Will u stop disturbing us with this post of urs? u scam!

Dem go spill blood this night...I trust rivers of blood people

What made some people travelled for Christmas celebrations is this.

The translations show that ekpeye is igboid

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this is why the devil get u pple easily..... give ur life to God and leave all these idle worship

Giovanni2332:
Women beside masquerade, odi egwu

There are different types of masquerade.

ainas247:
Hmmmmmmm.......

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Asshurbanipal:
The translations show that ekpeye is igboid

What translations? The words are Igbo and cannot have another translations that are not rooted in Igbo vernacular.

Some people are still in dark in this century.

Ubdavis:
To me, the masquerades are not colorful enough

Then add more paint

justtruth88miSt:
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I have emailed you with the subject.. "Hello from Nairaland"

victorazyvictor:
Is Ahuda not Ehuda

Ekpeye is home of Muma Gee the musician.

Ahoada

Ogbumadube means one who kills some1 n his house, yoruba media

Is only in ph women dey carry masqurade

justtruth88miSt:
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You email is invalid mailer error

Mtchewwww. Make dem come learn from izuogu.... Ma people

victorazyvictor:
Is Ahuda not Ehuda

Ekpeye is home of Muma Gee the musician.

See dis Donkey! U don't know nothing and you are trying to correct what you have no knowledge of. U no go just shut up your ur dirty mouth. Donkey!!

Groovenaija360:
Ekpeye Masquerade festival (Owu Ekpeye).
There is no place as sweet as your native home and one of those funs you can catch when you travel back home for yuletide especially in Rivers State is masquerade dance.

And Ekpeye Masquerade festival (Called OWU EKPEYE) is one of the most enjoyable Cultural festivals in Rivers State.

We must secure our culture, which is our Heritage.

Our culture tells of our roots, reminds us of who we are and where we came from. Therefore, We have to preserve our culture for the future generations to come.

And each family is also recognized for a particular kind or type of masquerade they usually danced.

Pictured below are the people of Igbu Ehuda showcasing their cultural values and heritage in the second phase of the OWU FESTIVAL (MASQUERADE DANCE).

The following Masquerades (Owus) are present:

1. Ogbumadube (One who kills and lives) lol...

2. Eke Eteh (Big Ear)

3. Nwa ala

4. Kampala

5. Enyii (The Elephant)

6. Onoo Eka (Tiger)

7. Owu Anakanii (Masquerade for Old women)

8. Ekele Agbalaa (Huge or Mighty Spirit)

There is peace, love, unity, and togetherness as the people came out in mass to grace this event.

See Photos below.

>>> https://grovenaija360.com/ekpeye-masquerade-festival-in-rivers-state/

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Asshurbanipal:
The translations show that ekpeye is igboid

Igbo not Igboid.

Phoenix999:


See dis Donkey! U don't know nothing and you are trying to correct what you have no knowledge of. U no go just shut up your ur dirty mouth. Donkey!!

Tnx dear

stanisbaratheon:

Ahoada

yep, u got it.

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Westaslave2:
Ogbumadube means one who kills some1 n his house, yoruba media

The "be" in "Ogbumadube" is actually pronounced as "bi" which means "live"

So, Ogbumadube In Ekpeye translates to "He who kills man and lives".

Which means that the spirit (Masquerade) can kill someone, without suffering any consequences( being killed itself) in return.

Ofcourse, Ekpeye is Igbo, despite the people Bini origin stories. It's obvious the tradition is deeply rooted in Igbo.