Kedu ihe okwu ije pụtara?

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Igbo - 2025 Subject: Igbo

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Kedu ihe okwu ije pụtara?

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The question asks for the meaning of the Igbo word ije. In Igbo, "ije" is a noun derived from the verb "ije" or "iga" (to go/to walk). It refers to a journey, travel, or the act of walking/going along a path.

The correct meaning is Iga n'uzo (going on the road/travelling/journeying). When someone says "o na-aga ije" in Igbo, it means "he/she is going on a journey" or "he/she is walking." The word fundamentally describes movement from one place to another on foot or by travel.

The other options do not match: "Igu akwukwo" means reading or studying, "Iru oru" means working, and "Igba oso" means running. While running involves movement, "ije" specifically denotes walking or journeying at a normal pace, not running.

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