Ndigbo

Ndigbo refers to the Igbo people, an ethnic group primarily from southeastern Nigeria. They share a rich culture characterized by strong community bonds, traditional beliefs, vibrant festivals, and a history of entrepreneurship and craftsmanship. The Igbo are known for their emphasis on education, commerce, and innovation, contributing significantly to Nigeria’s economy. Their language is Igbo, and their social organization often revolves around extended family and village groups. Despite modern influences, Ndigbo maintain distinctive customs and values, playing a vital role in Nigeria’s cultural diversity.