Igbo People's and cultures

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This is what we are suffering from day one.. But is not like this from old..
Infiriority complex.. They call it modernization but don't know that nwa ọkụkọ na eleji ụkwụ ná aka si naya ná aha mmanụ..
Name your child igbo name and stop giving them English names...
This is the only part i love most about Yorubas... No matter how rich, educated or elite they are.. They still value their cultures and ancestral heritages.. But we igbos are omacha ncha mere ka ịsị na anya dị anyị otú a..
Hear the truth from Chief Zeburudaya Okoloigwe Nwogbo alias 4:30.

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