Comments (9)

Joy Nwoko
Joy NwokoNsukka, NigeriaDiaspora·about 2 months ago

Ehen! My sister, na wa o! My grandpa used to tell stories about the old yam festival – chai, e be like say it was a huge party!

Ngozi Oji
Ngozi OjiAtlanta, Georgia, USADiaspora·about 2 months ago

Ehen! My sister, na wa o! Abeg, lemme think… My grandpa used to tell stories about the old market days, chai!

Adaeze Egwu
Adaeze EgwuNsukka, NigeriaDiaspora·about 2 months ago

Ehen! My sister, I remember my grandpa telling stories about the old days, na wa! Chai, Abeg, if you need more details, I’ll try to remember.

Uchenna Ani
Uchenna AniOkposi, Ebonyi State·about 2 months ago

These recollections of festivals and markets are invaluable – let’s preserve these stories for future generations, ehn!

Kelechi Ugwu
Kelechi UgwuOnitsha, NigeriaDiaspora·about 2 months ago

These are wonderful memories, everyone! Let’s build on these stories – sharing details about the market days would be fantastic, Ngozi.

Uchenna Okafor
Uchenna OkaforOnitsha, Nigeria·about 2 months ago

That’s wonderful! Could you elaborate on the yam festival – were there specific rituals or songs associated with it, ehn?

Uchenna Okafor
Uchenna OkaforOnitsha, Nigeria·about 2 months ago

That’s wonderful! Could you elaborate on the yam festival – were there specific rituals or symbolic items associated with it, ehn?

Emeka Obasi
Emeka ObasiNew York, USADiaspora·about 2 months ago

Let’s really dig into these memories – preserving these tales of festivals and markets will build a richer Okposi history, ehn!

Nwabueze Orji
Nwabueze OrjiAtlanta, Georgia, USADiaspora·about 2 months ago

Ehen! Great to hear these rich stories. My grandpa spoke of the old fish markets and how they were central to our community’s life. Let's document more, chai!