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The Top 7 Ebira Traditional Musical Instruments (Enya Ahe)
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How To Use Bitter Kola (Oro) to Prevent Food Poisoning and Spell Destruction
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Governor Yahaya Bello Presents Staff of Office to New Monarchs in Lokoja and Kupa
Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi State has lauded the residents of Lokoja and Kupa for their peaceful conduct during the selection processes of their new traditional leaders. The commendation came…
The Hamar Culture: An African Tradition That Requires Flogging Women for Love in Marriage (Video)
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Itinochi Revolution 2.0: Celebrating Fashion, Culture, and Ebira Heritage
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Ovia-Osese Festival: Kogi State’s Celebration of Purity and Womanhood
Imagine a time-honored celebration that embodies profound cultural values and beliefs, emphasizing morality, female empowerment, and the essence of womanhood. This is precisely the essence of the Ovia-Osese Festival, a…
The Concept of Divinity in Ebira Culture
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The Esan Traditional Mark: An African Cultural Symbol of Resilience and Heritage
Introduction: The Esan people, hailing from Edo State in Nigeria, have a unique tradition that has sparked curiosity and speculation among both locals and outsiders. The distinctive mark on their…
African Culture: ‘Sharo’ A fulani tradition where men brutally flog their selves as a price for marriage
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