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Young Igbo Forum: Is Christianity erasing Igbo culture? 

Young Africans discuss the prospects of Christianity damaging their cultural identity.

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Ngozi shares her experience growing up with albinism as an Igbo woman in the UK.

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"Onye" (Diaspora Stories) is OkwuID's biographical series presenting stories from the Igbo diaspora. Mark (Tochuwku) shares his experience moving to the UK and find his feet in hin the western world. He also talks about him dropping out of college and how his mother felt.

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           In this episode the all-men’s panel debate how/and why they think Nigerian (Igbo) and what role men play in Nigerian sexism.

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In this Episode, we link up with our Caribbean cousins (from Barbados and Jamaica) to discuss growing up with each other in London UK.

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Igbo is a language spoken by millions of people mostly in southeastern Nigeria. Igbo is predominantly spoken in Abia, Imo, Enugu, Anambra, Ebonyi and parts of Rivers and Delta states. However, there are recent statistics which state that the language is in decline due to western ideals. Okwu ID aims to provide learning aids to those who wish to learn and keep the language alive.

*On this episode, we learn typical Igbo question words.*

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VOCABULARY QUESTION WORDS

Who – Onye Onye were anụ n’ofe? - Who took the meat from the soup?

Onye bụ onye ahụ? – Who is that?

What – Gịnị Gịnị ka ị n’eme – What are you doing?

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Okwu ID hosted the 1st Young Igbo Forum (London UK) the question elaborated in this video: Does Nigeria’s dysfunction exist by colonial design or is our dysfunction reflective of something deeper within the African psyche?

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Nigerians Discuss Black Panther