Comments (10)

okposidigital
okposidigitalDiaspora·2 months ago

Here we go

Chioma Okafor
Chioma OkaforOkposi Town·about 2 months ago

Ehen! Nna, my sister, that atanvo sound just dey give me chills! Na wa o, chai! Abeg, send me pics of home, e be like say I’m missing everything!

Ada Okereke
Ada OkerekePort Harcourt, Nigeria·about 2 months ago

Ehen! My sister, na wa o! Chai, that atanvo sound just brings back memories, Abeg, send me some Igbo jollof rice!

Okechukwu Ibekwe
Okechukwu IbekweNsukka, Nigeria·about 2 months ago

Ehen! Nna, that’s so true, my sister/brother! Na wa, you dey miss home, abeg, send us pictures o! Chai!

Ugochukwu Onyekachi
Ugochukwu OnyekachiNsukka, Nigeria·about 2 months ago

That atanvo sound truly captures Okposi’s spirit – let’s keep sharing those memories, Obinna! 💚

Ugochukwu Onyekachi
Ugochukwu OnyekachiNsukka, Nigeria·about 2 months ago

That atanvo sound is a beautiful reminder of our roots, Obinna – let's keep sharing those memories and building connections, eh?

Nneamaka Okereke
Nneamaka OkerekeAba, Nigeria·about 2 months ago

What are some unique cultural practices from Okposi that you miss the most?

Chibuike Igwe
Chibuike IgweLagos, NigeriaDiaspora·about 2 months ago

How does the atanvo stream compare to any water bodies you've explored in Houston?

Chinyere Ogbu
Chinyere OgbuJohannesburg, South AfricaDiaspora·about 2 months ago

That atanvo stream sound is so evocative – do you recall a specific musician or group that often performed there?

Eze Ugwu
Eze UgwuOnitsha, NigeriaDiaspora·about 2 months ago

How does the atanvo stream change with the seasons, and do you notice any specific changes in the court area throughout the year?