I am from the North. I went to Ogidi idemili North Anambra state to have a glimpse of what new Yam festival looks like. I ended up staying in Ogidi for several hours.

It was a colourful event. I saw varieties of Masquerades. I've never seen a Masquerade physically except on TV. One particular Masquerade caught my attention most. It is this tall masquerade that is taller than Cars.

I learn't that it is called Izaga Mou in Igbo, while Yoruba call it Alangere



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNywG9ZHSAo

I saw them with Machetes, whats the aim of the Machetes do they harm People?

Igbo have a rich Culture.


I forgot about what took me to Anambra. I just sat down and enjoyed myself. The event was colourful and everyone was happy mood. Celebration everywhere.

Are u serious? Where u dey live sef'' since them born u, u never this thing'''
Well that manchete is to give anybody wey mumu wotowoto.

Which one is seeing masquerade for the first time?

Your women covering their faces with clothes, what makes them different from the masquerades?

talented321:
Like serious? Where u dey live sef'' since them born u, u never this thing'''
Well that manchete is to give anybody wey mumu wotowoto.

No. Only see them on TV. Never saw them live

Amotolongbo:
Which one is seeing masquerade for the first time?

Your women covering their faces with clothes, what make them different from the masquerades?

Be civil in your response please.

Okay''

LocalFARMERS:

No. Only see them on TV. Never saw them live

Depriest2020:

Be civil in your response please.

Civil Defence ni

Depriest2020:

Be civil in your response please.

Nice one

You better do quick and return to ur region before chinedu,okoro,emeka and ifeanyi go kidnap you or use you do suya. A word is enough for the wise

LocalFARMERS:
I am from the North. I went to Ogidi idemili North Anambra state to have a glimpse of what new Yam festival looks like. I ended up staying in Ogidi for several hours.

It was a colourful event. I saw varieties of Masquerades. I've never seen a Masquerade physically except on TV. One particular Masquerade caught my attention most. It is this tall masquerade that is taller than Cars.

I learn't that it is called Izaga Mou in Igbo, while Yoruba call it Alangere



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JNywG9ZHSAo

Are the people there Christians or Traditionalists? I thought Igbos are the African Jews. So they have started worshiping other gods just as their forefathers did in the Bible which made them to spend 40 years for a 40 days journey in the wilderness.

As for me, anywhere wey fine girls dey, I dey enter. Frim Mosque to Church, and to Ogun, Sango and Masquerades.

Amotolongbo:
Which one is seeing masquerade for the first time?

Your women covering their faces with clothes, what make them different from the masquerades?

Oh,you want to start. Do you really want to do this?

Amotolongbo:
Which one is seeing masquerade for the first time?

Your women covering their faces with clothes, what make them different from the masquerades?

This uncouth market woman... Learn to respect other people's culture, tradition and religion.

If one Alhaji with money makes you an offer, I'm 100% sure you will jettison Christ and Christianity to cover yourself with those same clothes you're denigrating and become a fourth wife. Your Sisters are well known for doing that. Should I list their names?

Amotolongbo:
Which one is seeing masquerade for the first time?

Your women covering their faces with clothes, what make them different from the masquerades?

Aren’t they better than the nakked girls on the streets of Southern Nigeria and in the Churches?

fx45:
This uncouth woman... Learn to respect other people's culture, tradition and religion.

If one Alhaji with money makes you an offer, I'm 100% sure you will jettison Christ and Christianity to cover yourself with those same clothes you're denigrating. Your Sisters are well known for doing that. Should I list their names?

She will become 6th wife happily as a poverty alleviation program.

Street girls are shameless and brainless

YouAreFinished:

Oh,you want to start. Do you really want to do this?

Na yoruba man be that. Don't mind him.

a4cube:
Na yoruba man be that. Don't mind him.

You go just die over Yoruba matter, lazy youth with no future

APCNig:
You go just die over Yoruba matter, lazy youth with no future

The Amotolongbo lady in question is an uncouth, untrained and unhinged Yoruba woman

masterfactor:
You better do quick and return to ur region before chinedu,okoro,emeka and ifeanyi go kidnap you or use you do suya. A word is enough for the wise

Unadventurous cowards

APCNig:


Are the people there Christians or Traditionalists? I thought Igbos are the African Jews. So they have started worshiping other gods just as their forefathers did in the Bible which made them to spend 40 years for a 40 days journey in the wilderness.

As for me, anywhere wey fine girls dey, I dey enter. Frim Mosque to Church, and to Ogun, Sango and Masquerades.

Despite of our religion we should still hold up to our culture 💯💯

Enjoy your stay bro...

Balderdash.
Loud mouthed

Amotolongbo:
Which one is seeing masquerade for the first time?

Your women covering their faces with clothes, what make them different from the masquerades?

She's has always been like that, husband beater. She lives Agbero lifestyle.

I think she's an atheist because she's like that even towards Christians.

She may be Yoruba by identity but not by behaviour, no iota of Omoluabi we're known for in her

fx45:
The Amotolongbo lady in question is an uncouth, untrained and unhinged Yoruba woman

TheNiceGuy:
She's has always been like that, husband beater. She lives Agbero lifestyle.

I think she's an atheist because she's like that even towards Christians.

She may be Yoruba by identity but not by behaviour, no iota of Omoluabi we're known for in her

She has no husband. Which husband has she been beating?

She was once married, according to her

fx45:
She has no husband. Which husband has she been beating?

Amotolongbo:
Which one is seeing masquerade for the first time?

Your women covering their faces with clothes, what make them different from the masquerades?

🤣🤣🤣

APCNig:


Are the people there Christians or Traditionalists? I thought Igbos are the African Jews. So they have started worshiping other gods just as their forefathers did in the Bible which made them to spend 40 years for a 40 days journey in the wilderness.

As for me, anywhere wey fine girls dey, I dey enter. Frim Mosque to Church, and to Ogun, Sango and Masquerades.

Why are head slamming mohammadian terrorists always st^pid

Seun, this is a nice thread but of course, your local tribalists have started devouring this beautiful thread. Op, nice one. Wait until you see the Ekwensu masquerade from Uli Anambra state

APCNig:


Are the people there Christians or Traditionalists? I thought Igbos are the African Jews. So they have started worshiping other gods just as their forefathers did in the Bible which made them to spend 40 years for a 40 days journey in the wilderness.

As for me, anywhere wey fine girls dey, I dey enter. Frim Mosque to Church, and to Ogun, Sango and Masquerades.

New Yam festival is celebrited by the entire Community. It marks the beginning of Yam harvesting season. It has nothing to do with Religion.

Adaisback:
Seun, this is a nice thread but of course, your local tribalists have started devouring this beautiful thread. Op, nice one. Wait until you see the Ekwensu masquerade from Uli Anambra state

Wow, I look forward to seeing this Ekwensu Masquerade. I love the festival. It was colourful with so many sight attractions.