Greeting is a significant interactive gesture in Igede society; as such its importance in daily Igede life can hardly be overstated. Greeting a visitor with warm words gives instant respect to him/her and the receiving host. A simple greeting could turn fear into friendship and suspicion into trust. Learning how to greet is an important…
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Happy weekend, beautiful people. I want to officially make welcome, you all to another inspiring edition of Igede Proverb of the Day Episode 014. It will be as brief as possible, today. The proverb in Igede language ? Ori k’iihi ira ka, ok’ubwo nyaidang The translation of the Proverb ? If a product does not…
Greetings from igedeonline.com. It’s a great pleasure to present to you today’s proverb of the Day. We hope to do this for a straight one Month before we may have them posted in numbers at a time. So, welcome to another edition of Igede Proverb of the Day Episode 013. The Proverb in Igede language…
The great God who created Igede land won’t leave her in her trying times. It is obvious that the leaders of Israel of today have forsaken them. But we have who can never forsake us. Welcome to another wonderful edition of Igede Proverb of the Day Episode 012. In today’s episode of the daily publication…
Another wonderful Monday, the beginning of another Week. Here comes another inspiring edition of Igede Proverb of the Day Episode 008. For the lovers of this our daily article on the rich cultural values of the Igede people, it won’t be atarnge to you how we start and end Igede proverb teaching. We write and…
Happy Sunday beautiful people. Welcome to another interesting episode of Igede Proverb of the Day Episode 006. It gives me joy to do that which I love doing, projecting Igede and celebrating her on a daily basis. That is what gave birth to this beautiful platform, igedeonline.com If you want to acquaint yourselves with the…
Here comes the 6th episode of Igede Proverb of the Day, an igedeonline.com publication that writes and elucidate Igede proverbs and how they are used in the sentence. To be able to use this proverbs in sentences, we don’t just write out the proverbs but we also give an example of how they can be…
Igede Proverb is the oil through which an Igede man eats yam. It is very rare for a typical Igede man to speak for 10 minutes without mixing an Igede proverb. Why is this necessary? It is because to be a good orator is tantamount to be able to communicate with your listeners in a…
Here comes the fourth episode of Igede Proverb of the Day. What is Proverb and what’s it’s significance in Igede language? Find out HERE Today’s proverb is presented before you below. The proverb in Igede language ? “Ikàá y’ichiri gá ri ekpe nyá úhi kà” The English translation ? “You don’t eat ichiri (local beans)…
Welcome to another exciting episode of Igede Proverb of the Day. This happened to be the third edition. We are moving on, isn’t it?? Uka iji’ka! No time. Straight to business ?Igede Proverb: Obiyo yekee, ahu nyi gbe ilong ka, ahu nyi kaa ri adebe ka. English translation: Obiyo says; if you did not take…
