Wednesday, 27 July 2022
JOS CARNIVAL: ALWAYS A BEAUTY TO BEHOLD
Wednesday, 25 May 2022
BEHOLD THE NIGERIAN YOUTH DOING GREAT WORKS
Emmanuel Oryiman Gilbert, is his name. He owns and carries his name proudly with an aura of pride and confidence. He feels joyful, elated and important, as well as demonstrate them, any time his name is mentioned. He works so hard always, to maintain this disposition of his, and to add more value to the name. To this end, he seizes any opportunity that presents itself to make significant and impressive contributions, improvements and impact. He loves decency, examplifies it and promotes it. He relishes life, values it and lives it to the fullest, respects nature and the environment.
Sunday, 22 May 2022
NZEM BEROM: THE PICTURES SPEAK
The Beroms are one of the indigenous People of Plateau State, Nigeria. They are reputed for their reach culture and very hospitable nature.
Saturday, 21 May 2022
OTAMKPA, LAND OF MY BIRTH, I YEARN FOR THOSE YOUR FOOD, WONDER WHERE YOUR VISITORS HAVE GONE
Otampa, presented with the name hoisted on her by the colonialists, is one of the Wards in Isuikwuato, in the present day Isuikwuato Local Government Area (LGA), Abia state.
Friday, 20 May 2022
PRESENTATION OF THE 2022 ANAMBRA REVISED BUDGET
AN ADDRESS TO THE ANAMBRA STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ON THE OCCASION OF THE PRESENTATION OF THE 2022 REVISED BUDGET
Professor Charles Chukwuma Soludo, CFR
Governor
PROTOCOL
Let me thank you deeply for the honour to present to you the revised 2022 budget which we have tagged: “Taking Off from the Blocks”. I regret however that one of you, the member representing the good people of Aguata II Constituency in the House of Assembly (my own representative) – Hon. Okechukwu Okoye, is still in the custody of the kidnappers. The security agencies are working very hard and around the clock to secure his freedom. God is on the throne and Anambra will win. Let me leave it at that.
Friday, 13 May 2022
HISTORICAL UNDERSCORE OF EKPE CULTURE
...Uruan Nation, a centre of Attraction
"Ekpe" which literally means Lion, is a traditional secret society originated from the Ekoi tribe in Cross River State. The masquerade tradition itself is most popular in Calabar and the Oron nation of Udung-Ukko, Mbo, Urue-Offong Oruko, Okobo, as well as the Eket and Uruan local government areas in Akwa Ibom state, Nigeria, and even western Cameroon. The Efik (Calabar) caste structure of Ekpe begins with the basic masquerade - Idem Ikwọ to Nyamkpe which is the most common of the highest level displayed only by senior mantle bearers. Members of this sacred cult are endowed as protectors of societal order along with the traditional ruler. We have a set of communication methods known as Nsibidi which includes two thousand year old writing system with some of the symbols commonly found inscribed on the Ukara (leadership) attire. Nsibidi also includes special gesture communications and ancestoral vocalizations that can only be understood, interpreted and responded to by senior members of the cult.