Amuru Onye Na Ego: The Importance of Wealth and Success in Igbo Culture
The Igbo saying "Amuru onye na ego" translates to "A wealthy person is respected" or "Money commands respect." It is a common saying in Igbo culture that ref…
The Igbo saying "Amuru onye na ego" translates to "A wealthy person is respected" or "Money commands respect." It is a common saying in Igbo culture that ref…
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