Meaning of Teach our young ones early á»‹ mara #Igboamaka #ProudlyIgbo One day in the near future, they'll find this archive of #Igbo culture, history & lifestyle useful in forming their Igbo identity maka na Umu Eze, adi efu n’mba (The children of a king, do not get lost in a foreign land).

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Teach our young ones early á»‹ mara #Igboamaka #ProudlyIgbo

One day in the near future, they'll find this archive of #Igbo culture, history & lifestyle useful in forming their Igbo identity maka na Umu Eze, adi efu n’mba (The children of a king, do not get lost in a foreign land).

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English: Teach our young ones early á»‹ mara #Igboamaka #ProudlyIgbo One day in the near future, they'll find this archive of #Igbo culture, history & lifestyle useful in forming their Igbo identity maka na Umu Eze, adi efu n’mba (The children of a king, do not get lost in a foreign land).

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Teach our young ones early á»‹ mara #Igboamaka #ProudlyIgbo

One day in the near future, they'll find this archive of #Igbo culture, history & lifestyle useful in forming their Igbo identity maka na Umu Eze, adi efu n’mba (The children of a king, do not get lost in a foreign land).