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Ogwashi-Uku Carnival, 13years after, is still setting the pace for others to follow. This is an obvious facts since a lot of communities surrounding Ogwashi-Uku kingdom have decided to follow the pace setters to create their own carnival in a bid to either rival the Ogwashi-Uku Carnival which is the first indigenous dance carnival sponsored by the founder and President since 2010, without state or government assistance unlike the newly established carnivals which are supported by government and other corporate entities, or to adopt the great event for the peaceful coexistence of the people. Whatever is the onus we on Ogwashi-Uku Carnival are peaceful and welcome them all to the fun times at festive seasons

Man no bi God

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Ogwashi-Uku Carnival in perspective,
Effortlessly Promoting The Image Of Ogwashi-Uku kingdom through Culture and Dance to harness the Tourism potentials of Delta State of Nigeria

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Olobo Masquerade Dance is one of the oldest dance festival still existing and enjoying it's pride of place in Ogwashi-Uku kingdom. Olobo, was incorporated into the Ogwashi-Uku Carnival in 2010 , the same year the dance carnival was created, due to popular demand by great sons and daughters of Ogwashi-Uku Kingdom, as a way to revive and sustain the beauty of the famous masquerade dance .