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May God almighty heal and restore peace to our land

Hello.. this got me so curious. How does the priest consecrate someone who comes to the shrine? Do you pay? Will the spirit of the shrine be with you even on the afterlife?

Proudly Idoma Nation ❤️🖤❤️🖤

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Thank you God for your mercies.

Oh my goodness

So beautiful to watch ❤❤❤

Go to you tube and watch the video when Igede people came to Edo state to meet the Ora people about the history. Type, History of Igede By Mike Okwoche

Igede, Esatko, Efemai, Owan, Ora are descendants of Prince Okpamen who later Became Oba Ozolua of Great Benin kingdom. Prince Okpamen who later became Oba Ozolua was the father of Ora-Ekpen, Ora-Ekpen has 12 sons, the Eldest Umale died early, AGBA is the 11th sons of Ora-Ekpen. The issues of broken pot are lies and propaganda. It just that Agba decided to migrated from Benin, passed through Idah and settled in present day Benue state. The Igede sons and daughters are descendants of Great Benin kingdom. This is the real history of Igede people

Yes father the good Lord is your strength

Can someone send me address of this place in Lagos i want go there from ibadan

God bless you mama ❤❤❤❤❤❤

Beautiful song from my ancestry

From Ojano Ijami my home town Great man lways approachable and humble.

Amazing 😊😊🎉 Waiting for more

Idoma are the Edomite in the bible

Abraham abogonye is a wonderful gospel minister, anytime I listen to his music I feel like crying most especially (AWOLICHOMA) that music is one of my best worship songs. But the problem is that I don't know where to download his music from, I would be grateful if someone help me out. Thank you ❤❤❤❤

Where can I download this song, I have been searching for this song for long time, somebody help me please 🙏🙏

Abraham you are blessed, may God uplift you ❤❤🙏🙏🙏

With all due respect, Mr Okpe and Ajoro seem not to be coherent in their historic narration.. They need to do more research to avoid a floating historical narrative that lacks root

On the relationship of the Iyala people, it is common knowledge that theirs is a recent history of migration. Firstly, Iyala belong to the aboriginal Akpotos (now Idomas) that migrated in search of fertile clay sand for local pot moulding and salt mining for consumption but never return back home, but instead decided to settle down there. They are not limited to Iyala, their present settlement, but scattered all over Cross River North and Western Cameroon next to Ikom, where they found deposits of salt to mine. Infact they are the product of Akpoto/Igala aborigines that inhabited the present day Nsukka, Igbo Eze, Obollo and even Ette in Enugu State ; Ogugu, Olamaboro, Ankpa and Imane areas of Igala land and the Otukpa, Orokamu, Owukpa, Edumoga, Ichama, Igumale. Akpoto-Igala is their aboriginal language which the Efik of Calabar has corrupted as Iyara or Iyala due to colonial linguistic pronounciation today.. Their migration to Cross River North of Ogoja is very recent in history. Ette is an aboriginal Akpoto settlement and later became popular as a slave trading point on the coming of the European slave traders. Presently, Ette is home to many and not only Idomas. You have the Igalas, Idoma, Igbos, Nupes, Housas with the Idomas as majority. In fact, the Owukpa, Otukpa, Orokamu and Edumoga who happened to be the aborigines of Ette constitute the majority settlers. We leave the rest to another day. Thank you Apa TV.

Some of us have listened to the account being given of the history of the Igede people. Though, interesting it is, there are some questions to be clarified. Some of these questions border on:- - Distance from migration origin to present location; - Physical features & barriers such as rivers in particular etc. - Some of the present account seem not to have proper foundation, but merely academic assumptions and postulation.; - No one seems not to talk of the"Akpotos" & the "Agatus" that were the aborigines that inhabited the forests East of the River Niger and South of River Benue.who , everybody knows constitute or transform to modern "Idoma" and consequent Idoma language. - The similarity in language and culture is evidence of common aboriginal existence. - The fact remains that all the historical narrative came after the coming of the European. No body has been able to say anything about the existence before the coming of the European that heralded slavery and subsequently, education. - Notice has not been taken of the influence of The Atta Igara or Igala as known by some people that was in control of the Area East of the Niger and South of Benue. - Idoma Chiefdom was a Colonial creation in the 1950s. - To many people, it will be agreed rightly that all these stories are just mere historical assumptions of modern age as the the real historical facts remain hidden in myths, because no one has been able to establish the civilisation that existed before the coming of the Europeans. - There is therefore the need for a thorough endearing historical research rather than the present which only aim has been to earn a certificate for daily bread - a colonial legacy. I will stop here for now. But before then, I will hasten to add that we should look at having a purposeful research team that will unravel all these hidden history. This is because the world was existing before we came and will continue to exist after we have exited. And as we exited so there continue to be changes in our historical narrative. The only saving grace now is this advent of modernity

Wow 😍 I love this idoma cultural music

You can't try it in okpokwu local government, precisely in edumoga. Very disrespectful

So nice ❤

The diversity in the Idoma kingdom is very beautiful to watch, Orakamu Idoma seems the most polished and easy to understand. No tongue twisters just straight to it. The presenter said Epon, Uncle John said Enyi the both means water but Enyi in some other idoma dialect means the locally made Kwunu drink, Orakamu over time found a way to communicate with clarity added adjectives EYIN'O'GWA meaning drinking water, EYIN'OFU meaning cold water, EYIN'UMU meaning Kwunu, Within Orakamu Dialect UMU is Kwunu. I love the Idoma land.

❤ so proud of APA tv.

There isn't any rich knowledge in what you said. How I know a traditional head is them having touch with history

A very in dept account of His Royal Highness Elias obekpa ,the ochi idoma of idomaland . He struggled to the top through share determination , he rose to the most enviable heights through divine destiny with God , He will always be celebrated as the agabaidu of idoma land .

Salary chief, TIV people are being killed in Taraba property being taken or destroyed by your own people.

My friend go and sleep please

Love history

Please make this commentry complete let us get the complete history please

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THAT HIDING HISTORY THEY DON'T WANT YOU TO KNOW

Hausa, yoruba, Fulani, River state people and Benue people all have different issues or hate for igbo, Let Biafra go & declare their independence but without River state, C/R State and Benue state. Let only Igbo go. No more war. Nigeria will get another rivalry like Ghana but brotherly.

Wow that's nice ❤

u ppl knows this and u allowed fulanis to destroy us since 70 years now, stand

This very interesting, our heritage from Otukpo

Beautiful 🎉❤

Odumu masquerade

This is my village l love my village ❤❤❤

The day blacks will know we're one people is the day our problem will solve

It seems like he is speaking some kind of Igbo dialect. Are Idomas Igbos? I would like to know more about their culture. Do they have 4 market days? Do they observe new yam festivals? That's enough to be Igbo plus their names.

Stop this tribal war . The constitution gives right to everyone .

I'm very honored to see how my history comes together ❤️ 🙏🏽 I sincerely hope it expands down to present day

So what is the meaning of Igbo in his language? This should be interesting.

I never see Apa/Kwararafa traditional leader who de talk like this. IT IS NOT OGWUCHEPKO.

Good man for the job

Idoma must have a State of its own