Agbọghọbịa Ashebi
Nke a bụ nwata nwagbọghọbịa bụ nwafọ Igbo. Ekike a bụ ekike ụmụagbọghọbịa Igbo na-eke mgbe ha na-eduputa nne ha ukwu maka izute di ya oge agbam nkwu nne ha ukwu ahụ.

Gini bụ Ịgba nkwụ Nwanyị?
Igba nkwụ nwanyị, maọbụ agbam nkwụ (nwanyị) bụ oge nwoke na-achọ ịlụ nwanyị, n’ala Igbo na-aga be nna na nne nwagbọghọbịa ọ na-achọ ịlụ, mee nnukwu emume, nke gụnyere isi nnukwu oriri, were kọọrọ ọha na eze na ya na-eduru nwagbọghọbịa ahụ ka ọ bụrụzie nwunye nke ya.

Agbam nkwụ abụghị ya bụ ịlụ nwanyị na onwe ya, mana ọ na-eso n’ihe a na-ele anya onye na-alụ nwanyị na-eme.

Ihe ọzọ na-ebu agbam nkwụ (nwanyị) ụzọ bụ ime ego nwanyị. Maka ịgụta maka nke a, gaa na www.igboniile.com , maọbụ detere anyị akwụkwọ site na info@igboniile.com .

The young lady is an example of a bride’s attendants in the ideal Igbo bridal attire. This attire which is put on by the bride’s attendants (commonly called ashebi), is put on during the traditional wedding ceremonies in Igbo land. However, traditional marriage ceremony is not the complete Igbo marriage requirement, but only part of it. For more on the Igbo marriage requirements [in Igbo language], visit www.igboniile.com or write to us through info@igboniile.com