Igbo Cultural Union Takes Over Augsburg’s International Week in Germany (Photos)

The Igbo Cultural Union Augsburg displayed their Masquerades, dance and native foods at Augsburg International day, on Saturday, 28th May, in Augsburg, Germany.

Nigerian German based artist, Vivian Timothy exhibited her paintings to promote the Africa culture.

The Igbo Chairman, who spoke with Diamond Celebrities, said, the reason of  doing this is to be able to pass the culture to the  younger generation living abroad.

“The Igbo are the second largest group of people living in southern Nigeria. They are one of the three major tribes in Nigeria. They consist of many subgroups and are known to be socially and culturally diverse. While the Igbos live in scattered groups of villages, the Igbo culture observes the spiritual and temporal areas of cosmology. Although they are mostly Christians today, they have a deep and original culture”.

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