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It’s that time of year again - ICSN’s Annual Barbecue is back and this time it’s BIGGER and MUCH MUCH BETTER!!
So send a telegram or email, phone your friends and text your enemies just make sure you’re there because YOU DON’T WANT TO MISS THIS!!!
LIVE PERFORMANCE BY RISING HIP HOP ARTIST 'WEIKE'
COMEDY by CHYDON
....more to be confirmed
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By: Anolue, Chinelo 
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On 19th July 2009 three of our very own ICSN executive ladies ran the ‘Race for Life’ 5K Run in London’s Hyde Park. In preparation for the race the girls trained for hours and they sought sponsorship from members to help raise money for Cancer Research UK.- By: Edel Meremikwu Pages: 1 Views: 419 Comments: 0
The late Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe or ‘Zik’ was Nigeria’s first president. Before that he was a major player in the Nigerian independence movement and a founder of Nigeria’s first purpose-built university, the University of Nigeria at Nsukka. Journalist, author, publisher and politician, Zik’s achievements were many throughout a long and active life. - By: Amechi Madukwe Pages: 1 Views: 403 Comments: 0
This is a tasty rice dish, that is delicious and easy to prepare. The rice can be served with hot and spicy suya meat, chicken, fish or vegetables or they can be stirred in at the end. It is also sometimes served with fried plantain, homemade coleslaw and salad.- By: Edel Meremikwu Pages: 1 Views: 500 Comments: 0
In Igboland, there are so many festivals each depicting a particular event within the year. But out of all these festivals, the most profound and widely celebrated is
the New Yam Festival.
This festival has cultural significance for every community in Igboland and is celebrated annually. The dates when it is celebrated may vary, but it usually ...- By: Ike Okere Pages: 1 Views: 813 Comments: 1
Eyes from South to West is a photography and sound documentary exploring the experiences of Nigerians who have migrated to the United Kingdom. Through photography and audio interviews, Esiebo investigates the contradictions of the migratory experience and exposes the tensions between the dreams and realities of starting a new life. - By: Edel Meremikwu Pages: 1 Views: 201 Comments: 0
The Igbo nation is one of the three major ethnic groups in Nigeria. They are found in the East and West of the Niger River. The customary marriage system (igba nkwu, Ibu nmanya, ihe nrisa as in Etiti and Mbano in Imo State) is part of Igbo culture. It has been in practice from generation to generation.- By: Cheta Ojukwu Pages: 1 Views: 459 Comments: 0
- Since the opening of the school, it has been in the media spotlight. In August The Voice newspaper featured an article on Igbo youths learning more about their culture, and more recently the BBC World Services attended the cookery workshop on Saturday 12th September. Not only did they cover the story but the reporter even participated in the prepar...
- By: Edel Meremikwu Pages: 1 Views: 232 Comments: 0
Well known Nollywood star touched down in London as one of a few comedians to perform at the Mayor's Charity Comedy Night in aid of Whipps Cross Hospital Maternity Appeal............ - By: Anolue, Chinelo Pages: 1 Views: 189 Comments: 1
'Crack Your Ribs' was a sold out event, Julius D ‘Genius Agwu made us burst with laughter at his African comedy antics. It was a blast! At the end of the night he gave “all the Glory to God for the success he has had with the show”. He also gave thanks to his fans for supporting him.
- By: Meremikwu, Edel Obianuju Pages: 1 Views: 169 Comments: 1
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