Igbo People
The Marginalization of the Igbo People in Nigeria’s Political and Economic Sectors: What Is the Way Forward?
... the Igbo people primarily from the political and economic perspectives; albeit, the social factors were also evaluated to appreciate if the title could be ...the Igbo people, such as unful- ...
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Psychological Impacts of Animism and Religiosity on the Igbo People of Nigeria
... of people who should otherwise be in ...religious people caught up in a similar circumstance, who are afraid of God‟s judgment or going to hell as will be shown in the latter parts of this ...
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Igbo Proverbs in Praise of Soil
... so people must make room to accommodate changes (Raphael, 2018; ...the Igbo people when people make expectations because of an in- tended compliance to ...
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The Dictum, Igbo Enwe Eze (Igbo Has No King): Socio Cultural Underpinnings for Understanding the Current Igbo Peoples’ Political Dilemma
... the Igbo peoples’ political dynamics in Nige- ria or elsewhere in the world, in the denotation of the esoteric usage, Igbo enwe ...the Igbo peoples pre- and post-history had leaders; the ...
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Suicide in Igbo-African Ontology
... the Igbo is poses a lot of problems in all aspects of its academic ...the Igbo people as a single people even though fragmented and scattered, inhabiting a geographical area stretching from ...
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Community’s Influence on Igbo Musical Artiste and His Art
... on. Igbo musicians have taken to hip-hop; which is the genre in vogue (not minding that they are using materials from the traditional Igbo ...traditional Igbo music and dance band instrumental ...
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Automatic Restoration of Diacritics for Igbo Language
... the Igbo people of southeastern Nigeria, is spoken by over 30 million people mostly resident in Nigeria and are of predominantly Igbo ...
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Kindred Group as the Prototype of Modern Co-Operative Societies: A Study of Igbo Proverbs
... some Igbo proverbs that have as part of their content, the umunna (k indred) ...the Igbo people of south-eastern Nigeria, so it is in many primitive ...
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Dynamics of Change and Displacement in Chinua Achebe’s Arrow of God
... Abstract— The fictions of Chinua Achebe, one of the most celebrated African writers, are indicatives of his concern for the changing African society and culture. Arrow of God, his third novel, traces the transitional ...
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Igbo African Legal and Justice System A Philosophical Analysis
... of Igbo African law makes it unworthy to be called law; is in the ...The Igbo people of Nigeria, since time immemorial, have evolved for themselves some mechanisms of checks and balances which ...
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Igbo Diacritic Restoration using Embedding Models
... million people world-wide. It is the native language of the Igbo people of south-eastern ...In Igbo language, diacritics - orthographic and tonal - play a huge role in the distinction of the ...
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Comparison of dermatoglyphic finger ridge counts of igbo and okrika people of Southern Nigeria
... dialect. Igbo people are one of the largest ethnic groups in Africa with a population of ...Nigeria, Igbo people are mostly craftsmen, farmers and ...(Ijaw) people in the mangrove ...
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Upholding the Igbo Cultural Heritage through the Theatre
... The Igbo have one of the finest aesthetic, most intricate and most symbolic art the world over which needed to be popularised for other people to ...The Igbo refer to this visual encounter, in the ...
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Postcolonial Nigerian Literature as Evident in Achebe’s Novels
... important people in his village ...the Igbo people had the Oracle which was a prophet who spoke for the highest Gods and the Igbo people had to always believe that what the Oracle said ...
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THE IGBO TRADITIONAL VALUES AND INSECURITY IN IGBOLAND, NIGERIA
... underscore Igbo people’s unquenchable desire to express their anger of marginalization and ...poor people usually express their anger through ...encourages people to take laws in their hands at the ...
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QUESTION TRANSFORMATION IN EZZA DIALECT OF ‘IGBO’
... The data presented in 8-9 above shows that Ezaa wh-words have privilege of occurring insitu or clause-initial. The movement to the SPEC position as shown in the transformed forms is optional. The movement involves ...
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Igbo women’s writing and contemporary Nigeria
... which Igbo women writers have emerged in the last fifty years has been the silence represented by the stereotyped depiction of women in male ...of Igbo women themselves, who have historically been strong ...
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An Exploration of Gender System in Igbo Language
... the Igbo sub-group within Benue-kwa in the new west Benue Congo (Williamson & Blench, ...in Igbo Language and strategies the Language employs in ex- pressing it in the syntactic ...the Igbo ...
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PRO-FORMS IN IGBO LANGUAGE
... We had tried to survey the pro-form system of the Igbo language. Our choice of the term pro-form as against the popular term ‘Pronoun’ is due to the observations already made in language that not only nouns are ...
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Optional Agreement Patterns in Igbo
... in Igbo has in recent times become a subject of controversy among scholars working on Igbo grammar (Emenanjo, 1978; Manfredi, 1993; Mbah, 1999; Okeke, 2008; Uwalaka, 2003; Obiamalu, 2010; and Ikegwuonu, ...
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