Africa Lodge Magazine

15/06/2025

Photos taken during 2025 Soo Bii Homowo Celebration in Accra, Ghana 🇬🇭 Africa.
"Typical Africa"
🇬🇭

14/06/2025

Beautiful Seychelles, 🇸🇨 an African country which is the smallest in landmass as well as the least populated with over 132,000 people. Seychelles is special for its stunning natural beauty, unique biodiversity, and vibrant Creole culture.

09/06/2025

How Igbo are you?

What's this masquerade called in Igbo language?
gbomasquerade

07/06/2025

07/06/2025

AMAUBI SHINU OWU!

UMUIKE SHINU OWU!

NJAM SHINU OWU!

OBIOKWU SHINU!

OFEKE DI ONU YA ETIGE AKU.

My Great People of Amakohia-Ubi.
I believe we are all aware that our OWU Festival is fast approaching and every arrangements is being made to see that this year's festival would achieve its target.

07/06/2025

AMAUBI SHINU OWU!

UMUIKE SHINU OWU!

NJAM SHINU OWU!

OBIOKWU SHINU!

OFEKE DI ONU YA ETIGE AKU.

My Great People of Amakohia-Ubi.
I believe we are all aware that our OWU Festival is fast approaching and every arrangements is being made to see that this year's festival would achieve its target.

06/06/2025

Have you heard of the ancient Igbo tradition called “Igachi Nwanyi”?

It’s a cultural practice where a daughter stays back in her father’s home, not to marry out, but to continue his lineage when there are no sons.

In such cases, she bears children in her father’s name and preserves his legacy.
She becomes, symbolically, the son he never had.

This isn’t a break from tradition,
It is tradition.
A powerful way the Igbo people honor legacy, lineage, and inheritance through their daughters.

Did you know about this tradition?
Repost to educate someone else.
"voice of the East"

06/06/2025

Akwali Ọmụmụ: The Igbo Goddess of Fertility, Long Life, and Wealth

Akwali Ọmụmụ. Photo – Onwa Nnewi

In Igbo culture, spirituality is a big part of everyday life. The Igbos, who live mostly in southeastern Nigeria, have always believed in the power of spirits and gods to.
guide and protect them. One of the most important spirits in Igbo tradition is Akwali Ọmụmụ, also called Ekwe, Akwarị or Oda Ọmụmụ. Akwali Ọmụmụ is the goddess of fertility, long life and wealth, and her presence has been cherished by Igbo families for many generations.
"OziIkoro"