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1. Nriju afo nwamgwe na eme na nkunye. ENGLISH- Satisfactory feeding of an orphan happens by eventuality. 2. Egbe na nwaokuko anaghi azu otu ahia. ENGLISH- Kite and chicken can never do transactions in the same market square. 3. Onye nwanne ya rere, mgbaputa ya na esi ezigbo ike. ENGLISH- Whoever that was sold out by his brother, his redemption is often very difficult to achieve. 4. Ebe onye ara ga aga di otutu, tinyere egwu ndi oga agba n'uzo; ma ndi nke oga agba n'oma ohia. ENGLISH- A mad person has too many places to attend; including the dances he will indulge at the roads and as well in the market square. 5. Ome enyi, meta onye di mma enyi maka olulu. ENGLISH- Whosoever that makes friendship should endeavor to engage with a good person for sake of marriage. 6. Ugwo buzuo ochakee. ENGLISH- When an eagle matures fully, it's colour will glamour. 7. Ngwere na achu nwa ukpana kpacharakwa anya ya maka nwaobu ngwere. ENGLISH- A lizard that chases aft

Historically, the ancient Igbo cosmology was dominated by feminine deities. A's much as the muscline deities spreaded alongside the feminine deities, the feminines were more popular and patronised. This may arise from the fact that feminine deities are compromising and easily followed. The musclines (Gods) are uncompromising, strict and difficult. These reasons were responsible for the popularity of Goddesses like Ani, Idemili, Ajani, Nnemiri, Ogwugwu, Njaba etc. These Goddesses and many of their types spread wide and far in Igboland more than their muscline counterparts. One of the deadliest and evil willed Goddess in Igboland is the IYIAFOR. This evil Goddess appears in like a maphrodite in character. While it is feminine in nature, it also appears muscline in character. The difference between IYIAFOR and other Goddesses in Igboland can be expressed through their representatives. When other Goddesses are represented with Boa (Eke), IYIAFOR is represented by deadly

(1) Do not allow any person that has lost his or her way spiritually to lead you. It is likened to a drowning person gripping you. Unless you are capable of rescuing the person or both of you will go down the river. (2) Do not expect your spiritual master to reveal his ultimate truth to you because such will make him to loose your loyalty. (3) Do not follow the path of the multitude, rather, always follow the path of the spirit you have covenanted with. (4) Do not compromise your path with the wishes of your relations and friends because spirituality is all about principles and regularities. (5) Do not separate from your covenanted spirit until you have another covenant with a stronger one because such altitude will fill your life with worries. (6) Do not loose sight or focus on your target in your spiritual way because the path is filled of elements, apparitions and imageries that are capable of distracting you. (7) Do not be confused by the differences between religion