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Igbos celebrated their cultural day in Massachusetts.

Ndigbo takes their culture and traditions with them anywhere they go to.... They're hardworking and high achieving... Irrespective of the few bad eggs they're still recognized for their love of knowledge, education and industrialization.


Below post from USA citizens appreciating the the Igbo culture.



If you’re White, especially a White American, I want to talk with you.

These are images of Igbo tribe members of Nigeria; they were celebrating the Igbo Day Festival in Boston, Massachusetts.

It’s so easy, as a White person, to lump all Black people into the same group.

It’s strange to see Black people in traditional garments because the cultures of various Africans seem so different.

If you’re able to look past the color of these peoples’ skin, the colors of these peoples’ clothes, you will find that the Igbo people, they’re Nigerian, and the other tribes of Nigeria are some of the most educated groups of people in the United States.

Nigerian Americans earn more, per capita, than White Americans.

I’m not woke, in any way, but I am smart enough to recognize groups that achieve success and it seems that success is derived, at its core, from deep familial bonds.

https://x.com/BostonByBirth/status/1822625963840049184

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Igbo Amaka

Myn44

Nawa o

They look majestic.

Igbo Amaka,Igbo bu ndi Chukwu Olisa goziri agozi.

Esama:
This people are just copying Yoruba people up and down.

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Learn how to type first.

Beautiful pictures..

Look at the stupid racist quote you decided to quote because you don't know when you're being insulted

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Ndigbo hosts a successful igbo day In far away Massachussets, some hateful beings who does not have an international passport and may never travel outside their region till they kpai are here foaming in the mouth.
Ihe nke a ọọ na - ọ dịghị ụnụ egwu ụmụ ibe?

What’s the point of celebrating Igbo culture abroad when so many back home are struggling? It feels like a disconnect, flaunting traditions in a foreign land while ignoring the issues we face daily in Nigeria. Maybe we should focus on uplifting our people instead of parading around for the world to see. Celebrating culture is one thing, but let's not forget the reality of our situation.

yyba:

My dog is named Tinubu

I usually tell my Boss the difference, we are not same , they or he is afon and he is not same as me , we don’t know each other , am not his friend nor brother and don’t lump as together as one