Nkwọ Onunu Cultural Heritage in Nsukka Igbo, Nigeria: A Festival in Honor of a Mother Goddess

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AFRICAN ARTS Pub Date : 2022-05-01 DOI:10.1162/afar_a_00656

Martins N. Okoro

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Abstract

the weird voice of the nocturnal agent and the fearful sound that ac-company it lend to the darkness of the night a sure feeling of spirit presence. It parades the close peripheries of people’s homes, singing lampoons, calling derogatory names and exposing the deeds of crim- inals within the community, warning them to repent before nemesis overtakes them from the ancestral realm (2013: 20).

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Nkwọ 尼日利亚Nsukka Igbo的奥努努文化遗产：纪念女神母亲的节日

夜行特工怪异的声音和ac陪伴它发出的可怕的声音，给夜晚的黑暗增添了一种精神存在的确定感。它在人们家的附近游行，唱着讽刺的歌，喊着贬义的名字，揭露社区内罪犯的行为，警告他们在克星将他们从祖先的领地赶出去之前忏悔（2013:20）。

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