Africa is a vast continent and the constituents of Africa are some times or often times more disconnected from each other than they are to Europe and etc. So the idea of a general African or even Nigerian culture is far fetched, We have cultural spheres of Nigeria that are as distinct from each other as they are to any other cultural sphere anywhere on Earth, be it in the Americas, Asia or Europe. It is more appropriate to refer to all as human cultures rather than African, Asian, Amerindian or European. Those are not distinct. The Nri Culture among some Nigerian Igbos is unique in Nigeria maybe Africa by having a caste system similar to the Hindu caste system, The Yoruba culture though unique in its own right can pass for Asian, European, Amerindian by its huge cities, level of societal organisation, nation building etc. Ditto for other nation building cultures like the Hausa in Nigeria. We can say Yoruba, Hausa, Nupe, Igbo etc cultures but to go farther than that and encompass all under an umbrella of ..

...African culture would be an over reach. The Yoruba are more similar culturally to the British or the Japanese than to the Nri for instance. The Ijesa among the Yoruba appoint their monarch using a plan similar to Britain's. There is no general African Culture.

Putting broom behind the door. Respectful. Ceremonious. Religious.

Yeah.

- Respect for elders and authority,
- Giving food - especially to visitors
-Tribe first in any conflict
- Fear God!!!

There's a lot of Igbo culture being promoted within the Igbo-British community. Have a look at the channel.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p_hnRYaqfew