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20/09/2026

New Yam Festival — Iri Ji / Iwa Ji
The New Yam Festival is one of the cherished traditions among the Igbo people. It is a time to celebrate the harvest of the new yam, give thanks to God and appreciate the land, farmers, families and ancestors who have contributed to the year's harvest.
A significant part of the celebration is the blessing of the new yam before it is eaten. Traditionally, elders or community leaders may offer prayers and thanksgiving, asking for continued prosperity, peace, good health and abundant harvests.
The ceremony can include yam presentation, prayers, breaking or eating of the first yam, traditional music, dancing, cultural displays and communal feasting.
It is more than just eating yam—it is a celebration of Igbo identity, gratitude, community and the abundance of the land. 🌿💚

20/09/2026

DEMOLITION IN NNOBI 🏘️💔
Seeing parts of Nnobi being demolished can be painful, especially for those who grew up around these places and have memories deeply connected to them.
A building may look like just blocks, walls and roofs, but to an Nnobi person, it can represent family history, childhood memories, ancestral connections and years of hard work.
Development may come with changes, but we should never forget the stories and heritage attached to the places being changed.
Nnobi is more than buildings.
Nnobi is history. Nnobi is culture. Nnobi is home. ❤️
For those who have witnessed the demolition, how did it make you feel?

19/09/2026

Traditional ogene people at a traditional marriage in Nnobi? 😍🔥
The moment the ogene starts sounding, you already know the celebration has entered another level! 😂
The rhythm, the dancing, the traditional attire, the energy of the people and the sound of the ogene filling the air—Nnobi traditional marriage is a whole different kind of vibe! 🥁💃🏾
This is more than just a marriage ceremony; it is culture, heritage, music and community coming together to celebrate love. ❤️
Nnobi has its own way of making tradition beautiful. ❤️

19/09/2026

Beans, Plantain & Utazi
Beans and plantain with a little touch of fresh utazi… 😋🤤
Simple village-style food, but the taste? Omo! Na correct food! 😂
Sometimes, you don't need anything fancy. Just beans, ripe plantain and that bitter-sweet utazi flavour to make everything come together. ❤️🍽️
Who else loves this combination?

18/09/2026

unu asala chi ooo
ka ubochi taa botara anyi
ife oma oooooo

18/09/2026

WHY DO NNOBI PEOPLE FORBID EATING SNAIL? 🤔
Have you ever wondered why some people from Nnobi traditionally do not eat snail? 👀
There is a traditional story behind this belief, and it has been passed down from generation to generation.
Is it because of what the snail represents?
Is there a connection with our ancestors?
Or is there another story that many people don't know? 🤔
Let’s talk about it! 👇🏽
If you are from Nnobi, do you know the story behind this tradition?

18/09/2026

WHY DO NNOBI PEOPLE FORBID EATING SNAIL? 🤔
👇listen to the story

17/09/2026

A visit to Miri Akūu, a sacred village river in Nkalagu, Obukpa. 🌿💧
This river is not just a source of water to the people; it is deeply connected to the history, beliefs, and spiritual life of the community.
According to the people, Miri Akūu is believed to possess spiritual powers that protect the community. It is also blessed with beautiful natural surroundings, clean water, and a steady flow that does not dry up.
As we stood by the river, listening to the stories of the people, one could not help but appreciate the beauty of nature and the traditions handed down from generation to generation.
Village life is sweet oo! 🌿❤️
A visit to Miri Akūu, a sacred village river in Nkalagu, Obukpa. 🌿💧
This river is not just a source of water to the people; it is deeply connected to the history, beliefs, and spiritual life of the community.
According to the people, Miri Akūu is believed to possess spiritual powers that protect the community. It is also blessed with beautiful natural surroundings, clean water, and a steady flow that does not dry up.
As we stood by the river, listening to the stories of the people, one could not help but appreciate the beauty of nature and the traditions handed down from generation to generation.
Village life is sweet oo! 🌿❤️
Have you ever visited a village river with a story behind it? Tell me about it in the comments. 👇🏽
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16/09/2026

Traditional food
our forefathers native food

16/09/2026

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