Ten Most Popular Festival Celebrated In Igbo Land

Ndi Igbo: Living chiefly in eastern Nigeria are the Igbos. The Igbos are an ethnic group native to the present-day south-central and southeastern Nigeria. Geographically, the Igbo homeland is divided into two unequal sections by the Niger River– an eastern (which is the larger of the two) and a western section. The Igbo people are one of the largest ethnic…

ByoyibougboApril 16, 20210Comments

AFRICA ATTRACTIONS DESTINATIONS

Top Places of Interest in Delta State

Delta State is an agrarian and oil producing state in Nigeria. It is situated in the South-South geo-political zone with a population of 4,112,445. The capital city is Asaba, located at the northern end of the state, with an estimated area of 762 square kilometres (294 sq mi), while Warri which is located in the…

ByoyibougboFebruary 8, 20200Comments

CULTURAL EVENTS SOCIAL

15th Annual Umu Igbo Unite Convention 2019

Convention time is almost here📣 📣 ⁣ ⁣ Join Umu Igbo Unite Organization this Summer in Minneapolis, MN! for the 2019 Annual Umu Igbo Unite Annual Convention! ⁣ Register Today! www.uiuconvention.com⁣ DATE and Time: August 1st - 4th at 12 PM CDT LOCATION: Minneapolis Umu Igbo Unite is a cultural promotion group dedicated to exporting the norms,…

ByoyibougboJune 1, 20190Comments

FOOD

Igbo Food: 25 Most Commonly Consumed Igbo Food

The Igbo people of Nigeria are known for numerous traditional food. Igbo no doubt is home to many popular Nigerian cuisines as most of the foods Nigeria is known for has its origin from Igbo land. Below Are 25 Most Commonly Consumed Igbo Food 1. Utara na Ofe: Utara na ofe, Commonly known as Swallow and soup is the most…

ByoyibougboMay 22, 20190Comments

FOOD

List of Different type of Igbo Soups

Igbo people has the highest number of traditional food and the most delicious food. I will be sharing with you all different types of soups among the Igbo people. These soup can be taken with Pounded Yam, Semolina, Garri, Akpu (fufu) etc. Also Read: Top 10 popular Igbo Soups 1. Ofe Onugbu - Onugbu Soup How to prepare Ofe Onugbu 2.…

ByoyibougboMarch 27, 20190Comments

FOOD

Battle of chefs: How To Make Bitterleaf Soup (Ofe Onugbu)

I know most of you have been following Igboist kitchen contest through this blog, and for those that are asking how they can partake in the contest, well, its still not yet open to everyone as its still basically an online affair. I will be sharing with you all dishes from two great chefs.. This Igboist…

ByoyibougboFebruary 28, 20180Comments

FOOD PEOPLE & CULTURE

How To Make White Rice and Stew

Nigerian White Rice and Stew is one of the most popular Nigerian Food. Rice recipe is common because it can be eaten with any stew or sauce of your choice. In our food section today, we will be sharing with you all three different stew for rice as prepared by members of Igboist. For more about Igboist Kitchen…

ByoyibougboFebruary 17, 20180Comments

FOOD

Igboist Kitchen contest Winners with their dishes “Abacha”

Voting has finally ended and winners has been selected, wish to read about the contest and how to prepare abacha please click on this link or click here. Out of about 100 plus submissions 23 made it to the final state, two out of the twenty three dishes where not prepared with a proper ingredients so…

ByoyibougboFebruary 5, 20180Comments

FOOD PEOPLE & CULTURE

Igbo Soup, How to prepare Ofe Nsala ”Nsala Soup”.

Ofe Nsala (Nsala Soup) Ofe Nsala is a very mouth-watering white soup indigenous to the people of Eastern and Riverline areas of Nigeria. ofe nsala is very tasty and quite easy to make, ofe nsala is mainly prepared for nursing mothers although its open to every one, this delicacy is traditionally made without the use of…

ByoyibougboFebruary 4, 20180Comments

EVENTS SOCIAL

Umu Igbo Unite Tristate Mixer

Umu Igbo Unite Tristate is a Chapter of the organization Umu Igbo Unite and welcomes folks from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut to join! Umu Igbo Unite TriState Chapter serves young professionals with the goal to connect, empower and share through our Igbo Culture. We wholeheartedly believe Ever heard the phrase, TGIW: Thank God It's Wednesday? No?…

ByoyibougboFebruary 3, 20180Comments