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04/03/2025

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13/09/2024

Happy birthday to my humble self

01/07/2024

This life no balance

22/06/2024

All of us na Ashawo

04/01/2024

Pope has spoken and we will obey

Big lie the sin of S***m can never be legalized

30/12/2023

Cross over fit start today cuz my story long

12/11/2023

Happy Sunday friends

08/08/2023

It is practical

24/07/2023

Breaking News….

Celebrity native doctor of Anambra State, Akwa Okuko Tiwaraki na Oba has been K!dnapped last night in his Triple P Hotel in Anambra State.

two Securities Sh0t d€ad.

May God have mercy on him 🙏🏽

South East insecurity

Nawaooo

18/07/2023

They better leave it there and keep it chained 😂😂🤣
A Chucky doll was discovered at the bottom of a lake by a police diving team. Lake unknown at least for now.

12/07/2023

CONGRATULATIONS HARD ME SAY 😰

If anyone told me this before now that this two favourite Actors featured in MERLIN were gay I would have swear on their behalf 🤦🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆🙆

Merlin and Arthur 🤔🤔. Uwam

08/05/2023

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN OFO AND IKENGA

An ikenga is a wooden carving that represents the owner's right hand. When an Igbo male reaches puberty, most times he is presented with an ikenga. It becomes his property which he must protect with his life. It is usually up to 2ft tall.

It carries the owner's chi, ndichie (ancestors), and ike, and represents his capacity for success and control over his own fate (power).
An ikenga is usually a seated male. The figure has two curled horns, and carries machete in his right hand (the hand of action) and a human head in his left hand (the result of the right hand’s action).

The facial expression of Ikenga is aggressive, exposing sharp teeth. Rams are used to represent Ikenga because of their strength and tenacity; they go into battle with their head and once two of them lock horns, they never back down until one is defeated. The ram horns, represents the determination needed to face life’s hurdles. The knife, with its wedged blade, connotes for the aggression with which challenges are met.When the owner dies, his ikenga is ritually broken into pieces and buried with him.

Sometimes because of lack of success in one’s life, it may lead an owner to reject his existing ikenga for and get a new one.A newly titled man may choose to replace his older ikenga with a newer one; a titled man’s staff may replace the knife in the right hand, while the left hand may carry an elephant tusk instead of the usual human head to depict his new status.In Igboland, ikenga still prominently upholds the value of individual enterprise in a person’s interaction with the world.

The ofo on the other hand is a staff carried by different Igbos — priests, kings, okparas and some masqueraders.The ofo signifies authority, command, administrative powers, and powers bestowed by the gods. It is typically six to seven inches in height and can be made of bronze, brass, or wood.

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