Le 38e Festival Innu Nikamu a célébré la résilience autochtone à travers la musique. Des artistes variés ont partagé des messages d’espoir et de résistance. Performances envoûtantes et collaborations inspirantes ont souligné l'unité face à l'oppression. Ce festival a démontré que même en cage, l'oiseau continue de chanter.
The Igwe of Ikpamodo leads a community effort in Enugu-Ezike to combat food insecurity through agricultural revival. The initiative aims to restore security and self-sufficiency by emphasizing ancestral traditions, inclusivity, and women’s empowerment. The Igwe’s vision highlights unity and collective effort as key to sustainable progress. The Igwe of Ikpamodo: A Pillar in the Fight Against Food Insecurity In the heart of Enugu-Ezike, a transformative movement is underway to combat food insecurity....
Uda women lead an agricultural revival initiative in Enugu-Ezike, transforming insecurity into community development through sustainable farming practices.
Explore the rich history and evolution of Igbo alphabets, from Lepsius' pioneering work to modern refinements, showcasing dynamic linguistic adaptation and cultural heritage
Great farmers make great nations There is a famous saying that great farmers make great nations, but that does not change the fact that “enya anwu an’gu eche onye na-achu uchu” (the sun does not wait for the person who spends too much time in breakfast). So, he who does not cultivate his field will die of hunger. Imagine a village where the fields are lush and green, and the harvest is...
Introduction: The Controversy Surrounding Ebuka Obi I have listened carefully to the debate surrounding Evangelist Ebuka Obi. After weighing the arguments, it’s clear that the core issue lies in differing perceptions of Catholicism. There are two major groups: those who defend Ebuka and those who criticize him. Supporters view him as a solution to our social and spiritual problems, while critics see him as a threat to Catholicism. Defenders believe that the...
Joyeuses Pâques à vous tous ! Le Christ est ressuscité ! Il est vraiment ressuscité. Désormais, il est vivant, car la mort n’a pas eu le dernier mot sur lui. Frères et sœurs, permettez-moi de vous raconter ce qui m’a habité pendant que nous célébrions la messe de la résurrection d’aujourd’hui. C’est le danger du récit singulier d’un tombeau vide. Le récit de la résurrection de Jésus devient problématique lorsque le récit...
Enugu-Ezike is a town in southeastern Nigeria, boasting a rich cultural heritage. However, in recent years, there have been significant changes in the town’s religious landscape. Certain Christian groups and leaders have taken it upon themselves to remove traditional worship centers, cut down sacred trees, and transform the sacred forests that were once prevalent in the town. As a result, some villages have lost all symbols of sacredness. However, this loss has...
At Saint-Paul University in Ottawa, a new dialogue circle focusing on coexistence has seen the light of the day. It was a beautiful day, almost like every other one, except that a new down was birthing for a dialogue circle on coexistence. The group includes students, professors, and workers who believe diversity is beautiful and a valuable aspect of coexistence.
Kwanzaa's fourth principle is Ujamaa, which emphasizes the importance of cooperative economics. It encourages us to work together to establish and sustain our own businesses, stores, and shops and to share the profits equitably. This principle is a cornerstone of our community's efforts to promote economic empowerment and self-sufficiency. On this fourth day, I want to reflect on one of my childhood memories that express the adage of my people: “ngwụzo ọrụ...
