Igboland was created in -5000.
Igboland's population is 30,000,000.
The benevolent spirits of the dead, especially of dead ancestors, regarded as family deities and protectors.
No, saints in the Bible are not bad people. In Christianity, saints are typically regarded as individuals who demonstrate exceptional virtue, faith, and devotion to God. They are seen as models of holiness and examples for others to follow in their spiritual journey.
Saints are not worshiped as worship is reserved for God alone. Saints are honored, or venerated, much as we do for our founding fathers, ancestors, etc. When we honor the saints we honor their creator. Although inaccurate, the word you are looking for is hagiolatry. A more accurate word would be veneration.
I will cook come chicken and cake , that is very delicious and these courses can be used for memorating the ancestors .
Patrick Enoch Nmah has written: 'Women's rights in Igboland'
Ubanwa Onyemepu has written: 'The growth and development of Nka N'uzu in Igboland'
No, saints are not God, or Gods, or gods. They are just people who were regarded as being very holy and whom it is believed are in heaven.
The protection and preservation of the gifts of our ancestors for future generations, most commonly defined as guardianship, but is also regarded in a wider sense as care and management of all resources.
Nigeria (10 Nsude Pyramids at Nsude in Abuja, northern Igboland in Nigeria)
Adam and Eve are regarded as saints. Although venerated in the Orthodox Church, they are little venerated in the Roman Catholic Church. Also of relevance is whether they really existed or whether their story should be considered as allegorical. Many Christian saints have been found to be unhistorical, so this should not entirely bar them from sainthood.