THE DON’TS ON EKE MARKET DAY||4 MARKET DAYS IN IGBO LAND||IGBO CALENDAR

This content describes in details the major “don’ts” on the most popular market day in Igbo culture which is the “Eke market day”.
However, it also emphasizes briefly on the Igbo Calendar which depicts the weekdays and months. The significance of the four market day (Eke, Orie, Afor and Nkwo), in Igbo tradition were also analyzed.
#DontsOnEkeMarketDay #IgboFourMarketDays #IgboCalender
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[@treasurekitchen]

Wow! Nne you did justice to this topic. So interesting. I have learnt a lot of things I didn't know especially the meanings of the names of our market days. The big market days in my place are Afo Ogbe and Afo Oru. Chai! I trust that rice that didn't enter eke market day was so delicious 😀

[@ChifraneJournal]

Lol! Thanks a bunch

[@mrhimselfalone7657]

As a Black American. I'm studying what my ancestors believed. This is interesting because probably most of us have some Igbo ancestry.

[@jemts5586]

Yes I'm doing the same. It's amazing how much we don't know about our ancestral ways. A lot was lost.

[@abenasworld]

I'm seriously learning a new thing today. Woow i never knew 7weeks makes one month in igbo calendar. This is amazing. Lemme keep watching.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Yeah it does.

[@ImmaOlerum]

Our own market day is Eke and in my community you cannot bury anyone on our market day.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Our culture is same in this Igbo land

[@nwanyiigbovlogs]

I don't understand why people don't thumbs up to a nice content like this

[@ChifraneJournal]

It’s well o

[@Chiomaskitchen]

Nwanyi oma idi sharp dalu you nailed these topic ok. Thanks for sharing

[@nedudee7861]

I was born on Eke day and I married on Eke day, just finding this out today. I hope the positive energies of Eke day, not be upset for my ignorance

[@blessingslovinatv7826]

Wow interesting video

[@GLOBABYVLOGTV]

The biggest market selling in my community is Eke my sister I have learned so many things today

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you

[@JESUSFORALL]

Very Informative. 28th thumbs up given by me. Dalu ooo.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you Jecila

[@HelensCorner]

Eke fire Wow never knew

[@BeautyAgbontaenTV]

So lntresting

[@abenasworld]

Igbo culture is unique and beautiful. Ur outfit with the beads is superb. Africa has diverse and unique culture. I learnt alot. Thank u so much sis

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks a a bunch Abena

[@bblondonfamily5044]

I was learning this for the first time. Sometimes there are so many things we need to learn about our land. Nice share sister interesting video

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks bblondon

[@nelospace]

Very imformative, learnt new things today. You are really Nwa Ada Igbo ❤️

[@ChifraneJournal]

Dalu nke oma

[@LadyFKASMR]

Wow this is really interesting one sis I have really learnt a lot today thanks for sharing with us sis

[@NaijaFirstLadyTv]

Wow I'm glad I watched this video ooo I never knew aythe meaning of the market months and deep into it

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you

[@kcsongtv4184]

Igbo people must do everything to bring back our history back to our children, somany things is disappearing because of politics, our leaders fail woeful, majority of our people don’t know this ,

[@SimplyIffy]

Wawwuuuu!! I have never heard the meaning of the market days ever!! Wow! You have so much knowledge. So many Igbos don't know this. Try sending this video to bbc Igbo. I know its not in Igbo but its still culture that most people of our generation have no clue about. 👍🏽

[@ChifraneJournal]

Okay, that’s great. I hope they translate it lol

[@NaijaFirstLadyTv]

Wow this is interesting

[@Talkyheadquarterjanny]

Ekele kwa gi, Omalicha nwanyi Igbo ❤️❤️

[@ChifraneJournal]

Dalu

[@josephineihonre6322]

Knowledge is power. God bless you for these facts

[@nwanyiigbovlogs]

Thank you for sharing this nnem, thumbs up 👍🏽

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you

[@MirianDike]

Wow eke GA eketere anyi iheoma.Wow I learn alot from this video not only the meaning of our four market days,also the reason we shouldn't sell land in our culture though yes we are now in a modern world but Nne honestly that make sense oh!.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Dalu nke oma Mirian

