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21/05/2025

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21/05/2025

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21/05/2025

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20/05/2025

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20/05/2025

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18/05/2025

F"I started acting professionally in 1995, but my big break came in 1999 with the movie Endtime. That film made me a well-known face in Nigeria and across Africa. Back then, Nollywood was just growing, and we had to work with little support. We told stories that touched people deeply, and I became popular for my roles in spiritual and strong emotional movies like The Last Burial and Billionaire’s Club.

Today’s generation has it better—there’s more funding, better equipment, and more attention from around the world. But I believe our time helped shape Nollywood into what it is now.

Sadly, I had to pause acting because of a serious health issue that affected my back. It was a very hard time, but I’m grateful for life and for those who stood by me through it all.

Even though I’m no longer active on screen, Nollywood will always remain a big part of my life.”

— Clem Ohameze

18/05/2025

Had a long conversation with my father just now, and honestly, Igbo traditions can amaze you as a man.

If your father is still alive — please, do everything you can to get close to him. Especially if you’re a man.
It’s even a must If you are the first Son.
There are things you’ll never hear outside that father-to-son talk.

One part of our discussion that had me thinking deeply was the tradition of keelinng a cow when your father or mother d!es.

That part is even normal.
Where it gets interesting is this — if your father or mother is still alive, you need to ask them:
“Did they k!ll cow for their own parents when they
d!ed?”
Because if they didn’t, then no matter how fine their burial is, traditionally, a cow must still be kelled for their own parents — even if it’s years later.

I even heard of someone who had to kpai seven cows — for his grandfather and great-grandfather — because it wasn’t done when they d!ed.

Now my head full with questions:
🔹What does the cow even symbolize?
🔹Is there a spiritual title they collect in the spirit world when the cow is kelled?
🔹Apart from umu nna collecting the meat, what exactly is the value?
🔹Is it true that if you kpai the cow well, things will start moving for you?
🔹Is this tradition just cultural or is it tied to something deeper?

Omo, this cow matter no be small something.
Maybe it’s time someone explains this thing clearly.
Because the more you hear, the more confused you get.

Is this cow kpaing everywhere in Alaigbo.
Or just Enugu state.

18/05/2025

Happy Sunday to all my friends.

17/05/2025

17/05/2025

Who have question to ask me about the video?

02/04/2024

How do you think this can be possible talk what you know about this?