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Among the Kalabari people of the Niger Delta, the Sekiapu (also called the Ekine Society) stands as one of the most important cultural institutions linking artistry with authority. Often described as a “dance society,” the Sekiapu is far more than performance. Historically, it functioned as an agency of governance: enforcing laws, preserving moral order, mediating…
Bongos Ikwue is one of Nigeria’s most celebrated musicians, often called a soul, folk, and blues maestro. His voice, songwriting, and authenticity have earned him a timeless place in African music. With a career spanning decades, he remains relevant, respected, and deeply loved. Early Life Bongos Ikwue is a Nigerian singer and song writer born…
When people talk about mystical power, cultural pride, and traditional music in Igboland, Chief Pericoma Okoye’s name rises like a legend. Known widely as “the Lion of Arondizuogu,” Pericoma wasn’t just a musician, he was a custodian of tradition, a spiritual figure, and a storyteller whose voice carried the weight of an entire culture. His…
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