Igbo People and their friends in the United Kingdom are gearing up for the 2019 Igbo Festival of Arts and Culture (IFAC) which will hold on Saturday, 13 July 2019.

 

The eagerly awaited festival is organized by the Congress of Igbo Leaders (CIL), United Kingdom and has been staged annually for seven years.   

The 2019 IFAC is expected to be the biggest as over 110 Communities and Organizations have registered to attend.

 

This festival is part of our annual cultural integration program, aimed at bringing together all Igbo People and other Africans in Diaspora to a festival that will take every individual through a journey back to the times of Igbo Civilizations.

 

This festival is intended to afford the British community the rare opportunity to witness Igbo culture and tradition in its original form. The highlights of the event will include but not limited to Igbo cultural plays, traditional dances, performances by Traditional Artists, Dance and Drama, Masquerades display, Historical and Traditional Artefacts showcased in splendour.

 

The Igbo People of West Africa are one of the largest, progressive, self-determined, cultural and most influential ethnic group in Africa. They are spread across all parts of the world and significantly making impact in all spheres of human endeavour.