Eze and His Oja: Igbo Culture and Tradition

"Eze and His Oja" is a heartwarming Igbo cultural story about a young Igbo boy named Eze who discovers his talent for playing the traditional Oja flute. Initially driven by the desire for money, Eze learns a valuable lesson from the village elders about the true spirit of music and the importance of respecting traditions. Over time, Eze matures, marries, and has two sons whom he teaches the sacred art of playing the Oja, instilling in them the values he has learned. Eze and his sons become respected figures in the village, playing at important ceremonies and preserving the spiritual essence of the Oja. As Eze grows old, he finds contentment in passing on his legacy, knowing that the magic of the Oja will endure through the generations, symbolizing the power of tradition, love, and music in the community.

Specifications:

• English language
• Glossary
• Ages 7-14
• Children 2nd-6th grade
• 8.5 x 11
• Full Color
• 28 pages
• Subject suitable for both boys and girls