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Igbo Youths Partake in Enugu Masquerade flogging competition | Ipia agba

The most noteworthy trend is youth participation in #igbomasquerade or aju festivals. Every able-bodied adolescent in the community spends about a week cutting and hauling whips that will be used during the #masqueradeflogging competition. Also called #ipiaagba and held during New yam festival or iri ji, Nearly all of the able-bodied youngsters converge in front of the town square for canning exercises during the actual celebration, which runs from 4 to 7 p.m. The spirit with which the able-bodied men tolerate the experience is recognized as superhuman by society, despite the fact that the canning may appear to be stressful. The ability to endure is a gift from the ancestors, and the community needs it in its young men because it brings men from different lineages together and allows them to identify as community members. Igbo communities hold an annual masquerade festival once a year. After their Aju or New yam festival, the Obinagu people in Enugu state's Udi local government area began their 2021 masquerade festival in August. Enjoy the video