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Igara people of Edo shares language and culture with the Ebira people of kogi state.

I greet all my etuno people them one love

Skillfullulu:
Do people still believe and practice these?

Whats wrong in practicing your heritage??

KingOvoramwen1:
[[s]quote author=hoodmenconcept post=59871139]the culture and the way of dressing is a lineage of Yoruba... either Edo people like it or not, you belong to yoruba nation...[/s]






KEROSINE DEY INSIDE YOUR HEAD!!



YOU DO NOT EVEN HAVE A BRAIN AT ALL...

SHAME NORDEY CATCH UNA!!

you dont need to abuse anyone here... you are very rude. i dont exchange words with people like you. i wish you all the best.

skulgen:
God bless the Igbos
The engine block of any developed nation,
scattered all over the surface of the earth.
the most traveled species on planet earth.
Peace loving and hardworking ppl who refuses to be intimidated.
The soul of every good and bad thing, yes i said bad too cos if an Igbo man is not in any bad plan,it wont work even the so called booko.h, to even defeat an Igbo man, u have to involve his like else it wont work. thts y d govt is fighting for their disunity, which when achieved, they will b defeated. and they re wondering y they re more united now than bfo.
therefore i urge all Igbos to remain as one, at which no one can defeat u.
Oh... love u me the Igbos
my o my
one love

And you have to post this on an Edo forum, you could not develop your own thread

hoodmenconcept:
you dont need to abuse anyone here... you are very rude. i dont exchange words with people like you. i wish you all the best.

THEN DONT TALK RUBBISH ABOUT ANOTHER TRIBE NEXT TIME!!

ariyebaba:
Proudly IGARRA !

avu dashi? Anu gbogbo naiki ani ufa

Johngla:
I greet all my etuno people them one love

anetuno ma ku we

Redoil:
anetuno ma ku we

ome ya

I was there.

buygala:
So as at 1789 abi na 1678 when the ceremony was 1st celebrated and subsequently, there were white starched agbadas, wrappers and blouses with Gele to match, and even matching T-shirts.


Maybe by the year 2030, the celebrants will be wearing Yeezy tops, Timbaland boots, and Gucci gowns

If they can't maintain the attire the earlier celebrants wore, what then is the point of celebrating that culture?

I believe you think you have good argument! but culture is not rigid as everything in life is not rigid. You should know that this particular culture is a product of changes with time.

If you are in Edo State then I have this Wrist watch for you just for a token. Call or send a WhatsApp massage to 0.8.1.3.8.2.2.1.5 .6.0. For more information.

igarra my sweet home

Redoil:
avu dashi? Anu gbogbo naiki ani ufa

na wa for you bros,
so it's only ugbogbo and ufa that constitute Igarra...

I luv tradition

@ CollinsWeGlobe

It has been long we heard from you.
Reach me, soon.

hoodmenconcept:
the culture and the way of dressing is a lineage of Yoruba... either Edo people like it or not, you belong to yoruba nation...

we share cultural beliefs doesn't make us part you....

I love Igarrans....... very lovely and welcoming people. I did my youth service in igarra, precisely Success Sec. School. I know most of the places mentioned in this article. Somorika, Ugbogbo, Ufa, Enwan and so on. I never for once felt I was outside yorubaland cos most of their ways and believe are more yorubaish. Almost all Igarrans have yoruba name aside their native names.

Yene - good morning
Avu dashi
Ao dashi
Avoso - thank you
Ovumeiha
Ya ruva

I miss my igarra people. Hoping to go check on my igarra friends someday

It was wonderful..I love my people..I rep Igarra100%

Jniephar:
It was wonderful..I love my people..I rep Igarra100%

Dnice247:
igarra my sweet home

Johngla:
I greet all my etuno people them one love

ariyebaba:
Proudly IGARRA ! [quote]

Wonderful and colourful festival there.

Pls i have one question for you Igarra peeps. Do you guys consider yourself more of Ebira or more of Yoruba, or more of Edo culturally and in Identity?

Flexherbal:
@ CollinsWeGlobe

It has been long we heard from you.
Reach me, soon.

Ok, sir!

proud to be from that town

juniormercy:
I love Igarrans....... very lovely and welcoming people. I did my youth service in igarra, precisely Success Sec. School. I know most of the places mentioned in this article. Somorika, Ugbogbo, Ufa, Enwan and so on. I never for once felt I was outside yorubaland cos most of their ways and believe are more yorubaish. Almost all Igarrans have yoruba name aside their native names.

Yene - good morning
Avu dashi
Ao dashi
Avoso - thank you
Ovumeiha
Ya ruva

I miss my igarra people. Hoping to go check on my igarra friends someday

I finished from success secondary school,2009 set. In what year were you posted to igarra?

Rockyrascal:
I finished from success secondary school,2009 set. In what year were you posted to igarra?

2012/2013.

proudly igarra

KingOvoramwen1:
You dey mind dem, Self Esteem is really rare for some people

hope say una no go chop human meat for this festival cos this Oba and edo people, I fear them

hoodmenconcept:
the culture and the way of dressing is a lineage of Yoruba... either Edo people like it or not, you belong to yoruba nation...

Cc KingOvoramwen1

amoduokoh:
Igara people of Edo shares language and culture with the Ebira people of kogi state.

if so, edo and kogi will belong to biafra

vincent10:
I was there.

edo people and human meat. Tufiakwa

Gaddaffi121:
proudly igarra

I hear say una dey chop human meat