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The Iwhuruohna Man is widely known for his spirit of hospitality (welcomes, accommodates and treat strangers like her own). The Iwhuruohna Man has lost so many of "Her Own", simply because, the Ikwerre Man craves for a peaceful environment. Although his prayer for a peaceful environment does not define the Ikwerrians as coward. * CAN HISTORY BE KILLED OR STOLEN? If the answer is yes, then how do we recover our Traditional Arts? The Iwhuruohna Ethnic Nationality has lost her Heritage (Customs and Traditions), especially with the Iwhuruohna Dialect gradually going into extinction. * WHO IS TO BLAME? 1. Community Leaders 2. Parents 3. Government 4. Education (Not inculcated in our school curriculum). Let's take the "Traditional Art" called "Egelege" as case study. Then, you'll agree with me the excercise is now a scanty collection of what it used to be. * TOURIST SITE The Ikwerre Ethnic Nationality deserves to own a Museum, a Craft Centre, where her "Arts" can be displayed for people, students within and outside can visit for the purpose of "History" and "Knowledge". How has our Quest for Politics, Ego for Wealth/Power made us forget about our Heritage. If we do not put things in place for our "Kids" to inherit as a #Tradition and learn from, then #Iwhuruohna as a language will go into extinction and only exist as a name. Where strangers will paint a false history(story) and it'll be bought by our "Children". In the olden days, Iwhuruohna was famously known for her - Waist Dance(Eri-Ikwu), Egelege(Traditional Wrestling), Farming, Fishing and Hunting. The question we should ask ourselves, can these same traits be found amongst Iwhuruohna or has civilization swept it under the carpet. Other tribes such as Ogoni, Hausa, Igbo, Yoruba, Ibibio, Efik etc, has still not allowed Civilization/Education take away her Mother Tongue, Tradition/Culture from her younger generation, irrespective of their "Religion or Educational Background". It is a thing of concern that majority of the young Men/Women between the ages of 18-30, doesn't know any aspect of the "Iwhuruohna Tradition" and can't speak the "Iwhuruohna Dialect" all in the name of Civilization/Education. If we're to blame our "Parents", then you'll agree with me that our parents has done more harm than good to the younger generation. All because they only thought that we could be recognized in the society, by being more fluent in the "White Mans Language and Culture". As a matter of urgency the Iwhuruohna Heritage should be inculcated into our school curriculum within the "Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Institutions" amongst schools in the "Four LGA's" within Iwhuruohna namely - Emolga, Kelga, Phalga, Obalga. It should be considered as an "SOS Call" tagged "Operation Save The Iwhuruohna Heritage". The earliest we come together to have a "Common Voice" irrespective of our Religion or Political Differences, the better for the Iwhuruohna Ethnic Nationality. Finally, Rumu Wenem let's come back home and go back to our Drawing Board. This message is proudly sponsored by Certified Ikwerre Breed (Iymtv).

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My #Rivers And #Bayelsa People, Hope We Still Remember, Late Boma Erekosima Alias Country Man, Who Made #NewsBroadcast Via Radio📻 Fun. Especially With Some Of His #Parables - * Craze man say craze dei sweet but d problem be say treking too much. * My people, Advice no be curse. Add Any Of His #Parables That You Remember In The Comment Section.

Miniwiri Ohna.....

The Chief Of Nkarahia Isiokpo, With His Head Wife. #PhotoCredit: Talbot, Percy Amaury

#IkwerreLanguage Too Sweet

Wishing You All A #LovelySunday

So Many Ladies Can't Recall Or Talk About The Beautiful Side Of Their Childhood Memory, Without Talking About This Game. Some Call It Urga, While Some Call It Maryo. It's Mostly Seen As A Ladies Game. #Ladies Please😂, Tell Us More About This Game...

#Picture1: Egbedenji/Mgbedenji (Saint Leaf) #Picture2: Mayagbokor (Sugarcane) #Picture3: Okwuru-gbeke (Pawpaw) #Picture4: Alilandu nkirusi/Aramandu Nkpirimkpi (Lime)

Doctor's Prescription For Today. * Breakfast * Lunch * Dinner All Meals Must Be Accompanied With Fresh Palmwine, For Easy Digestion. #HappyOchokoroDay

#Picture_1: Ayo (Onions) #Picture_2: Ijiri/Igiri (Mango) #Picture_3: Arusi (Rice) #Picture_4: Awhekere (Groundnut)

#Picture_1: Ntita/Ntuta #Picture_2: Ruzor #Picture_3: Asisansa #Picture_4: Erhemba/Erevonwu

#Picture1: Mbere/Ere (Lizard) #Picture2: Mkbekwu (Tortoise) #Picture3: Nwelika (Chimpanzee) #Picture4: Enwe (Monkey)

#Picture1: Ngolo/Igigoro (Whelks) #Picture2: Etitara (Periwinkle) #Picture3: Ochokoro (Crab) #Picture4: Efamini/Ebhamini (Crocodile)

Peace Is A Fundamental Component Of A Community Development, Personal Growth & Survival Of Our Planet. At The Heart Of Every Community & Culture, Lies A Need To Advance Peaceful Co-existence To Enhance Productive, Meaningful Lives & Sustainable Society #GodBlessIkwerreEthnicity

Lack of discipline has significantly and measurably affected educational standards, particularly at the primary and secondary levels. Across global and regional studies—such as research evaluated in Nigerian secondary schools—there is a direct, verified correlation between classroom indiscipline and a decline in academic performance. When structural and behavioral boundaries erode, the entire ecosystem of learning is compromised. This impact manifests across primary and secondary classrooms in several key areas.

#Service To God And Humanity Remains Our Priority.....