How To Listen To Jatto FM 102.7 (Ebira Radio) Live Anywhere in the World
Have you been looking for how to listen to Ebira People Live Broadcasts from anywhere in the World? well look no further for Ebiraland Media...
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List of Clans in Ebiraland and the Towns...
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Funeral Rites in Ebiraland
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Ebira Culture – Things Women Must Not Do...
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20 Ebira Native Names and Meaning for Male...
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The History Of Obaji Clan In Eika.
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How To Listen To Jatto FM 102.7 (Ebira...
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Top 7 Ebira Musical Instruments (ENYA AHE).
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Iyewe Clan of Ebiraland and Relationship with UVA...
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Ebira People’s Cultural Concept of Naming Ceremony
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System Of Inheritance In Ebiraland (ogwu Oiga Ini-et’Ebira)
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History: The Tragic Funeral of Odimboro (Izoku Odimboro)
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Ebira Traditional Beliefs about Witches (Opochi) – The...
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Eva Ozi – Child Divination in Ebiraland
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Sexuality, Family Values, and Gender Roles Among Ebira...
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Origin Of Ohindase Stool As HRH Eneika Marks...
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Okehi and Adavi The Story Behind Their Name...
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All You Need To Know About Adayi Ichimiri...
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All You Need To Know About Ebira People...
Folktale
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Ebira Story: Ozi Emasu
Ebira Story Ozi Emasu When she was old enough to speak, “Onyi Ami ma nehi (Mummy I Want to go home” was her first sentence.She...
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Why The Dog Lives Among Men – Ebira Folktales
Will you like to know, Why The Dog Lives Among Men? long time ago, the dog used to live in the Forest like the Fox,...
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Why The Cat Lives Among Men – Ebira Folktales
Ebira Folktales Ebira Folktales: Many years ago, the cat lived with other animals and birds in the bush. They lived together in their own community...
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Ebira Folktale: Suuru’Ohuni (Patience is Virtue).
photo Credits: Sequel photography. (Yahaya AbdulMutoleeb) The two goats (Suru and Ohuni) were best of friends who were bought by a farmer at Utubaze. They...
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#Itopa: The Fate of ‘Oremeyi’, The Proud Princess – Ebira Folktale
Ebira Folktale – Long ago, in the kingdom of Oomi, there lived a king and a queen. They had a very beautiful daughter called Oremeyi...
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Adeji Onire’oiye (Rabbit the Wise) – Ebira Folktale.
One day, in the animal kingdom, the Adeji (Rabbit) felt he was the wisest of all the animals. He then decided to trap all the...