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Igbo: ememme bụ ogologo ẹkenịmde Igbo omenala á»gbá» gafere n'á»zá» usoro á»mụmụ ndị Arondizuogu umunna emanating si Ará»chukwu na Abia ala. The Ikeji ememme bụ kwa afá» n'ụlá» abịa ememe na nzuká» nke ndị niile Aroh Ụmụ si n'ụlá» na mba á»zá» na-enye ekele Chukwu n'ihi ime ka ha na-ahụ ibe New Igbo Year dị ka usá»rá» ime mmụỠna omenala pụtara JI - na ji.
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The famous Ikeji festival is a long held Igbo tradition passed down through the ancestry of the Arondizuogu clan emanating from Arochukwu in Abia state.
The Ikeji festival is an annual home coming ceremony and gathering of all Aroh descendants from home and abroad to give thanks to Chukwu for making them see another New Igbo Year as the celebrate the spiritual and cultural significance of ji – the yam.
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