Studying Culture on Nigerian Marketplace

Joseph Ohanugo’s latest book The Nkwor Market Day shows the true essence of rural Nigerian marketplace.
 
A market day in Igboland, no matter which one—Afor, Nkwor, Eke, or Orie/Oye—is a memorable day for the community where the market is situated. It is a day where you can feel the benevolence, love, and peaceful interaction in the air. The Nkwor Market Day is truly a special event as various cultural activities culminate to define what Nigeria is.
 
The book vividly recreates experiences of the past when the author was in Nigeria. It also talks about the struggles of a developing country and how simple life can be.
 
Though you need to be in the marketplace to fully understand the uniqueness of the experience, The Nkwor Market Day is an easy read that taps into the wonderful and memorable experiences of a typical market day in Igboland. Surely, the book is a good source for cultural studies and research.
 
 
The Nkwor Market Day
Written by Joseph O. E. Ohanugo
Kindle | $3.99
Paperback | $20.99
 
Book copies are available at www.amazon.com, www.barnesandnoble.com, and other online book retailers.
 


 

About the Author
 
Joseph Ohanugo was born in Nigeria to a well-knit family. He holds an MBA degree in finance from Saint Joseph University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Joseph is a Christian by faith and a church organist for many years. He is happily married with two sons, a daughter, and some grandchildren.
 

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