Economic Value of Cultural Tourism
By Johnmartins Ochor, Blessing Nweke and Maryann Nwodo Photo Credits: Google. Atilogwu dancers during the annual carnival calabar in carlabar cross river state Nigeria
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Nigeria: Preserving Our Heritage
By Favour Ibekwe It is no secret that the giant of Africa is held together thanks to the contributions of its over 300 ethnic groups, languages, and cultural heritages. As globalization continues to influence and reshape societies, preserving the diverse…
The Deep Cut Of Colonialism On Nigerian Culture
By Jennifer Okonkwo, Chioma Okoro, Victoria Okoye Colonialism significantly affected Nigeria cultural identity, touching on language, religion, government, economy, education and value. The British colonial government (1861-1960) imposed western structure and ideologies, which changed pre-colonial Nigeria culture. Language was most…
Cultural Identity Through Fashion: A Reflection of Heritage
By Onyinyechi Chukwuma. Fashion transcends mere clothing. It is a profound reflection of cultural identity and heritage, encapsulating traditions, values, and histories through the expressive language of attire. Historically, fashion has served as a medium for self-expression, allowing individuals to…
Cultivating Unity: Overcoming Tribalism to Achieve Agricultural Success in Nigeria
By Happiness N.Onyebuchi In Nigeria, Agriculture is deeply woven into the nation’s cultural fabric. It shapes traditions, sustains communities, and serves as a common ground for diverse ethnic groups. Yet, despite its unifying potential, the sector has increasingly become a…