[@LoversOfGoodThings]

Igbo kgwnu 🤣 if am correct oo great job sist always sharing Igbo tips with us 👍

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you

[@manifydesigns]

Eke didn't enter with the rice🤣 But seriously,that was a beautiful lecture from you and I enjoyed watching 😘

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks a bunch

[@ZIKKIESWORLD]

Nwada Chinyere Dalu I love the traditional attire Let me watch and learn

[@ChifraneJournal]

Dalu nke oma Zikkie

[@Nadia.et.art.de.la.cuisine]

Intersting. Have a great day

[@ujspacetv1334]

Waoo this is beautiful lecture i have learn more about Eke our big Market day is orie Ekwe my husband nkwo isu

[@ChifraneJournal]

Okay, that’s awesome

[@eniyeprojects1908]

This is very informative video. Thanks for sharing.

[@sharonlifestyle1797]

This is interesting learning many thing.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks Sharon

[@jessicaonyii]

Iseeeeeeeeeee. Am glad i learnt something new today. Thanks for sharing sis😘😘

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you Jessica

[@SimplyIffy]

Your attire is very cultural and beautiful.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks a bunch Iffy

[@sultanaseasycooking8005]

Wow

[@Talkyheadquarterjanny]

Ise! Ise!

[@ChifraneJournal]

Dalu

[@golden_ladyofficial]

I'm happy I come across this video, I did not know any idea about this in igbo land.. Thanks for explaining everything.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Alright Golden Lady. Thanks for stopping by

[@violetbeautyworldtv349]

Wow thank God for KZbin we are learning

[@anetoodoh3865]

Mummy am proud of you in this life

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks so much. Please click this link to join my new channel kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGm6nalufd6hmZo or search for (chy Space) on KZbin. Thank you

[@nwadiutochats86]

Wawu! And I have been educated! You really went so deep into this. Things that we don't think about, they told us it's tradition and we simply accepted and never questioned it. Nice one

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks a bunch Nwadiuto

[@FebineAwuor]

I'm glad I've finally understand what market days mean. I used to watch a lot of Nigerian movies and they mentioned you have to do some things before the market day.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Glad you learnt something from it

[@SimplyIffy]

Hahaha Eke no enter for rice maka spoiling.😃😃😃

[@ChifraneJournal]

Lol!

[@HelensCorner]

Na waooh Eke is indeed powerful

[@evangelanyanwu]

Wow I love Igbo tradition but didn’t know some of the things you said about Eke. But we don’t really consider this in my community. Igbo tradition is really deep. I have people who keep all the traditions. This is interesting 🤔

[@ChifraneJournal]

Dalu nke oma.

[@thehotpotfamilywithj.y1722]

this is really interesting news

[@wowneche]

First

[@ghanchemusicalbandofficial675]

Amazing video 👌

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you

[@GRACEYSWORLD.]

Great topic and explanation to the four market days.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you

[@kcsongtv4184]

Very very interesting, you did a wonderful job, please more research, all this is very important to our society,, many of children born outside Igbo don’t know all this, thank you and keep it up

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks KC

[@Talkyheadquarterjanny]

Ekekereuwa keterem ihe oma ... Iseee✌️. Wow , I really learnt a lot from this video. Omenala Igbo Amaka #ProudlyIgbo

[@ChifraneJournal]

Dalu nke oma

[@PrisTvv]

The biggest market at my place is Eke, no ceremony on that cos it only once in 4 days people gat to make their money

[@ChifraneJournal]

That’s lovely

[@debbytom1947]

Am Igbo but I don't know all these oh,Thank you for this great lecture....wow

[@ChifraneJournal]

Lol! That’s alright

[@jessicaonyii]

I don land💃💃💃

[@osinachichelsea]

I'm just learning new things about my own culture today....lol Good job ma'am

[@ChifraneJournal]

Lol! That’s alright

[@nwanyiigbovlogs]

I am just hearing the meaning of our market days for the first time,chai Nwanyi Igbo🙆‍♀️😂

[@ChifraneJournal]

