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    Tradition Meets Christianity

    On this episode of Goge Africa, we highlight the harmonious existence between religion and culture as a community celebrate the essence of Okpata Ozuora More

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    Iguaro Festival 2016

    Igu-Aro festival is celebrated, amidst fanfare, to mark the beginning of a new year and to recognize and honour some deserving individuals. More

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    Ura Kidane Mihret Monastery

    Discover on Goge Africa, Ura Kidane Mihret, a small but rare monastery that holds compelling historical and spiritual links to the orthodox Christian faith. More

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    Ojude Oba 2015

    Ojude Oba is the annual ceremonial homage paying to the Awujale, king of Ijebu kingdom by his subjects.. More

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    PAN African Film Festival (PAFF)

    A refreshing angle to the Pan African Film Festival (PAFF) In Los Angeles; a close encounter with Ayuko Babu the founder of the festival, and exciting interviews with Isaiah Washington and Nollywood big wigs. More

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    Wrapper Tying Ceremony

    Wrapper tying ceremony is a celebration of womanhood. Watch Goge Africa presenters as they make their way to the Island of Opobo where they x-ray this age long practice of the riverine communities South, South of Nigeria. More

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    Iguaro Festival 2015

    Iguaro is one of the most significant event in Igbo cultural calendar. It is a thanks giving ceremony that celebrates the past year while ushering and reeling out cultural calendar and expectations for the new year. It is a colorful celebration of tradition with pomp and pageantry. More

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    Queen Ahneva Fashion

    From the spotlights of Hollywood to the exotic beaches of West Africa, we present Queen Ahneva’s Wearable Art Collection. And on Sights and Sounds segment, we x-ray unusual African dances from the hinterlands. More

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