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Kịrịkịrị Star ndị Igbo is where you learn fundamental things about Igbo, like culture, phonology, semantics, and phonetics. Send us DM for ONLINE IGBO CLASS.
Jun 4, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
ỌFỌ Na OGU

Ọfọ is made from a sacred ofo tree and it is a critical ritual symbol among the Igbo. It is not messed with.

Ogu is formed with a young palm leaf to represent conscience and equity. Both Ofo and ogu go hand in hand for equity and justice. ImageImage One who has ọfọ also must have ogu to stand on justice and equity.

Ọfọ has certainly received in-depth study among the Igbo in the context of traditional religion, blessing and prayers, petitioning, settling disputes and healing illnesses.
Jun 3, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
Efulefu (The Lost One).

An Efulefu is an Igbo person that takes pride in his/her inability to speak or understand Asusu Igbo.

An Efulefu is an Igbo person who you’ll tell to invest in Igboland & he/she will say No, but then complain when his business outside Igboland is attack ImageImage An Efulefu is an Igbo who thinks that using red wine, malt or champagne to perform the ritual of Igba Nkwu makes him/her “civilised” even though Igba Nkwu is named after Nkwu, a wine which has cultural significance in Igbo civilisation.