KWENU: Our Culture, Our Future

	KWENU Our Culture, Our Future Patrick Iroegbu Culture and Heritage: Igbo Chukwu Worship in a Challenging Moment We celebrate Igbo culture for many reasons, including the representation of Igbo Chukwu worship. Kolanut is still used to pray reverently to Chukwu, and it is still divinized and given the aura of God, peace, and hospitality as we share life, knowledge, and resources with our neighbours. We also pray with palmwine to bless the good and curse the evil. Throughout Africa and in Diaspora, the Igbo are mainly devout Christians who take worship so seriously that their neighbours often wonder how they can combine their zeal for entrepreneurship with their religiosity.	CEMMLaw Cobos, Ellington, Maduabum, McKenzie, http://www.cemmlaw.com

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