Revolva:
But why are urhobos people too funny and trikish

I tell you almost all of them I know I get tired of them easily

No wonder they keep calling them Wayo people

Slawormir:
Damnnnnn niggarrr
Isoright
Nice dance move

Fear urhobo girls ehnnn when it comes to coitus
... although most of them nor sexy at all
Those girls can bang life out of you
They enjoy sex like men. Probably because they are not circumicised.....

Same thing with ijaw, itsekiri and kwale girls
Reaching orgasm is very easy for them..... they get wet so easily! remember those years for Uniben...one itsekiri girl nearly kill me with sex...
Every day banging.....

PrinceMajestic:
Its good you posted this thread during time of our festive month. You didn't add that the "Ema" dance is only for Royalties only. When a king is to be coronated, when the king gives titles and when the king perform his yearly festive rituals to his predecessors (spirits of kings) so on these days kings dances EMA together with his princes and princesses and his Chiefs. No commoner dances EMA dance if a commoner dances it the spirits dances it with the commoner and that will make the commoner dance into land of the dead but royalties dance it together with the great spirits except for entertainment after necessary rituals to Spirits of Kings Mind u nobody can dance EMA dance with their cap on the head except the dance is outside the palace. I invite y'all for our festival this month.

Efewestern:
The Ema dance is a powerful dance by the Urhobo people that involves moving the entire body especially the hands and legs.

The dance is one featured on special occasions such as when a king is being crowned or when a man gets a chieftaincy title or during a festive day.

The Dance is unique to the Urhobo people.

AlphikkaTech:


Why didn't the animist religion of our forefathers prevent the Europeans from colonizing us?

JESUS reigns supreme. I'll choose JESUS any day any time.

horchukoh:
proudly urhobo too. I am from abraka,Ethiope East LGA. I was born in sapele but grew up in South West Nigeria. I understand urhobo very well but not so fluent at speaking it. I am always happy when I see posts about our culture and our people making us proud here on nairaland.

Mystiquefia:
Efewestern Your thread don knack FP oh, where u dey? Uwvie 1

PrinceMajestic:
All urhobo citizens in nairaland pls let know ourselves with this thread. I rep the entire Urhobo nation. I'm from all. Where you from?

PrinceMajestic:
All urhobo citizens in nairaland pls let know ourselves with this thread. I rep the entire Urhobo nation. I'm from all. Where you from?

Hallabee1:


you need be strong to dance this one ooo

Mystiquefia:


You're Right!! and we dont deny our benin Origin too

Ajstyles01:
Were my mum came from


i wish i can see sum1 dat wuld teach me urhobo language

Mystiquefia:


Pelele.. Sapele Water..
OKPE AGBA Mini !!!

Omizu Me, But u try oh. E no easy to grow up for yorubaland kom still hear urhobo join oh. Yoruba Culture strong die.. them dey westernize u two seconds. most of my niqqas wey grow up for there done turn proper yoruba men own finish. Accent na Casted... U try die.. Na Peele And Meele Teach u abi?

gregyboy:


I think if dey want to find an ancient history of benin for documents it should be with the urhobo people, our ancient will understand the Urohobo language better than any current benin man

You guys maintain our ancient words like oghene, kokodia, mudia and the other we have lost over time in history

SmartPolician:


I once dated an Urhobo girl

That babe was so loving, hard-working, caring and beautiful

But I got worried when I learned that the Urhobos don't bury the corpse of their wives in their husbands' hometowns

Sincerely, I didn't like that. It was as though I was just borrowing their daughter to bear kids for me.

Anyways, we broke up when I moved to Lagos and she refused to join me because she is a single mom.

We are still friends and talk till date. I will never forget the way she makes me delicious Banga soup

Migwo!

gregyboy:


I think if dey want to find an ancient history of benin for documents it should be with the urhobo people, our ancient will understand the Urohobo language better than any current benin man

You t words like oghene, kokodia, mudia and the other we have lost over time in history

Mystiquefia:


Oviri Okpe.. Okpe Local Government

Frathermathy
Sanchez01
Greatchizzy
Efe2real
Ovisfranko
Iriruga100
Clint02
Coputa
Nowpresence
Jasonjidenna
MissEfe
IghravweIG
Ovieigho
Kingray10

Efewestern:


Oniovo I greet, a welcome development, one will now have the zeal to post more about our culture.

https://www.nairaland.com/5916221/look-urhobo-migration-okitipupa-other

Hoping this makes FP.

gregyboy:


I swear una dey chop height come life

Mystiquefia:


Oviri Okpe.. Okpe Local Government

Frathermathy
Sanchez01
Greatchizzy
Efe2real
Ovisfranko
Iriruga100
Clint02
Coputa
Nowpresence
Jasonjidenna
MissEfe
IghravweIG
Ovieigho

Efewestern:


You are right, AreaFada2 once told me that in those days, a Bini man could easily understand the Urhobo, but not anymore.

I myself can pick one or two when a Bini man speaks.

PAGAN9JA:
Beautiful. We must return to the TRADITIONAL Animist RELIGION of our ancestors.

99.9% of Nigerian problems will be solved


We must take our roots seriously.

We must respect the nature and all living things around us. From the smallest owl or cat to the largest bat or elephant. This is most important. Everything else is secondary.

We must be upright and revive our ethos. No matter the negative forces we face around us. We must be strong.

We must learn to respect women. Regardless of the attitudes we face.






I think you both need jesus.

Oovi5:
My dad made me love this dance! #UhroboandProud

Mystiquefia:

Vwe kobiruo oniovo me
You are doing a great job representing urhobos and projecting our culture here
oghene bruyor kevwe
i will check out the thread

jossykido:
I will still rep urhobo in heaven and immediately I enter heaven I will tell God, "Ose, migwor" another tribe I luv dearly is the delta ibo and the easterns