March 20, 2022

Igbo Language and Culture

By Ogalady

The Igbo Political system was ‘acephalous’ in nature, which means it is decentralized, with no leader or no chief. It was completely democratic and civil society, as everyone in the village has the power to contribute to decisions taken in the community or village (before the invasion). Every Igbo village comprises closely related families, who […]

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July 28, 2021

FASHION AND ITS ROLE IN CULTURE, AND IDENTITY

By Ogalady

What do our clothes or code of dressing say about who we are or who we think we are? How does the way we dress pass messages across about our identity? Is the longing to be in fashion universal or unique to western culture? Clothing is an identification tool that functions in assuming the figurative […]

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