Warri Kingdom, nestled in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria, is home to the Itsekiri people, a vibrant and resilient ethnic group with a rich cultural heritage. This website serves as a central hub for Itsekiris worldwide and those interested in learning more about our unique tribe.

Discover the Itsekiri People

Also known as Oma Iwere, Jekri, Isekiri, or Ishekiri, the Itsekiri people inhabit the westernmost part of the Niger River delta. Our language, a Yoruboid language, reflects our historical connections with neighboring ethnic groups such as the Yoruba, Edo, Ilaje, Urhobo, and Ijaw.

Explore Our Land and Heritage

Our land, a tapestry of mangrove swamps and freshwater wetlands, is blessed with abundant natural resources, including crude oil, contributing significantly to Nigeria’s economy. While traditionally fishermen and traders, the Itsekiri people have diversified into various fields, excelling in diverse professions and contributing to the nation’s growth.

Experience the Beauty of Warri Kingdom

Warri Kingdom boasts breathtaking landscapes and a vibrant cultural heritage, making it an ideal destination for tourism. From our colorful festivals and captivating masquerades to our warm hospitality and delicious cuisine, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.