Chai ! Afromannn kedu ebe ishi wete this Video ? i know this Video the Oji onu (Mgbadike) in 04:53 -- 05:06 and 05:32-- 06: 16 . They are from my Area Amesi Aguata i know them all, some of them are dead now like the man with Oyo in the hand is no more,his is my family relation. Thanks alot for this Video its reminds Home soo much. Very Nice, Wonderful and Creative. This is what igbos can Create. Peace.
i am a young igbo boy who is watching this video and oji-onu is quite spectacular that it is even on UA-cam!!!! the amount of oji-onu dance moves in modern break dancing is quite funny, maybe they have been watching this too!!
i remember eji onu from when i was a little kid. it was my fav. masquerade. the eji onu dance can be very spectacular and show like. looking at it now i see a man in a costume, but then it was like watching a super natural creature in action.
The original mgbadike is from Amesi in Aguata local government area.This is exactly the cop cat of the mgbadike masqurade both its dancing acrobatic even before your American break dance existed in the 80`s.This masqurade has been dancing this way many dacades before I was born in the sixties according to my own village people.Only because internet came of age you can now find some african tradition being posted on you tube.Ezinifite may have copied Amesi people.
somethings big are missing in todays igbo culture. i remember when i was younger there used to be more spectacular, somersaulting masquerades. fascinating fun times. restoration will happen i know. folks would climb iroko trees like crazy, those days
@Nnfefe No that's not what i said. im saying that bleaching is becoming very prevalent because of the belief that the lighter the better. Forget about bride price (that really is irrelevant)..everyone is entitled to their opinion, and making generalizations for (ex. bride price is dependent on bleaching is erroneous)..im just saying that, from my perspective, i have lots of friends (old & married & young) doing it because they feel better about themselves with light skin in Nigeria.
my pple we're guy's come from? can u place for me in my palace in IMO STATE ? if yes, pls send ur contact to me chief omemgbeoji 1 of inyishi Ikeduru '
@Nnfefe Hello I'm an igbo, and I have to disagree with your comments to an extent. Igbos don't bleach their bodies for just higher bride prices. I know several igbos (already married) that bleach because we have this stigma that light-skinned is better (not just us, lots of colored ppl). I'm a mixed Igbo (half-british) living in Nigeria, and I can tell you that this is a stigma (and I blame the MEN lol) Lots of Nigerian men like fair girls (i hate to say that) but this stigma needs to stop.
Udo,Eji -onu ,Izaga,Adamma,Oji-onu,Idu,Agaba,Atiko,Edgugu,Epke,Ajikwu, or Ijele masquerade....... which one is shit, when it comes to performance?By the way, these are the only one's I can come up within my head.The rest... I don't know. #IGBO KWENU!!!!!
Yeah, Igbo masquerade a.k.a mmanwu has gone down hill. When I was growing up as a kid, mmanwu was like the scariest thing on earth. We were taught that it was a spirit or dead person, you had to give it reverence, awe, and respect, but now mmanwu looks like a big joke. Back then women couldn't even stand in the same area where mmanwu was but nowadays you even see women dancing next to mmanwu. And I just can't stand all these Igbos in Europe and USA bringing out mmanwu in those countries!!!
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This is core Igbo culture as we know it. My people please keep it up.
IGBO culture IS beautiful ...but with thé right sounds to it !!!!!
PLEASE dont overdub another RECORDING of it .
Ome nala special. Mgbada all the way.
I beg my pple to never let ds Oji onu masquerade die off
It's 1 of the best stuff we got 😬
ezinna city hold it on we love it .that's who we are, our tradition will not die. thanks you all.
Chai ! Afromannn kedu ebe ishi wete this Video ? i know this Video the Oji onu (Mgbadike) in 04:53 -- 05:06 and 05:32-- 06: 16 . They are from my Area Amesi Aguata i know them all, some of them are dead now like the man with Oyo in the hand is no more,his is my family relation. Thanks alot for this Video its reminds Home soo much. Very Nice, Wonderful and Creative. This is what igbos can Create. Peace.
There is woman going people house like witch her name kollie garma from liberia
i am a young igbo boy who is watching this video and oji-onu is quite spectacular that it is even on UA-cam!!!! the amount of oji-onu dance moves in modern break dancing is quite funny, maybe they have been watching this too!!
