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Igba Bọyị and the Made-in-Aba Factory Floor

The Igbo apprenticeship did not begin in a seminar. It is how Ariaria still turns a boy with no capital into a man with a line of shoes.

Adaeze Okonkwo · 20 May 2026 · 3 views

Business

Onitsha Main Market Still Teaches the Syllabus Lagos Fintech Did Not Write

The stalls in these photographs are not a museum of trade. They are one of West Africa’s densest credit systems — still informal, still fast, still Igbo.

Chinedu Eze · 2 Apr 2026 · 3 views

History

Achebe’s Ogidi Still Reads the Country That Named Him

Things Fall Apart is 68 years old. The argument it opened — what a people owe their own story — is the reason this paper exists.

Obiageli Nwafor · 21 Mar 2026 · 1 views

Business

The Second Niger Bridge Changed the Hinge. The Market Noticed.

Opened to traffic in December 2022 and inaugurated in 2023, the 1.6-kilometre crossing between Asaba and Onitsha is now part of how the East moves goods.

Chinedu Eze · 18 Mar 2026 · 2 views

Living

Igba Nkwụ: The Wine Cup Is Still a Sentence

In courtyards and in Lagos halls, the bride still walks with palm wine. The rite is older than the hall. The question it asks has not moved.

Amaka Umeh · 14 Feb 2026 · 2 views

News

Soludo Tells Ndigbo to Stop Living Inside a 56-Year-Old War

In January 2026 the Anambra governor rejected secession as a programme and asked the East to argue its case inside the Nigerian republic.

Chinedu Eze · 22 Jan 2026 · 3 views

Language

2025 Came. Igbo Did Not Die. The Work Did Not End.

A viral UNESCO ‘extinction by 2025’ claim met a living language. Campaigners, Saturday schools, and grandmothers had already refused the headline.

Ngozi Ibe · 15 Jan 2026 · 2 views

News

In Igbo-Eze North, Peter Mbah Uses an Ofala to Back the Palace

On 4 January 2026 the Enugu governor joined Igwe Simeon Osisi Itodo’s festival and said his government would keep faith with traditional institutions.

Ifeanyi Nwosu · 4 Jan 2026 · 3 views

Culture

Mmanwu Season: When the Path Changes Colour

Masquerades at New Yam and civic festivals in Anambra are not costume contests. In towns that still keep the rule, they are a public theology.

Ifeanyi Nwosu · 18 Dec 2025 · 3 views

News

INEC Returns Soludo in Anambra, Completing a Sweep of All 21 LGAs

The APGA governor took 422,664 votes on 8 November 2025. His closest rival, the APC’s Nicholas Ukachukwu, polled 99,445.

Ngozi Ibe · 9 Nov 2025 · 1 views

Culture

Iri Ji Still Opens the Igbo Year — Even When the Farm Has Moved

From Nsukka to Nnewi, the first new yam is still a public fact. The Otu Iche masquerade does not ask permission of the calendar.

Amaka Umeh · 12 Sep 2025 · 4 views