Igbo Mum in Belgium

Igbo Mum in Belgium

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Stories, tips, and laughs from an Igbo mum raising a family in Belgium

Culture • Motherhood • Diaspora life •

29/09/2023

25/09/2023

Culture or something else....

Do not hide behind culture to perpetuate €vil. You are just a dark soul by nature, it is not culture. An over bearing mother or mother-in-law is not backed culturally... She just loves to be troublesome in her children's life. Some group of men gathering to strip a widow all her marital pproperties is not culture... They are simplly €vil wicked, poverty-stricken souls who lack empathy and mostly influenced by what they keep seeing in Naija films. Giving your children some life time trauma is not culture... It is you who needs to heal. A man who abuses and maltreat his wife is not culture... You are simply a weakling who couldn't wait to exercise some misbehavior birthed probably from trauma. Masquerades peeling off people's skin with razor inserted canes is not culture... It is the abnornmalities we nurtured.

No culture exist to harm it's own people... If yours does, then by all means, resist and fight to scrap it off. A lot of practices that were later seen to be harmful were changed or modified... That is how culture works. We are humans first, not beasts. Some people are naturally attrached to wickedness and the idea of inflicting pain on others.

Culture is for the people and not the people for culture.

I am here to say, stop hiding behind culture to perpetuate any evil. Know the difference.

Also... Those who juge an entire people by the actions of a few should learn to identify what is cultural and what is evil.

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(C)Amarachi Attamah

21/09/2023
16/07/2023

Happy sunday ndị ọma🌷

19/06/2023


Udara as the name sounds simply means,
If it falls you lick .
Udara is a female deity of fertility and protection.
Udara is believed to be the mother of Akwari Omumu udara mutara Akwari Omumu.
Udara is a very powerful tree and an abode of the spirit of Dead ancestors and that of the unborn children.
It is forbidden in some igbo communities to pluck the Udara seeds.
Udara tree wade off untimely death and spirit of barrenness any where it grows,
Udara is not planted by anyone and it is an abomination to cut down this tree of fertility, the giver of children without proper consultation and appeasement,
It is an abomination to defeacate under an Udara tree, udara is feared in most part of igboland because it is believed to be the home of the spirits.
People rarely visit udara at night.
In some communities in igbo land udara is not owned by any one and no one harvests the seed for sale for it is regarded as selling children in the market.
Udara tree can live upto 1000 years the bark and leaves of the udara tree are used to cure fever and some minor sicknesses

IGBO HISTORY (IGBOS SINCE 3000BC)
Igbo History, Culture & Tradition

12/05/2023
21/02/2023

Every language is beautiful and unique in its own way and on this special occasion, we celebrate the beauty that our language brings to the table. Let us celebrate our identity and culture with our language today.
How do you say HELLO in your language/dialect? Share with us😀

Photos from Igbo Mum in Belgium's post 05/02/2023

Ọgbọnọ soup (ofe ọgbọnọ) is one of the many types of Igbo soups. The main ingredient as the name suggests are Ọgbọnọ seeds.
Do you use other ingredients that are not on the ingredients list?
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A blessed week ahead😋😋

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