Koso Agboanike

Freelance Writer • Storyteller

I help brands stand out by leveraging the power of storytelling and SEO.

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Lessons From Mbari

Mbari is a deity closely associated with Anị, the earth goddess. She is the divine guardian of the ritualistic art form, also known as Mbari.

As an art form, Mbari is a ritual of art and peacemaking, usually undertaken to placate the earth goddess, Anị, in the event of a catastrophe befalling the community.

In his book, Mbari: Art as Process in Igboland, Herbert Cole aptly describes the concept thus: “The monument is a merging of architecture, sculpture, bas relief, and painting, designed and

HOW EVIL IS EKWENSU?

by Koso Agboanike


To the modern Igbo person, Ekwensu is the Igbo word for the Devil.


He is not the Igbo lookalike of Satan, but Satan himself, just called a local name; much like cup is iko.


For, Ekwensu is seen as the epitome of evil, the antithesis of Chukwu, God.


He is the one-stop-shop for every manner of wickedness you could imagine, from the trivial to the downright hideous.


In fact, it may be argued that, to the Igbo person, the word Ekwensu conveys more terror than its Eng...

#DiscoverEnuguCulture: The Marriage Guide

If you were asked to summarise a traditional wedding in one sentence, it would probably look like this: Two people wear matching traditional attires, drink palm wine together, and are declared husband and wife. Amidst food and drinks, of course.

But, behind the scenes, a lot more is involved in getting married than just having a big day to dance and eat.

If you have no idea exactly how this marriage thing occurs within Enugu State, read this breakdown of the major steps to traditional marriage

HOW ENUGU STANS THE NEW YAM

Nobody really likes the new yam.

To begin with, the yam is so dirty, having just come up from the wet ground. Then, most of them lack distinct shape, you wouldn’t know where to put your knife and cut from.

You get through this and throw the yam into the pot, only for it to disintegrate like a sandcastle under the rain.

You put it in your mouth, and it tastes like the baker forgot to add sugar to the cake.

The new yam hasn’t got much going for it, except that it’s big and cheap, which it shou

IGBO, THE MACAW LANGUAGE

Have you watched Rio, the animated movie? It follows the efforts of an ornithologist to pair what he believes to be the last Spix’s macaws on earth, in a bid to prevent their extinction. In the second installment of the movie, he finds a whole paradise in the wild full of the macaws.


The Spix’s macaw is now believed to be extinct in the wild. 60 to 80 of them still live in captivity.


If Igbo language was an animal, it would be in a wildlife sanctuary, being bred in captivity. Conservative...

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