S3E10: Igbo Podcast x Ụmụ Igbo Unite Exclusive Interview
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09/29/2022
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Check out this exclusive episode with the founder of Igbo Podcast, Ifunanya, and Ụmụ Igbo Unite, an organization that promotes and preserves Igbo culture across the diaspora while empowering and connecting young Igbo professionals. In this episode Ifunanya discusses in her journey of how she went from not being able to speak any Igbo to becoming conversational in Igbo and equipped to pioneer the Igbo Podcast brand. She also discusses more about her experience going back to Nigeria for 6 months with the primary goal of learning Igbo and immersing herself in the language and culture! Checkout the 2022 Umu Igbo Unite digital magazine here: http://www.umuigbounite.com/magazine --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/igbopodcast/support
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