:::IGBO Community Union Southwest Germany e.V:::

IGBO Community Union Southwest Germany e.V


Cordially invites you, yes you, to the celebration of the New Yam festival and also the launching of the construction of “The Igbo Cultural Center” in Freiburg.
You don’t want to miss this event.
There will be music for the ears
Food for the soul
Entertainment for the eyes
A platform to learn about the culture of the Igbo people.
Date: Saturday, 26th of July 2014
Time: 5PM
Venue: Tuniberg Halle , im Maierbrühl 2. 79112 Freiburg


Comments

  1. Aga25 July 2014 at 22:32

    Thanks Wavers for the invite but it came in too late. Kudos to all my Igbo brothers and sisters.
    I always remember my New yam Festival experience in Calaba many years ago even though i was just a kid then.
    It will a great feast and trust me the people people know how to enjoy themselves.

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