Name: Ifunanyachukwu Tiffany Ebhohimen course name: Introduction to Indigenous studies Instructors name: Sarah Beardy Introduction: This assignment talks about the people of Awka my native home, the home of my anestors and Niagara falls Ontario,Canad

[Audio] Name: Ifunanyachukwu Tiffany Ebhohimen course name: Introduction to Indigenous studies Instructors name: Sarah Beardy Introduction: This assignment talks about the people of Awka my native home, the home of my anestors and Niagara falls Ontario,Canada, a home of tourism for many tourist lovers. Name: Ifunanyachukwu Tiffany Ebhohimen course name: Introduction to Indigenous studies Instructors name: Sarah Beardy Introduction: This assignment talks aboutThis assignment delves into the people of Awka, the author's native home and the ancestral land, as well as Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada, renowned as a tourism hub for numerous enthusiasts. the people of Awka my native home, the home of my anestors and Niagara falls Ontario,Canada, a home of tourism for many tourist lovers..

[Audio] THE GREAT AWKA Created out of Enugu state in August 27,1991. NO TREATIES Awka is one of the oldest settlements in Igboland, established at the center of Nri civilization, the city produced the earliest documented bronze works in sub-Saharan Africa in 800A.D. The earliest settlers were the Ifiteana people, who were renowned farmers, hunters and iron benders. Awka comprises of seven Igbo groups sharing common blood lineage and divided into two sections of 33 villages with a population of about 500,000. Awka and its culture is significate to me because its my place of birth, I am engrossed with the beauty of my culture and its diversity and its richness. It reminds me of my childhood and the joy I had looking forward to the yearly activities. There are various helping organizations for the people of Awka. - Anambra State Association of Town unions (ASATU) - International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) Awka, one of the oldest settlements in Igboland, holds significant historical importance as it was established at the heart of Nri civilization. Notably, it is credited with producing some of the earliest documented bronze works in sub-Saharan Africa around 800 A.D. The Ifiteana people were the earliest settlers, known for their prowess in farming, hunting, and ironworking. Presently, Awka consists of seven Igbo groups sharing a common blood lineage, divided into two sections comprising 33 villages with a total population of around 500,000. For those like you, born in Awka, the city's culture holds immense personal significance, evoking memories of childhood joy and anticipation for annual festivities. Additionally, various organizations exist to support the people of Awka, such as the Anambra State Association of Town Unions (ASATU) and the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA), highlighting efforts to promote community welfare and development..

[Audio] Iri Ji Festival also known as New yam Festival is a significant traditional celebration among the Igbo descendants of Nigeria and especially the people of Awka. It is an annual occasion that marks the beginning of harvest season. The yam is known as the king of crops in Igbo culture. The Iri Ji is significant with Ritual ceremonies, cultural exhibitions, traditional attires and feasting. The Iri Ji Festival, also known as the New Yam Festival, holds immense cultural importance among the Igbo people of Nigeria, particularly in Awka. It symbolizes the commencement of the harvest season, with yam revered as the "king of crops" in Igbo culture. The festival is an annual celebration characterized by ritual ceremonies, cultural displays, traditional attire, and communal feasting, serving as a vibrant expression of Igbo heritage and agricultural traditions..

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[Audio] The chiefs in the Barn where the yams are kept. This is a local barn made of branches from palm fruit tree and bamboo sticks, it is used as a storage for yams and other tuber crops. Farm products stored here never goes bad and can be stored for ages. Some communities in Awka still use this ancient barn. In Awka and some neighboring communities, chiefs oversee local barns made of palm fruit tree branches and bamboo sticks where yams and other tuber crops are stored. These traditional structures ensure the preservation of farm products, which remain fresh for extended periods without spoiling. Despite modern advancements, some communities in Awka continue to utilize these ancient barns for storing their agricultural produce..

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[Audio] 1764 Treaty of Niagara was agreed between Sir William Johnson and 24 indigenous first nations. The Treaty established Peace and Friendship between the British crown and the 24 indigenous nations. They were assured the protection of their lands and the right to self-governance. The symbol of the treaty was the exchange of Wampum belt, which is a symbol of agreement and trust. The treaty was negotiated and signed at Fort Niagara located near the present day Niagara. There are four local first nations- Hatiwendaronk , Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe andThe Mississaugas . Niagara significant to me because it’s the first Tourist place I visited in Canada and wish to go back again there again. The ambiance of Niagara falls helped to appreciate the works of God and the peace it brings to my soul. The relevant ORGANISATION for the people of Niagara. - Anishinsbek Education Institute. This organization is responsible for the orientation and education, self- sufficiency and capacity building of the people. It upholds the culture, values, language and tradition of the people and other formal education.(Anishinabek educational institute,2018). The 1764 Treaty of Niagara, negotiated between Sir William Johnson and 24 indigenous First Nations, established Peace and Friendship between the British Crown and the indigenous nations. It guaranteed their land protection and right to self-governance, symbolized by the exchange of a Wampum belt. The treaty was signed at Fort Niagara, near present-day Niagara, involving local First Nations like Hatiwendaronk, Haudenosaunee, Anishinaabe, and The Mississaugas. For you, Niagara holds personal significance as it was the first tourist destination you visited in Canada, and you wish to return due to the peaceful ambiance it offers, allowing you to appreciate nature's beauty. An organization relevant to the people of Niagara is the Anishinsbek Education Institute, which focuses on education, self-sufficiency, capacity building, and preserving the culture, language, and traditions of the people, alongside formal education..

[Audio] REFERENCE The government of Anambra state,2021.History of the people of Awka, government house press. The sun newpaper,2023,Iri ji festival,sun publishers. Anishinabek educational institute,2018.https://aeipost secondary.ca.

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