He Heyyy! Egwu ndi igbo!! I remember watching these masquerades dance as a child in Enugu! Good Times!
i remember eji onu from when i was a little kid. it was my fav. masquerade.
the eji onu dance can be very spectacular and show like. looking at it now i see a man in a costume, but then it was like watching a super natural creature in action.
The original mgbadike is from Amesi in Aguata local government area.This is exactly the cop cat of the mgbadike masqurade both its dancing acrobatic even before your American break dance existed in the 80`s.This masqurade has been dancing this way many dacades before I was born in the sixties according to my own village people.Only because internet came of age you can now find some african tradition being posted on you tube.Ezinifite may have copied Amesi people.
You are 💯 %....Am from nearby village.Ojionu Amesi is classic&pioneer!
somethings big are missing in todays igbo culture. i remember when i was younger there used to be more spectacular, somersaulting masquerades. fascinating fun times. restoration will happen i know. folks would climb iroko trees like crazy, those days
So nostaligic; the legendry Ojionu. The number of Ojionu moves found in contemporary break dancing is remarkable.
Ogbamgbadaezinaifite
Ogbamgbadaezinaifite
I remember people from Uruala danced this way too.
Is this close to Akokwa?
Hei, Nwanna i thank you soo nuch for posting this vids. Jide ka iji.
Amazing, Wonderful spectacle
PLEASE ADD AGU OKONKO OF IHITTE UBOMA IMO STATE
this masquerade came to igbo ukwu a few years back
I love the second masquerade
Am excited and enchanted
Are you also from Ezinifite
Eze Oke let me help yo
Abum nwafo Ezinifite
similar dialect with enugu
@okpalaj What you're saying is that bride price is contingent on bleaching? This is abhorrent in Igboland
I loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeee this
Emeka Orlu
Ezeoke T E
@Nnfefe i agree with u..i dont agree with that other person whoever he/she might be!
@Nnfefe No that's not what i said. im saying that bleaching is becoming very prevalent because of the belief that the lighter the better. Forget about bride price (that really is irrelevant)..everyone is entitled to their opinion, and making generalizations for (ex. bride price is dependent on bleaching is erroneous)..im just saying that, from my perspective, i have lots of friends (old & married & young) doing it because they feel better about themselves with light skin in Nigeria.
nwanne wether amesi or ezinifite,as long as is in aguata,
Ndi Igbo Kwenu. Unu ga di rue mgbe ebiye ebi
my pple we're guy's come from? can u place for me in my palace in IMO STATE ? if yes, pls send ur contact to me chief omemgbeoji 1 of inyishi Ikeduru '
@okpalaj Do you disagree with me or with the person that I accuse of slandering Igbo women in bleaching for higher bride price?
@afromann007 r u igbo like me
Odu,Agaba,Ijele,idu,Adamma,Izaga ......Which is better? #IGBO-KWEN!!!!
Ezinnacity
@Nnfefe Hello I'm an igbo, and I have to disagree with your comments to an extent. Igbos don't bleach their bodies for just higher bride prices. I know several igbos (already married) that bleach because we have this stigma that light-skinned is better (not just us, lots of colored ppl). I'm a mixed Igbo (half-british) living in Nigeria, and I can tell you that this is a stigma (and I blame the MEN lol) Lots of Nigerian men like fair girls (i hate to say that) but this stigma needs to stop.
Udo,Eji -onu ,Izaga,Adamma,Oji-onu,Idu,Agaba,Atiko,Edgugu,Epke,Ajikwu, or Ijele masquerade....... which one is shit, when it comes to performance?By the way, these are the only one's I can come up within my head.The rest... I don't know. #IGBO KWENU!!!!!
Put the right music and Percussion on the dancer...please....😤
Yeah, Igbo masquerade a.k.a mmanwu has gone down hill. When I was growing up as a kid, mmanwu was like the scariest thing on earth. We were taught that it was a spirit or dead person, you had to give it reverence, awe, and respect, but now mmanwu looks like a big joke. Back then women couldn't even stand in the same area where mmanwu was but nowadays you even see women dancing next to mmanwu. And I just can't stand all these Igbos in Europe and USA bringing out mmanwu in those countries!!!
@vixxy02 My Igboness is tearing you apart
igbo kwenu anambra state kwenu awka kwenu umokpu kwenu
u get to close they will flog the sh!t out u. lol i got whooped by one many times even if i ran through grass, trees, wutever
I beg my pple to never let ds Oji onu masquerade die off
It's 1 of the best stuff we got 😬