EBIRA Nation

13/01/2025

The Eku Masquerade: A Celebration with Roots in Ebira Culture

It is unfortunate to note that the traditional OSOSO masquerade practice in Edo State, also known as Eku Ane, has deviated from its original purpose. This practice, which originated from the Ebira people's Eche Ane celebration, was historically a symbol of unity and joy.

Research reveals that this tradition was introduced by an Ebira brother-in-law to the Ani OSOSO community as a means of fostering cohesion and celebration. However, over time, the youth have hijacked this practice, using it as an opportunity for harassment, oppression, disruption, vandalism, and bullying.

This is unacceptable and requires immedi isate attention. It is imperative that the Chief Maker of Ebiraland intervenes, inviting the perpetrators for education and disciplinary measures.

Eche Ane masquerading was never intended to be a harmful practice, but rather a celebration of unity and heritage. It is essential that we reclaim this tradition and restore its original purpose.

11/01/2025

EBIRA NATION ANTHEM: Transliterations

Ebira, our fatherland so dear,
Till my dying breath, I'll serve you here,
With honesty, love, and progress in sight,
I'll stand for your greatness, day and night.

Just as our ancestors stood united as one,
In ancient days, beneath the rising sun,
They worked together, hand in hand,
To build a legacy that would forever stand.

Let us strive to make our efforts count,
To labor with love, and never falter or doubt,
May our endeavors be fruitful and bright,
For the glory of Ebira, our guiding light.

I accept the fate that's meant for our land,
For the well-being of our people, hand in hand,
May God Almighty bless our noble quest,
And guide us forever, as we stand as one, and do our best.

Oh God, we pray, accept our fate,
And bless Ebira, our nation, our home, our state.

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07/01/2025

ADEIZA As you are going to school, OYIZA will fellow you going and Oyiza fellow come back

ADEIZA Sending you to School you went and bring OYIZA with Pregnancy, 😂😂😂😂😂

Who to blame, ONYI ADEIZA , ADEIZA , OYIZA

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05/01/2025

EBIRA ASUVOGENWU ASSOCIATION 4TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY CEREMONY

Live performance by Young B

02/01/2025

EBIRA ASUVOGENWU ASSOCIATION (EAA) 4TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT, LIVE PERFORMANCE: Feb J

Itinochi Revolution
Em'Jay Prince
Hajjo Okinimoh Ibrahim
EBIRA Nation
Ebira Community Magazine

02/01/2025

EBIRA ASUVOGENWU ASSOCIATION (EAA) 4TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY EVENT, LIVE PERFORMANCE

Itinochi Revolution
Em'Jay Prince
Hajjo Okinimoh Ibrahim
EBIRA Nation
Ebira Community Magazine

01/01/2025

EBIRA ASUVOGENWU ASSOCIATION EAA
4TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION 🎉

22/12/2024

ANEKU Aku at Karu Abuja Outing 2024

15/12/2024

EKU ECHI ANEBIRA AT ANEKU IRENUOHI OKUKU

15/12/2024

15/12/2024

Eku Echi festival, at Irenuohi Okuku,

02/12/2024

EBIRA ASUVOGENWU ASSOCIATION

Congratulations 🎉🥳🎉 E.A.A Abuja Zone Platform, for the Reunion 2024 Event. Get preparation towards the 4th year anniversary celebration.

30/11/2024

EBIRA ASUVOGENWU ASSOCIATION (E.A.A) ABUJA ZONE

2024' REUNION EVENT

You're Invited!

Join us for an unforgettable day of unity, love, and celebration as we mark our 4th Year Anniversary!

Event Details:

Date: Sunday, 1st December 2024
Time: 12:00pm
Location: OPP kwarika garden, garki Area 3, Pedestrian

Pre-Event Preparation:

To ensure a successful and enjoyable event, we encourage all members to participate in the set-up preparation.

Our Motto:
UNITY AND LOVE

Let's come together to strengthen our bonds and celebrate our heritage!

We look forward to seeing you there!

26/11/2024

WORLD OHIKU DAY: Celebrating Egbira Unity and Heritage

The global Egbira community comes together to commemorate World Ohiku Day, a joyous celebration of our shared heritage and the unifying spirit of Ohiku. This momentous occasion brings together Egbira descendants from all states and across the globe, including the United Kingdom, to promote unity, sisterhood, and cultural revival.

The festivities showcase a rich tapestry of cultural performances, highlighting the diversity and richness of Egbira traditions. This joyous celebration serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of oneness that defines the Egbira nation.

The Egbira people, comprising seven distinct groups - Egbira Opete, Egbira Buzom, Egbira Igarra, Egbira Mayakani, Egbira Panda, Ebira Toto, and others - come together as one, united in their quest to preserve and promote their shared cultural heritage.

Join us as we celebrate World Ohiku Day, a joyous tribute to the Egbira spirit of unity, resilience, and cultural excellence.

EGBIRA IS ONE NATION
Long live to all Egbira Descendants