The Role of the Church Towards Amelioration of Socio-Cultural Practices Inimical to Women Liberation in Igboland

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Abstract

The study is focused on the role of the Church in the amelioration of socio- cultural practices inimical to women liberation in Igboland.  The study focused  on some of the evil practices against the freedom of women that have continued  to persist in Igboland.

The method adopted is historical research methodology  and utilized both primary and secondary sources of data collection. The primary sources of data collection were gotten through oral interview from  knowledgeable individuals from around the state, on the research subject.

The secondary sources of data were derived from existing textbooks on the topic of research found in the library and archives. The researcher found out that Christianity has done much in emancipation of women from some of the evil practices in Igboland.

It was discovered that some parts of Igboland still subject widows to evil practices. It was discovered during the investigation that female circumcision is still being carried on in some part of Igboland. Women are still denied property ownership in some parts of Igboland.

Introduction

Igbo people are an ethnic group living chiefly in South –Eastern Nigeria. The area is located in the tropical rain forest environment of West Africa. Igbo land lies between Longitudes 5^o and 7˚ north of the equator.

Tribes with varying dialects surround them. On the North, the Igbo share a common boundary with  Igala,  the Idoma and the Tiv, on the South the Ijaw and Ogoni, East by the Ibibio, Anang, Yako, Umon and finally on the West, by Edo, Urhobo an Isoko people (Onwuejeogu, 1981) surround them.

The origin of Igbo people cannot be easily traced because of lack of records, which will help to explain the period, place of settlement and origin.

According to  Ilogu (1974:11), “where the Igbo came from and when, will remain for a long time a matter of conjecture because of the absence of helpful records of archeological records by which to determine the date of settlement and place of origin”.

Shaw (1977:18) maintained, “Through oral traditions recorded by ethnologists, historians and some available archeological records, little has been known about the origin of Igbo people. Through these sources, it was found that Igbo-Ukwu area had been a center of Igbo civilization, which dates as far as ninth century B.C. or even more.

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