Igboist Republic

 OKE ITE AWELE AND THE SIDES EFFECTS Oke Ite is a concotion of different types of Animals, herbs, human parts gathered in a mud pot, tied with white cloth boiling to perform a booming functions.  (You choose a life of Nkwụ elu than Ńgwọ) Oke ite has been the easiest way for our youths to get quick wealth without knowing the consequences.  Oke ite bụ Ajoo Ọgwụ It can short your life, make you blind, impotent and take the life of your loved ones too. All you need to do is very simple, Settle all the Spirits that needs to be Settled. (Onye Uwa gị, Agwụ, Ndị mmiri, Ndị Iche)  Those Spirits I mentioned are against Oke ite. NOTE: If you're Nwa Mmiri, don't ever think of doing Oke Ite because your pot of wealth is in the water. And it won't work or last on you. Nwa Mmiri adịghị agwọ ọgwụ... Mmiri na aso ọgwụ. Native doctor that prepares oke ite, will never tell you to be in good terms with your Spirits guides because he knows, mentioning those Spirits to support the Oke ite...

Ọdịnanị :The Sacred Arts and Science of the Igbo People Ụmụnne m ehihie ọma nụ oooo.. Taata bụ ahịa Eke.. Anyị wee na asị ka eke ketara anyị ndụ, akụ n'ụba ná ahụ isi ike ooo... Iseeeeeeeee oooo Today's Lecture - AGWỤ Part 2 Iji wee bido ebe anyị kwụsịrị na ihe nkụzi nke gara aga... Anyị ga emetụta aka na okwu akpụ na ọnụ nke mbụ wee gbadata na nke abụọ..... We Discussed earlier on our previous Lecture that Agwu are ambivalent in their character. They reveal the secrets of the invisible and visible world to traditional medicine men called dibia, in the mystical code of divination called afa and are also responsible for mental illness. Nevertheless, Agwu can be understood as a forgotten spirit of mediation between God and man who then struggles for recognition, by inflicting a person with calamities so that it would be appeased... Moreover, worship or sacrifice is one of the elements of religion found in any religion and this is applicable to Agwu. In the central sub...

Abalị ọma nụ ụmụnne m Taata bụ ahịa Orie ná ịme ọnwa Ilo Mmụọ ná ịgụ alo nke ndị igbo. Agbogho Mmuo are maiden spirit masks that represent the spirit of dead girls that have manifested in the dancer to come back to parade in their communities. The masks also symbolise the ideals of female beauty among many in some Igbo communities. Their extremely white faces symbolise that they are spirits. Agbọghọ Mmụọ(Maiden Spirit Mask)1 Every Igbo town differs in terms of its range of festivals and types of masks, and oftentimes the spiritual and stylistic forms intermingle between regions, making it difficult to trace this mask to one particular location. However, masking traditions throughout the various Igbo regions share underlying themes and similar spirits, and so the purpose of this maiden spirit mask can be at least somewhat clarified. Of the two most important mask types among the Igbo are-- 1) Those idealizing the qualities of young w...