Igbo people

The Igbo people are an ethnic group primarily from southeastern Nigeria, known for their rich culture, language, and history. They have a strong tradition of community, craftsmanship, and commerce, often organized into autonomous villages and towns. Historically, the Igbo have been skilled traders and farmers, cultivating crops like yams and cassava. Their social structure emphasizes age grades and ancestral reverence. The Igbo are also renowned for their vibrant festivals, art, and unique political systems, making them one of Nigeria’s most influential and culturally distinct groups.