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Am a good soryteller but I dont have any formal training in script writing. i will like to tell a lot of authentic and thrilling Igbo stories stories. I am currently working on a story. I dont know how I could be of help.

Stories like the type Pres-elect,Tosh and co tells me just to get a piece of ihe?lol
Tosh this a good avenue to make some money with ur umunkpi stories.

Unu a choro actors na actress too?

ifyalways: Stories like the type Pres-elect,Tosh and co tells me just to get a piece of ihe?lol
Tosh this a good avenue to make some money with ur umunkpi stories.

Unu a choro actors na actress too?

Gi bu nwa eh. You are mysterious!

It is not only Igbo stories, but if anyone is interested in reading and sharing stories of Orisa, I am at your service.
It is not exclusively a religious issue, but cultural.
I understand that the purpose of this forum is to share information, so it does not seem right to send information private.
I'm waiting for your comments.
An affectionate greeting.

Please, let's encourage movies in Igbo language. It's embarrasing that a language of over 50million worldwide don't have indegenous movies like it was in the 90s. Even the Ibibios now produce movies in their language. Why are our people always after money and neglect promoting their culture through movies and music.

I am aware that there may not be any already written in igbo script so al suggestions are welcome. We will need actors and actresses too in due course. Igbo speaking ones of course. @ priest if u have stories then we can work something out. Originality and diversity is key. R u on bbm?

afam4eva: Please, let's encourage movies in Igbo language. It's embarrasing that a language of over 50million worldwide don't have indegenous movies like it was in the 90s. Even the Ibibios now produce movies in their language. Why are our people always after money and neglect promoting their culture through movies and music.

You should check www.irokotv.com

They have many modern films in Igbo-language.

idprincess: I am aware that there may not be any already written in igbo script so al suggestions are welcome. We will need actors and actresses too in due course. Igbo speaking ones of course. @ priest if u have stories then we can work something out. Originality and diversity is key. R u on bbm?

No but i have a smart phone.

NRI PRIEST:

No but i have a smart phone.

add me simplyoge@yahoo.com

I can be wrong, but I understand that originally the Igbo language (like the Yoruba) had no writing. The traditions were transmitted orally, and that obviously makes access to historical material. As far as I've been researching, writing many African languages ​​began with the arrival of the first evangelists (I do not know if this was for better or for worse).
I'm right?

@NRI PRIEST:
I have a screen.

Ptolomeus: I can be wrong, but I understand that originally the Igbo language (like the Yoruba) had no writing. The traditions were transmitted orally, and that obviously makes access to historical material. As far as I've been researching, writing many African languages ​​began with the arrival of the first evangelists (I do not know if this was for better or for worse).
I'm right?

@NRI PRIEST:
I have a screen.

Incorrect, Igbo had a written script known Nsibidi
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[img]http://1.bp..com/-UxYJbfa6MLs/TXq0bOH4toI/AAAAAAAAAQ0/Zsi7dtX6Cxw/s400/Nsibidi%2BSheet%2B1.png[/img]

Hausa had Ajami
[img]http://www.bu.edu/bostonia/summer09/ajami/ajami1.jpg[/img]

Hausa people had more inroads with keeping records of their writings, since 999AD

Dear friend Crayola1: thank you very much for the valuable contribution!.
Your input is really interesting and important!