A whole nwanyi Igbo nile Lol

[@IfysWorld]

Your introduction, attire goes with the topic😍😃 love it. I never knew all these don'ts on Eke market day because we don't practice them in my village, like you said, maybe it's development that changed them. Biggest market in my village is Eke

[@ChifraneJournal]

Seriously! Where are you from? You may want to ask your parents. They would tell better

[@IfysWorld]

@@ChifraneJournal I'm from Anaku in Anambra state, I'll ask them

[@Chisandrabenedict]

Nwada Chinyere ndewo, thanks for sharing this vital information with us. Many of us don’t even know about the names of our market days. Good explanation on their meanings. I see why our ceremonies are planned carefully.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Oh yeah! It all revolves around the four market days. Thanks Chisandra

[@ZIKKIESWORLD]

Chy thanks for taking us deep to the Igbo culture which I don’t know before I knew of the 4 market days and Eke is unique The unique market day in my town is ORIE Neighboring town come to buy and selling and things are cheap that day

[@ChifraneJournal]

Alright. Thanks too for stopping by

[@blessingkcndeka]

Sis I only know there names but you've actually explained the meaning for me in detailed. Tfs. Thanks

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thank you

[@OmaaOnyia]

This video is making me question how much of igbo tradition I know because most of these sayings are news to me. Very informative video

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks Omaa. I have missed your contents o

[@chinonsoezeji4403]

Wow Ada Igbo you finish work here , I don’t even know the meaning of the market days, this video is an eye 👁 opener, I will always refer to this video when needed, our big market day is oriamaraku

[@ChifraneJournal]

That’s lovely. Thanks Chinonso

[@okpegodson1675]

You should do better

[@PRINCESSCHIVLOG]

Our major market day is Nkwo umuoba and Ekeonuwa. But why didn't the Eke enter the rice? Is not fair ooo, Eke should have entered the rice now.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Lol!

[@SimplyIffy]

These market days are important because they can hinder a lot of traditional events like igba nkwu or burial.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Absolutely

[@Talkyheadquarterjanny]

Wow, I just remembered one old mama in my community then that calls me and my sisters “Ama onye ozo “ 😳😂... now I know the reason and the meaning 🤣🤣🤣.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Nawa to the old man o!

[@evelynohana7037]

Nkwo Akwa in my father's village,,, my husband is orie udo

[@wowneche]

Something similar happened in my village they couldn't go home with they bride they needed to stay over

[@ChifraneJournal]

I’m glad you attested to the content

[@Talkyheadquarterjanny]

Our heavy market day is “Orie market”. Orie Umuobom 😂🙌

[@ChifraneJournal]

Okay. Cool

[@NaijaFirstLadyTv]

So eke starts from 6pm

[@ImmaOlerum]

35likes

[@chikereprisca3726]

Good evening ma'am pls how can I get or download 2022 ibo calendar written with the 4market days pls help me I need it very important

[@chiomastephanie6419]

Daalu rinne mami

[@bllue04]

I though Eke carries all element

[@Kiki33112]

Nwayi oma biko can you educate us on Tradition rights after an Igbo child is born. Dalu

[@ChifraneJournal]

Thanks Ebi. I would consider making a video on that in my new channel (Chy Space) because KZbin took over this channel a year ago

[@Kiki33112]

@@ChifraneJournal okay love

[@IRUKASTYLE]

All these about Eke market day are they applicable in all the igbo land? In my place our big market day is Eke.

[@ChifraneJournal]

It should perhaps!

[@leyrikalfi7392]

Is eke a Monday day?

[@umeayorchiagozie7969]

You've not answered my question madam

[@ghanchemusicalbandofficial675]

Chennal

[@emekaonyiriuka365]

Irikpole nwanyioma, ndewoo. Iwu onye obibiezena.

[@ChifraneJournal]

Apologies for the late reply . Yes I am from Obibiezinna. Biko checkout my new channel (Chy Space). Thanks Emeka

[@Debbywin]

nke a agbasarodi ndi bee ayi😂. ndi Amechi has lost everything culture

[@ChifraneJournal]

Chai! So sad. It’s well

[@chidinmaobuka9847]

Isee not amen .