The Igue Festival is an annual celebration held by the Edo people in Nigeria, particularly in the city of Benin. This festival typically takes place in December and lasts for several days, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the Edo community. It features traditional music, dance, and various cultural displays, emphasizing the importance of community and ancestral reverence. During the Igue Festival, the Oba of Benin, the traditional ruler, plays a central role in the festivities. The event includes rituals to honor ancestors and seek blessings for the coming year. It serves as a time for family reunions and strengthens social bonds within the community.