22/10/2023

TRIBAL MARKS:
THE BEAUTY OF AFRICAN CULTURE, SYMBOL OF RECOGNITION.

African tribal marks are traditional scarifications or facial markings that have been used for centuries by various ethnic groups across Africa. These marks are specific to each tribe and serve different purposes, including identification, lineage, beauty, and rites of passage.

Tribal marks are made by cutting the skin with a sharp object like a knife or razor blade and applying dark pigments, such as traditional dyes or ashes, to create designs or patterns. The specific designs and locations of the marks vary widely among tribes, ranging from simple lines or dots to more intricate geometric or symbolic shapes.

In some African cultures, tribal marks are seen as a form of beauty and a sign of tribal identity. They can signify social status and family association, often indicating the person's belonging to a particular lineage or clan. Facial markings can also serve as a way to show one's passage into adulthood or participation in specific rituals or ceremonies.

However, the practice of tribal marking has declined significantly in many African communities due to various factors, including colonization, modernization, and changing aesthetic preferences. Today, tribal marks are less commonly found among younger generations who embrace Western styles or disapprove of the practice due to its painful and potentially harmful nature.

It is important to note that the significance and cultural practices related to tribal marks vary greatly among different African tribes. Therefore, understanding the specific customs, beliefs, and historical context of a particular tribe is crucial to fully comprehending the meaning and implications of their tribal marks.

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20/10/2023

Happy birthday to the Omu of Anioma. Her Royal Majesty Obi Martha Dunkwu.

18/08/2023

17/08/2023

"ISIOMA ACRONYM".

I- INSPIRATIONAL

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I-INNOVATIVE

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17/08/2023

Join us as we celebrate the official unveiling of "Isioma Indigenous Magazine," a trade mark of "La Veronica Magazine" on 9th August 2023.

Click the link in our bio to read and enjoy our indigenous articles, interviews, and spotlight on icons who are making a positive impact globally.

Don't miss out on this exciting new platform that showcases the beauty and richness of our culture. Stay tuned for more updates and exclusive content from Isioma Indigenous Magazine.

10/08/2023

OFFICIAL UNVEILLING OF "ISIOMA INDIGENOUS MAGAZINE",A TRADE-MARK OF "LA VERONICA MAGAZINE "9TH AUGUST 2023.
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https://isiomamagazine.com/igbo-akwa-ocha/

https://isiomamagazine.com/isiomas-language-corner-articles-and-lifestyle/

https://isiomamagazine.com/seven-popular-types-of-igbo-soups-that-you-might-want-to-try/

https://isiomamagazine.com/what-do-you-need-to-know-about-the-igbo-traditional-rites/

https://isiomamagazine.com/spotlite-on-dr-joe-okei-odumakin-an-enuani-woman-from-delta-state-making-waves-globally/

https://isiomamagazine.com/festivals-in-nigeria/

https://isiomamagazine.com/colors-of-diversity-exploring-the-customs-and-beliefs-of-the-ukwuani-tribe/

https://isiomamagazine.com/guardians-of-heritage-the-enduring-traditions-of-the-ika-tribe/

https://isiomamagazine.com/the-anioma-tribe-blessed-with-a-rich-cultural-heritage-deeply-rooted-in-traditional-values-and-customs/

https://isiomamagazine.com/vibrant-and-diverse-culture-of-agbor-tribe/

09/08/2023

Official Unveiling of a trade mark of & Celebrating the
International Day Of World's Indigenous People 2023:

Theme-
Indigenous Youth as Agents of Change for Self-determination.

Publisher-
Model-

Stylist -

Photography-

💄- Glambyodun

09/08/2023

Today, August 9th, 2023, we are excited to unveil our long-awaited Indigenous magazine, "Isioma Magazine," a trademark of "La Veronica Magazine."

"Isioma Magazine" is a dynamic and extraordinary quarterly publication that aims to celebrate culture, diversity, traditions, and lifestyle. With its launch today, we hope to bring you closer to the rich and vibrant heritage of different communities.

Stay tuned for the exciting content that "Isioma Magazine" will unleash in 2023 and beyond. Join us on this journey as we explore and showcase the beauty of various cultures and traditions of over 250 distinct ethnic groups in Nigeria and cultures from around the globe.

Publisher Princess Veronica Okei
Models- Abuchi Isaac & Monday
Ukpoma
Stylist- Tomi Otekunrin
Photography-Yomi Saalam
💄- Glambyodun

31/07/2023

WATCH OUT WORLD!

"AUGUST 9TH IS THE CODE".
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14/06/2023

14/06/2023

STAY WOKE!

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