igbo calendar造句

• The largest market in the town is Eke Awka, named after one of the four market days ( see Igbo calendar ).
• These market mostly operate on a rotational basis representing the Four market days of traditional Igbo Calendar-Eke, Orie, Ahor, Nkwo
• Reckoned with the Igbo calendar, these four days correspond to one Igbo week of four market days ( Eke, Oye / Orie, Afo and Nkwo ).
• An example of this is the Igbo market days of which each community has a day assigned to open its markets, this way the Igbo calendar is still in use.
• Although worship and spirit honoring was a very big part in the creation and development of the Igbo calendar system, commerce also played a major role in creating the Igbo calendar.
• Although worship and spirit honoring was a very big part in the creation and development of the Igbo calendar system, commerce also played a major role in creating the Igbo calendar.
• They celebrate Iri ji Mbaise on the 15th of August every year and also celebrate the " Orururu Nnemere " festival which is an annual event every last week of the year precisely on the last Orie market day in the Igbo calendar.
• Brief discussions and prayers are done, the usual calendar puts the planting season on January while the Igbo calendar which is agrarian is called the first Eke and starts in the month of February and is known as Onwa Mmiri Nda Afo.