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AnonymoRay
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Warning: Do NOT try this at home. . .
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naijacutee (f)
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That is so cool! Could you please give a direct link to it on YouTube?
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ogechi84 (f)
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nice.  |
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tellmemore (m)
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@ ogechi84
Thanks. I did not actually think it was that good because of the video quality. I guess I'll improve with time.
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akara (m)
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 Watching this took me back to Ndi Uduma Ohafia. This is culture. Thanks @tellmemore
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tellmemore (m)
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Watching this took me back to Ndi Uduma Ohafia. This is culture. Thanks @tellmemore You welcome. |
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bennygee (m)
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@ tell me more Iwu onye ohafia? Ira achi? which village ? ndi ji isi acho isi! ohafia udumeze   |
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bennygee (m)
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@ tell me more Iwu onye ohafia? Ira achi? which village ? ndi ji isi acho isi! ohafia udumeze |
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TerraCotta (m)
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There's a great book on the Ohafia war dance and precolonial Ohafia (and related Abam, Abiriba etc.) culture called " Dancing Histories". |
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akara (m)
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Ohafia Kwenu !!!!11
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BlackMamba (m)
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Ohafia war dance is incomplete without the human heads.
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shescute4 (f)
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are the human heads real?  |
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babyosisi (f)
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yeah,doesn't the head look just like you!!
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tellmemore (m)
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Ohafia war dance is incomplete without the human heads.
You are correct. I cut that part of the video off because it wasn't stable, what you see is part of the entire video and besides real humman heads are not used anymore. You will have to explain where you got them from |
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tellmemore (m)
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@ tell me more Iwu onye ohafia? Ira achi? which village ? ndi ji isi acho isi! ohafia udumeze aram achi. awum onye ndi ibori, asaga |
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bennygee (m)
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@ tellmemore
nwanne ,awum onye ndi edike,amaekpu ohafia
ka ! imelagi. where are you?
i reside at enugu
To all;
the heads are very real
we cut them anytime we're at war or when our king dies.
he is buried with seven fresh human heads
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stellose (f)
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shei,,,,,,,, na wa. i love the dance its nice, i have seen it many times . the dance steps is great.
umu- na le le
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snazzydawn (f)
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I simply can't believe there are so many Ohafia people here. I thought I was the only one. This is sooooooo cool,the iri aha I mean. I am from Asaga in Ohafia and happy to see you all. Ka nu o. Can someone fill me in on how the Izu uche was last year. I really wanted to be there but could not make it. I heard it was soooooo hotttt!!!
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texazzpete (m)
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@ tellmemore
nwanne ,awum onye ndi edike,amaekpu ohafia
ka ! imelagi. where are you?
i reside at enugu
To all;
the heads are very real
we cut them anytime we're at war or when our king dies.
he is buried with seven fresh human heads
yeah, they're real alright! I did my NYSC in Ohafia (OGS, Amaekpu Ohafia) and that was the first thing the LGA chairman used to scare us. He said. "Corpers, don't be afraid! We're not like those people at Isiala Ngwa, we don't eat people. Highest, during festival they may cut off your head and dance with it!" needless to say, we didn't find that particularly encouraging Would love to visit again someday sha. My Jss3 students should be in SS2 now, |
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bennygee (m)
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@snazzydawn
hi how are you?just read your post.
the iza uche was very intersting and asaga was very lively with both the iza uche and iza afa
where do you stay?are you on phone
i;m at enugu
you can send me your e mail so we can correspond more often or talk on phone
my number is 08038008309
i'd love to hear from you
have a sweet day
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babyosisi (f)
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nairaland love nwantinti
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ultrafem (f)
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the vd is cool tellmemore
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bennygee (m)
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@ babyosisi
na you sabi
make i no talk to my person again?
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tellmemore (m)
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the vd is cool tellmemore
Thanks |
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Amamensah
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is this, the reason why ibos eat human flesh?
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Amamensah
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the Ibo's are really scary,is that why nobody like them?
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