Why Igbo is at risk and what diaspora families can do
In 2006, a UNESCO report quietly noted something most Igbos already suspected: Igbo, despite having 30+ million speakers, is on…
5 Igbo phrases every Nigerian parent should teach their kids
If you only have ten minutes a week, teach them these five. These aren’t textbook phrases. They’re the ones that…
How to raise bilingual kids in the diaspora with Igbo as the second language
Your child says “Mama, Daddy” in English, and you wonder if it’s already too late. It isn’t. Research on bilingual…
I’m Igbo but I don’t speak it and here’s where I started
I grew up hearing my mother on the phone with relatives in Owerri, the words rolling off her tongue like…
IgboLearn Is Live: Finally, There’s a Simple Way to Learn and Speak Igbo
Learn Igbo language easily with IgboLearn, the app designed to help you speak, understand, and practice Igbo in real life.…
Your Igbo Last Name Wasn’t Originally a Last Name (Here’s Why)
Did you know your Igbo surname may not actually be a “family name”? Before colonial influence, the Igbo people did…
Meet Your IgboLearn Village: Choosing Your Perfect Learning Partner
Learning a language is about more than just memorizing a dictionary; it’s about finding your voice within a community. At…
Should Igbo Men Kneel Down to Propose?
This often stirs emotion and debate, especially on social media where different opinions clash. But I want to approach it…
The Rich Variety of Igbo Soups: A Taste of Heritage and Home
When you think of the Igbo people of Nigeria, culture, respect, and community instantly come to mind. But equally iconic,…
Onye Nkuzi: Bringing the Igbo Language Into Your Everyday Life With AI
Igbo Should Be As Easy To Learn As Any Other Language Think about how people learn languages today. With a…
The Igbo Cultural Heritage: Respect, Protocol, and the Beauty of Belonging
Growing up as an Igbo person, One quickly learns that our culture is not only about festivities, food, or attire.…
It’s Not Funny: How Teasing Igbo Learners Discourages the Next Generation
Think you’re just joking? For someone learning Igbo, that laughter can discourage learning. What feels playful to you can be…