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Ọmasịrị podcast

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Welcome to Ọmasịrị podcast, bringing more magical moments with #Igbotic freshness & folkloric ndụ ebighị ebi.

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Episodes

  1. Egwu olileanya ndị nọ n'ụlọmkpọrọ

    Songs of faith sung by inmates in Awka Correctional Center

  2. Ịzụ nwa na Nwanéku

    Discussion on child abuse, and why it must stop.

  3. Peter Obi bụ Okwute

    Listen to his talk that gingered the youths

  4. Soludo's One Youth Two Skills: How far?

    Soludo Launches One Youth, Two-Skills Initiative, Targets Equipping 10,000 Youths With Digital Skills Annually

  5. Onye rịrị Ọjị kpaa ya nkụ ma ___?

    Understanding Igbo Proverbs properly with Okenye, Fada F. O. F Onwudufor of Radio Sapientia. A phenomenal historian and Scholar. "A sị na Mbe sịrị..." is an Igbo #proverb. It is also regarded as #wellerism in #literature. Proverbs generally, are the oil, with which ndị #Igbo eat words…

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  6. Ihe Mbe Kwugara

    Mining Words of Mbe in #Igbo Folktales. Please share whatever you heard during tales by moonlight quoted to have been said by Mbe, the Tortoise.

  7. Child Abuse & Who Abuses Who?

    A detailed exposé and the secret of the owl being revealed at noon....#child #thanksgiving

  8. Ị nụkwa m nkịta na-ahọ nri!

    Na nkịta ha na-aṅụ tea, na biscuit na chinchin etc.

  9. Asụsụ agbụrụ ga na Pentecost

    The Prayer of the Faithful in other languages said by University students who are ndị Igbo. Apart from the one who read in Latin, others basically speak and understand the said language. Igbo dị omimi.

  10. Ị lee ndị Nne na Nna nká

    If our parents stood by us when we know nothing and helpless as babies, it is ours to stand by them as they age and may know nothing again. Like candles, they burn and fade gradually away as they give light!

  11. Ezinuụlọ bụ enyi!

    Once #family is destroyed, humanity which hitherto had defiled all sorts of concerted threats and envy, is weakened and annihilated.

  12. Akịịlụ, the bitter kola is one wonder tree yet to unravel all its medicinal and miraculous values.

    In the bid to protect, preserve and plant more exotic but endangered trees, I visited Okekeocha in the ancient town of Aguluzigbo. Here's what I got about the mystery tree that is called Akịịlụ.

  13. Disney World of Knowledge

    Who's afraid of reading any text and summarising it in #Igbo language? Not any of us @ #TeamYowamca

  14. The Boy Who Hated School - summarized in #Igbo

    So, at #TeamYowamca we make reading fun. Today, we read English literature but the summary has to be purely in Igbo language. Let's see who's the master linguist!

  15. Saturday bụ Eke, ọ dabaghị!

    It's interesting how kids could easily make the days with #Igbo market names. She said, "coming Saturday is Eke, therefore we can't have Book Club that day... Listen and know why.

  16. "I do not know how to speak #Igbo." We don't complain we, at #TeamYowamca make it happen. It's fun!

    Read English literature, summarize in #Igbo. Thrilling expertise from kids, joyful voices at the background.

  17. "I do not know how to speak #Igbo." We don't complain we, at #TeamYowamca make it happen. It's fun!

    So we read books and summarize them in Igbo. Everyone assumes the character of a Critic... One is laughed with and at, s/he waits for another to come to the stage for revenge. Check the kids, join the conversation and take necessary Linguistic action. Igbo Language is sweet!

  18. Olaudah Equiano - an Incredible story

    From Slave boy to abolitionist. An awesome #Igbo summary from a simplified edition written by author Ifeanyi Ezifeh. #Olaudah #Equiano

  19. Nwaanyị Di ya Hụrụ n'anya Onye ụjọ Ọrụ

    E bute akpa rice o richaa, e bute akpa beans o richaa, onye ụjọ ọrụ....

  20. Ekwueme by Ifediora Nneamaka

    Akụkọ nkwado #MotherLanguageDay na 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages

  21. Ekemma bụ Ezigbo Nwaanyị by Ezeifediba Ujunwa

    Akụkọ nkwado #MotherLanguageDay by Ezeifediba Ujunwa

  22. Ihe mere Nwaanyị Anaghị aga Agha by Chukwuma Obum

    Akụkọ nkwado #MotherLanguageDay and 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages by Chukwuma Obum

  23. Akụkọ nkwado #MotherLanguageDay by Iloka Chidiogo

    Akụkọ nkwado #MotherLanguageDay and 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages

  24. Asụsụ Igbo na Akụkọ nkwado #MotherLanguageDay

    Akụkọ Ifo nkwado International Year of Indigenous Languages na #MotherLanguageDay

  25. Oge Ụmụaka: Abụ m Nnukwu Mmadụ na Obodo nke m.

    Freshest voices singing optimistically. #iyil2019

  26. a b ch d: Igbo Alphabet

    So, after telling the kids about UNESCO's 2019 International Year of Indigenous Languages, they gifted me with a beautiful rendition of Igbo Alphabet. Igbo child easily learns English alphabet mostly because most teachers/parents consider Igbo's either difficult or unnecessary. We are committed…

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  27. Ole Anụ na aji?

    Kids getting to know animals by their names and furs or unfurs lol

  28. Nzu n'ala Igbo: Significance and Symbolism

    Nzu n'ala Igbo: I have actually done a comprehensive research on Nzu, from different perspectives and variegated locations in Igbo land. All, unequivocally points to one thing: peace & purity. My ethnographical work will be made available to the public once I am able to publish it.

  29. Odenjinji Eze Mbem na Anambra

    Odenjinji Eze Mbem na Anambra

  30. A hụ Ọdụm a hụ ihe ọdụdụ

    Aha m bụ Nzu, Nzudinobieze

  31. Angelina, Ụmụ ya na Nwamba

    Angelina, Ụmụ ya na Nwamba

  32. A Hen & Her House

    ... and why she lives in her house.

  33. Ọsa na Mbe

    Kids rediscovering and retelling traditional folktales #fable

  34. Mbe, Ewu na Uwe Ndị mmụọ

    How Mbe, the Tortoise made Mkpi, the He-goat a scapegoat. The spirit caught Mkpi with their clothes which was in the possession of Mbe....

  35. Akụkọ: Anụ Gbaa Ajọ Egbe

    Igbo ndị ọma m ji eme ọnụ, afọ a bụ 2019, bụ International Year of Indigenous Languages. Ya mere, esi m olu enwetara gị akụkọ Mbekwu Nwalịga n'ụdị ịhụbeghị maọbụ nụ na mbụ. #Igbo new #novel alert.

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Welcome to Ọmasịrị podcast, bringing more magical moments with #Igbotic freshness & folkloric ndụ ebighị ebi.

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