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Back then in primary school, we always read about one mysterious masquerade called Izaga. The Igbo myth always told us that it always came out from an ant hole. Never have I seen it before.
Today from no where, I saw it in my Street. Very tall, I can't say how tall. The whole Street followed it as everyone always read it in Igbo readers back then in primary school. No one has actually seen it before.
This is what Christmas brought our way this season.

Have you seen this before

Our culture is unique
Lala, this looks like snake oh. Abeg move to front page make people appreciate our culture

massinola:
Back then in primary school, we always read about one mysterious masquerade called Izaga. The Igbo myth always told us that it always came out from an ant hole. Never have I seen it before.
Today from no where, I saw it in my Street. Very tall, I can't say how tall. The whole Street followed it as everyone always read it in Igbo readers back then in primary school. No one has actually seen it before.
This is what Christmas brought our way this season.

Have you seen this before

Where is it?

I'm waiting for those who will come to say ''this is 21st century"

They are the real 21st century fools who would grab any chance to attend a carnival in US but would see their own carnival as illiteracy. Slaves

Officialgarri:
I don't think he knows how to upload pictures... I've refreshed more than 200 times already..

Nairalanders, was actually resizing the pictures

Jagwuda:
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You go still chop ban

Officialgarri:
I'm waiting for those who will come to say ''this is 21st century"

They are the real 21st century fools who would grab any chance to attend a carnival in US but would see their own carnival as illiteracy. Slaves

Only sarrki could have done what you just did with this post.

OP this culture is not limited to Igboland alone, it's a common culture among Nigerians. Yorubas call it egunuko.

Gandollaar:
OP this culture is limited to Igboland alone, it's a common culture among Nigerians. Yorubas call it egunuko.

Good to know. Our culture is a unique one

massinola:
Good to know. Our culture is a unique one

Is not limited I meant.

We call it "Ageere" in Yoruba land. Had seen it severally in my area in ile-Ife, Osun State.