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Common Greetings in Igbo Language

Ekele dịrị n'asụsụ Igbo Ụtụtụ ọma         - Good Morning Ehihie ọma        -Good Afternoon Mgbede ọma     - Good Evening Nnọọn                -Welcome Ị mere nke ọma  -Well done Common words and meanings in Igbo lanuage bia                             -Come Bịa ebe a                   -Come here Gaa                           -Go Kedu ka ị mere        - How are you Kedu aha gị              -What is your name    Tukwuru ala             -Sit down Kwụrụ ọtọ                -Stand up Dina ala                    ...

What is Female Genital Mutilation

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   Female genital mutilation  (FGM) is a traditional harmful practice that involves the partial or total removal of external female genitalia or other injury to female genital organs for non-medical reasons. It is estimated that more than 200 million girls and women alive toda y have undergone female genital mutilation in the countries where the practice is concentrated. In addition, every year an estimated 3 million girls are at risk of undergoing female genital mutilation, the majority of whom are cut before they turn 15 years old.   FGM has no health benefits. It can lead to immediate health risks, as well as long-term complications to women’s physical, mental and sexual health and well-being.    The practice is recognized internationally as a violation of human rights of girls and women and as an extreme form of gender discrimination, reflecting deep-rooted inequality between the sexes. As it is practiced on young girls without consent, it is ...

Uli Ipob Community Security is not associated with Ipob the Separatist Group.

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 So many citizen of Nigeria are actually confused about the use of the name ''IPOB''. Well, Ipob simply means The Indigenous People  of Biafra.  Generally, all the 5 states in the southeastern Nigeria  are known as the Indigenous People of Biafra. The states are Enugu, Imo, Anambra, Ebonyi and Abia State. Everyone in this states is referred to as an Indigenous People of Biafra. For this reason anyone can easily use the name Ipob to create a group or form a local  security in the southeast.  There are many groups formed with the name ''Ipob'' but they are not in any way associated with the Separatist group. Uli Ipob community security is a typical example.This is a local vigilante security that have existed before the Separatist group was formed. Uli Ipob community security was founded in 2003 by youths of Uli. Their primary aim is to secure and protect the entire Uli community. While the Separatist group was founded in 2012 by Nnamdi Kanu and Uche Mefor....

Woman Cry Against Circumcision of Her Daughters

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 Mrs Chioma Onwunyiri has openly cried against the circumcision of her two daughters. She  said the villagers want to forcefully take her children from her for the barbaric and evil acts to carry on  . She said her children's dream should not be stopped by some evil acts . And she also mentioned that her daughters ages are 10 months old and 3 years old Stop female circumcision because it carries some many consequences .  

Know Numbers in Igbo Language(Ọnụọgụgụ)

 Numbers in igbo language are Otu, Ofu -   one Abụọ, ịbụọ, abụa,  ịbụa -  two Atọ, ịto, ntọ   -   three Anọ, ịnọ, nnọ    - four Ịse     -  Five Ịsịị, ịshịị      - six Asaa , ịsaa   - seven Asatọ, ịsatọ   - eight Itoolu, iteghete, itenaanị    - nine Ịrị, ili   -     ten.

some common basic words in Igbo language and meanings

 Igbo language is one of the best languages spoken in southeast  of Nigeria. Below are basics words commonly used  Ụbochi oma - Good day Ụtutu oma_ Good morning B ịa- Come Nn ọ ọ -Welcome Imela -Thank you Biko -Please Mba- No E-e - Yes Nwoke - Man Nwany ị - Woman Ka e mes ịa - Good bye

The 36 Igbo Alphabets and Words meanings

There are 36 letters in Igbo alphabet A B CH D E F G GB GH GW H I Ị J K KP KW L M N Ñ NW NY O Ọ P R S SH T U Ụ W Y Z It has 8 vowel sounds A Ị E Ọ U I O Ụ A- ák á(hand) B- bia(come) CH-chere(wait) D- dinta(hunter) E- ébge(gun) F-fee(fly) G-gaa(go) GB- gbaa(shoot) GH- gh ọ ta(harvest) GW- gwa(tell) H-hap ụ(leave) I-ite(pot) Ị- ịgba(drum) J-j ụọ(ask) K-K ọọr ọ(recount) KP- kp ọọ(call) KW-kwap ụ(vacate) L- lee(look) M- m ụta(learn ) N- n ọr ọ(stay at) Ñ- ṅ ụọ(drink) Ñ - ṅụọ (drink) NW - nwata (child) NY - nyefee (hand over) O - òké (rat) Ọ - ọnụ (mouth) P - puta (come out) R - rie (eat) S - sie (cook) SH - ịsha (crayfish) T - taa (chew) U - ute (mat) Ụ - ụtụ (wild fruit) V - mvọ (comb) W - were (take) Y - yie (resemble) Z - zaa (answer)