Great Igbo people we always call by their full names We will go first: Dora Akunyili, Peter Obi

World champion boxer Richard "Dick Tiger" Ihetu (1929–1971). In 1991, he became the first African boxer to be inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame.

Nollywood started with the Igbo people. They laid the foundation for Africa's biggest film industry.

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From highlife to Afrobeat, Nigeria's golden sound lives on. 🔥 Greatest Nigerian Classics is a powerful evening of orchestral music and storytelling that celebrates Nigeria’s most iconic songs. This special edition of Enchanted Concerts features a live orchestra, narration, and

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Aba, Eastern Region, in today's Abia State. Photographed by Lorenzo Turner, circa 1941.

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Invest in the Southeast. Invest in Igboland. Akụ Ruo Ụlọ!

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The East Has a New Voice Cameo Huzla isn't just making music, he's creating a movement. With a sound that fuses raw emotion, cultural roots, and futuristic vibes, this fast-rising star is breaking rules and rewriting the playbook. Each track is a statement. Each performance,

This is the most credible and official map of Igboland, created through direct surveys conducted by neutral British government officers. The map describes the area as the 'approximate boundary' of Igboland. It represents the modern-day map of the region. Follow Igbo Land (homogeneous country) for

Cameo Huzla is good. He will go far!

Enugu Rangers: This is the greatest player unveiling the Nigerian Premier League has ever seen! 🔥

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Today in History: July 28, 1966. Footage of Nigeria’s first Military Head of State, Major General J.T. Umunnakwe Aguiyi-Ironsi, visiting Ibadan a day before his assassination. It was his final official assignment as Head of State. A Thread🧵

Onitsha Main Market is the largest market in West Africa!

Emeka Ojukwu and Alex Madiebo strongly advised Aguiyi-Ironsi not to embark on this very journey to Ibadan, but he refused, insisting that “everything was under control.” He never returned.

Chukwuma 'Kaduna' Nzeogwu Lt. Col. Patrick Chukwuma "Kaduna" Nzeogwu was killed on July 29, 1967, near Nsukka in Enugu State. He was caught in an ambush while conducting a night reconnaissance operation against federal troops of the 21st Battalion, led by Capt. Mohammed Inuwa