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Ibo: Tradition and Religion

Explore the rich religious and traditional practices of the Ibo people, including major gods, sacrifices, ceremonies, and cultural ceremonies such as marriages and funerals. Learn about the significance of ancestors, religious leaders, and the intricate rituals that shape their community.

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Ibo: Tradition and Religion

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  1. By: Emma Kirkpatrick Ibo: Tradition and Religion

  2. Chuckwu Agbara Alusi Ala Igwe Major Gods

  3. Nri- Eri Agbor- Obi Onitsha- EzeAroli Religious Leaders

  4. Ancestors watch over you Priests and Bishops Sacrifices Minor Deities OTHER INFORMATION ABOUT RELIGION

  5. To honor gods/goddesses Oracles/Divination Funerals Marriages Birth Naming Sacrifices Shrines/Temples Religious Rituals

  6. Complex Certain deaths cannot be buried Chiefs get parades Goats Woman dies- buried at son’s Funerals

  7. “Between families” Bride Wealth Churches, Money, and Music Colorful Harmony Last up to a week Marriages

  8. Important Hold ceremonies-28th day Pray to Gods- sacrifices Traditional midwives Songs Birth date BIRTHS/NAming

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