The Ikeji Festival is an annual event celebrated in Arochukwu and other parts of Abia State. It serves as both a harvest festival and a time to honor ancestors. The festival includes:
• Processions: Community members participate in colorful parades, showcasing traditional attire and artifacts.
• Masquerades: Various masquerades perform, each with unique significance and storytelling elements.
• Feasting and Merriment: The festival fosters unity and joy, with communal feasts and entertainment.
The Ikeji Festival is a time for reflection, thanksgiving, and cultural expression, deeply rooted in the traditions of the Arochukwu people.