Patrick Iroegbu,
Ph.D
patrickiroegbu@yahoo.com
Igbo Christmas
As a fact that we need to restate, Igbo people of Nigeria and
all over the world love Christmas and indeed celebrate it to the
best of their cultural heart and soul. Christmas is called .....
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Introduction to Igbo Medicine
Often folk healing and biomedical approach to health
care beliefs and practices comply with a set of professional
expectations. In each domain, practitioners undergo .....Click
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The
Concept of Igbo Kwenu in Igbo Life
IntroductionUmuofia
Kwenu, yaa! Kwenu yaa, kwezue nu, yaaaa! wrote Chinua Achebe
in 1958 in his novel, Things Fall Apart. In like manner, this
cultural heritage is everywhere in Igboland heard as it reverberates
when prompted since the Igbo settled in Igboland. As such, we
hear in a public gathering or in a village square or community
centre, kindred meetings, and so on the cheering up when it
is ......Click
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A
Response to the Umunne and Umunna Question
Not too long ago, I was asked to explain the Igbo concept of
umunne (children of the same mother) and umunna (children of
the same father) in addition to elucidating why the Igbo are
fond of naming or characterizing their associations or community
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Igbo Culture of Exposure
and Science of Therapy:
A Clue to Managing Challenges of Insanity in Our Today’s
Cultural World
After
listening to the episodic story of Oluchi and Ikedi – a
husband and wife who have been married for 22 years, and who
have lived .......Click
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THE KPIM OF FEMINISM
ISSUES AND WOMEN IN A CHANGING WORLD
Please
send scholarly papers for inclusion in the new Kpim Book Series
to be titled: click
Marriage of Infested Population,
What is this?
Nigerian HIV/AIDS Patients Marry Each Other, Encouraged by
Government Program
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Kpim Book Series Project Co-ordinator, Father
Prof. Pantaleon-Iroegbu Foundation.
Calling for papers - The Kpim of Feminism. Deadline is May 15th,
2009. Click Here
for more info!
