Igbo Chief @ Igbo New Yam Festival a yearly harvest by the Igbo people in early august at the end of the rainy season. Yams are usually the first crop harvested and a very important crop to the people. All yams from the previous years harvest are eaten or thrown away before the New Yam Festival a symbol of abundance from the new harvest.
The first yam is eaten by the oldest man or the Igwe of the kingdom. With offerings to the ancestors and gods.
Sharing of the kola nut by Igbo chiefs
Igbo New Yam Festival a yearly harvest by the Igbo people in early august at the end of the rainy season. Yams are usually the first crop harvested and a very important crop to the people. All yams from the previous years harvest are eaten or thrown away before the New Yam Festival a symbol of abundance from the new harvest. The first yam is eaten by the oldest man or the Igwe of the kingdom. With offerings to the ancestors and gods.
Mohammed & Nana
Mohammed and Nana are my neigbours in Abuja, Nigeria. Mohammed is big on soccer, playing street ball with the rest of the neighborhood kids every evening, sometimes with no shoes or just flip flops.
Nana is probably one of the smartest kids in my hood, always wanting to know every detail about my tattoos, she would tell me how well she is doing in school and for a kid who speaks hausa practically all day am amazed at her english.
Street Hawkers in Gwagwalada Abuja Nigeria. #JujuFilms
