Radio na okwu igbo bu igwe na ekwe okwu, ma obu Igwe eji ezisa akuko uwa.

Radio remains the most widely consumed medium at an international level, with its ability to reach into the corners of the earth and influence society’s understanding of itself, and our experiences, standIng as an arena for all voices to speak out, be represented, and heard.

Nke A Bụ Ụbọchị Igwe Na Ekwe Okwu Nke A Ụwa !

Ọjị is a very important object and highly regarded aspect of igbo tradition and culture.
It is used to welcome guests, and is a symbol of friendship and good neighbourliness.

Ọjị is is used in prayers especially during large gatherings and celebrations as a symbol of respect and communion between man and his deities.
Ndị ebe anyị sị na : “Ma okwu ga-adị mma, ma ọ ga-adị njọ, a ga-atara ya Ọjị.”
(whether a will have a good or bad outcome it has to accorded a kola nut rite.)

Na “Okenye jide Ọjị, kwachaa akpịrị, ndị mmụọ aghụchaa ntị.
( when an elder holds a kolanut and clears his throat, the gods will lend their ears.)

Click to hear a traditional Igbo "Good intention" / Ofo.

Ọfọ - Anyị Apaa Ọjị    Traditional Prayer.

For this episode we are breaking down parts of the 
Ofo : "Anyi apaa Oji" & trailing in & out of discussions & several 
mispronunciations along the way lol!
Click the link to tune in and enjoy!!

DISCSSING Oji, Greeetings & Traditional Prayers

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OGENDIGBO | VOICE OF THE ELDERS  ORIAKU EBERE NWICHI

Click to listen to the full clip : https://anchor.fm/ogendigbo/episodes/Discussing-the-Transference-of-Authentic-Cultural-Heritage-from-Generation-to-Generation-e1sd1vm

Discussing the Transference of Authentic Cultural Heritage w Maazi Obi Okoli

Prioritising Time for Language & Cultural Heritage.

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