The Awankere Festival
The Origin of the Awankere Festival There are two different versions as to the origin of the Awankere Festivals. One version posits that its origin dates back to the later
Adieu, Chief Deacon (Dr) Charles Dexter Ikomi, (J.P.)
It is always an emotionally excruciating feeling to say goodbye; I don’t mean that kind of good bye that is terrestrial but one that is celestial. Having to say it
Warrant Chief Pessu Ebiowa alias Ologhojo – Founder of Pessu Town
Warrant Chief Pessu’s Lineage Warrant Chief Pessu Ebiowa alias Ologhojo was an Itsekiri aristocrat of Okotomu-Irigbo, in Ode-Itsekiri. He was a wealthy merchant and the founder of Aji-Pessu (Pessu Town,
Visit to the Ghanaian Consulate by the Advisory Board and Management of the Nanna Living History Museum and Monument
The Sir Henry Erikowa-led Advisory Board and Management of the Nanna Living History Museum and Monument paid a courtesy call on Her Excellency, Samata Gifty Bukari, the Consul-General of the
Igbagba Ikpogiri (Egusi or Melon Pepper Soup)
I love the diversity of melon when it comes to cooking. Today, we will be talking about Igbagba Ikpogiri which the English will call Egusi (melon) pepper soup. It is
Ogiame Atuwatse III visits Koko Town and Koko Ogheye Epe Road Project
On the 4th of October 2021, His Imperial Majesty, Ogiame Olu Atuwatse III, the Olu of Warri Kingdom, visited Koko town, the headquarters of Warri North Local Government Area. This