Category: Style
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In Benin Kingdom, before the first yam of the season touches any plate, the land itself must first be honored. This sacred moment, known as the Emorho Festival, isn’t just another cultural event — it’s a spiritual conversation between the living, the ancestors, and the earth that sustains them. Every year, the Oba of Benin…
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In the heart of the ancient Benin Kingdom, the Emorho Festival stands as one of the most profound and symbolic traditions — a sacred moment when the people pause to honor the earth and thank the ancestors before tasting the fruits of their labor. This age-long festival, deeply rooted in the customs of the Edo…
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Fashion is more than clothing — it is a language of culture, identity, and pride. For Edo people, fashion has always been a powerful symbol of heritage. From the timeless coral regalia of the Oba’s palace to the modern Ankara styles rocked by today’s youth, Edo fashion tells a story of continuity, creativity, and cultural…
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When it comes to royalty in Africa, one throne stands tall above the rest — the Oba of Benin. Deeply rooted in history, culture, and spirituality, the Oba of Benin is not just a monarch but also a symbol of unity, power, and tradition. Edo people at home and abroad hold the institution in high…
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Edo people are unique anywhere in the world — and trust us, you can always tell when you meet one abroad. From their love for Owo soup to their pride in carrying their full native names, Edo sons and daughters never hide where they’re from. Here are 10 hilarious but true ways to spot an…
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Since Nigeria’s Independence in 1960, many things have changed — from black-and-white TV to TikTok, from telegrams to WhatsApp, from highlife to Afrobeats. But if you look closely, you’ll realize one thing: Edo people haven’t really changed much on Independence Day. Here are 5 things that have remained the same from 1960 to 2025: 1.…
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Every October 1st, Nigerians all over the country wear green and white, wave flags, and post “Happy Independence Day” on social media. But if you’ve ever celebrated Independence Day in Edo State, you’ll know that Edo people have their own unique way of doing it — a mix of culture, comedy, politics, and plenty food.…
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Food is at the heart of Edo culture, and no celebration is complete without mouthwatering traditional dishes. From weddings and naming ceremonies to festivals and daily meals, the Edo people use food not only as nourishment but also as a way of preserving heritage. Delicious Edo soups like Owoh, Black Soup, and Groundnut Soup are…
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The Edo people, known for their deep connection to history and royalty, have a lifestyle that blends ancient traditions with modern influences. From the majestic Benin Kingdom to everyday practices, the Edo lifestyle is rich in culture, language, food, and festivals that keep the heritage alive. In this article, we’ll explore Edo cuisine, family traditions,…
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A Federal High Court in Abuja has ordered the interim forfeiture of ₦228.4 million linked to Theodore Orji, the former governor of Abia State, over allegations of money laundering. Orji served as the governor of Abia from 2007 to 2015 and later as a senator representing Abia Central District between 2015 and 2023. The presiding…