The term "Igboid" refers to a group of languages and cultures associated with the Igbo people, primarily found in southeastern Nigeria. The Igbo language is part of the larger Niger-Congo language family and is spoken by millions. The Igboid languages include various dialects, which can differ significantly from one another. In addition to language, Igboid encompasses cultural practices, traditions, and social structures of the Igbo community. The Igbo people have a rich heritage, including unique art, music, and festivals, which play a vital role in their identity. The term highlights the linguistic and cultural unity among the Igbo and related groups.