Utohu was an Ebira man who is one of the ancestors of Adinoi the saviour of the world from fear of death and mind slavery. Here is the instruction of Utohu To His children when they were leaving to form their own Kingdom.

DOCTUFOS: Otem Erectus 148: 1- 20

Chapter One Hundred and Forty-Eight

1. When Utohu ruled the land of Unchere, two of his sons named Alabara and Opayin said, let us go and make a kingdom of our own. For by so shall we cause the spread of Ebir. And Utohu said, it is not a bad thing for you to spread far.
2. But you shall accept my blessings before you go, so that it may be well with you.
3. And Alabara and Opayin his brother knelt before their father. And he laid his hands upon them. And after he had poured libations, he said, let our ancestors go with you in your journey.
4. The teeth of the lions and the leopards shall not touch your flesh, neither shall the snake poison and snake bites be for you, for you shall reach your destination peacefully.
5. For as Adijo left his people and lived in Ubini in the very ancient times, so shall you also leave and be successful wherever you go.
6. Let the remembrance of the good children whom you are be in your mind. Do good to anyone, even if they do not recognise Ohomorihi our first god as their own god. Do not force your god upon the people of the land which you shall go and found and fight no fights for any god.
7. Be peaceful and moral, so shall your land also be peaceful and moral. But if you are not peaceful, your land shall become unpeaceful to you. And this shall continue from generations to generations.
8. The gods of other lands are not above your own ancestors, therefore do not be swayed whenever anyone brings to you his own god. Rather, tell them of your own ancestors also.
9. Those who are in need should not be neglected. But check and know if truly they are in need. For many pretend as if they are in need. And when they get from you, they say, this is a good thing to do to fetch money. And they continued to be perpetual beggars.
10. Be careful of such. But give to those who are worthy of receiving from you.
11. Let there be no battle between you. For unity is better than battle and dialogue is better than unending conflicts.
12. Whatever you do now shall become histories to the homos of the future. Therefore do good so that you could be written as a good homo.
13. If you err, redeem yourself before it becomes impossible. Look towards what you want to achieve rather than looking backward at your failures and stumbling at the present.
14. Let superstitions and mouth-sayings be weighed and if they are found untrue, let them be rejected.
15. Do not be engaged in human ritual killings, for no gods or ancestors shall require that if they are good.
16. For only the gods who are bad shall say, sacrifice your fellow homo to me. For this is not a good thing to do.
17. Be gentle on the land where you are. Do not take the lands of other people by force, for how shall you feel if others come to take your own by force also?
18. Let your children and your children's children be honest and truthful. Let them be hardworking also. For dishonesty is both evil and unacceptable.
19. Do not fall into the errors which some of our fathers fell into, but avoid them by all means. Let the history of your land not be taken away from you. For you are like a house without foundation if you have no history.
20. Go in peace and the spirits of our ancestors shall go with you.