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Ikenga Nation TV | Igbo Lectures | Nsibidi & more

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education

Record type:

media

IkengaNation


We believe in rethinking education in Africa to focus on native language centered education. We are doing this through children's programming using puppets (like on Sesame Street). The goal is to educate young Igbo children (in Igbo land, Nigeria) about academic concepts and steer them away from superstitious beliefs, and give them life skills to grow and prosper in life. Our business vision is vast, but we are extremely passionate and have been working diligently for the past 2 years to move it forward.

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Languages

Igbo

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ikenganation

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