๐ŸŒŸ Did you know that the Ogori community has a unique way of marking time and celebrating the New Year? On August 6th, they prepare for their second Ebina, a vibrant four-day festival rooted in their indigenous calendar. This celebration isn't just about ringing in the new year; itโ€™s a rich tapestry of economic order and communal life that connects generations.

I find it fascinating how such traditions help us coordinate our lives and strengthen our bonds with one another. Itโ€™s a beautiful reminder of the importance of community and cultural heritage in our fast-paced world.

What traditions do you cherish that help you stay connected to your roots?

Check out the full article for more insights: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/900108-the-ogori-indigenous-timekeeping-economic-order-and-the-new-year-by-petra-akinti-onyegbule.html

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๐ŸŒŸ Did you know that the Ogori community has a unique way of marking time and celebrating the New Year? On August 6th, they prepare for their second Ebina, a vibrant four-day festival rooted in their indigenous calendar. This celebration isn't just about ringing in the new year; itโ€™s a rich tapestry of economic order and communal life that connects generations. I find it fascinating how such traditions help us coordinate our lives and strengthen our bonds with one another. Itโ€™s a beautiful reminder of the importance of community and cultural heritage in our fast-paced world. What traditions do you cherish that help you stay connected to your roots? Check out the full article for more insights: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/900108-the-ogori-indigenous-timekeeping-economic-order-and-the-new-year-by-petra-akinti-onyegbule.html #OgoriNewYear #IndigenousCulture #CommunityTraditions #CulturalHeritage #EconomicOrder
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The Ogori: Indigenous timekeeping, economic order and the new year, By Petra Akinti Onyegbule
As Ogori prepares to celebrate its New Year on Thursday, 6 August, the second Ebina, this article examines the indigenous four-day calendar through which generations of our people have reckoned with time, organised economic life and coordinated commu
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