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Word or Phrase of the Day:

(Edo) Ọmwan ẹmwanta / Ọmwenmwanta: Honesty

(Guosa) mó tí mà: I have known

(Edo) Okpa-irovb-ugie: 20 (Nineteen)(1 out of 20)

(Guosa) ó tí mà: you have known

(Guosa) mótà mí tí mèjé : my motor has broken down

(Edo) Erere: 8 (Eight)

(Edo) Iy-eha: 60 (Sixty)

(Guosa) kùndé lá : awoken

(Edo) (E)k-igbe s-iy-ena : 70 (Seventy){(20 x 3) + 10}

(Guosa) tí fòjí: broke

(Edo) (E)k-igbe s-iy-eha: 50 (Fifty){(20 x 3) - 10}

(Edo) Ekesugie: 15 (Fifteen)

(Guosa) m'á: shall/will

(Edo) Aria isen eva: 2,000 (Two Thousand)(2 x 1000)

(Edo) Iwene: 14 (Fourteen)

(Guosa) ìmà: knowing, knowingly

(Edo) Ene: 4 (Four)

(Edo) Ọdọ mwen n'uwa: My lovely husband

(Guosa) báasì, mó tí shìhé kófà: yes, I have opened the door

(Edo) Igbe: 10 (Ten)

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Edo Nation

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

By United Nations Information Centre

Iyen Emwen Etin ne O Kheke Omwan na ya wewe Vbe Uhunmwun oto-agbon hiaEmwen okaroVbe ikpede nogie-igbe, vbe uki nogiweva vbe ukpo 1948, Iko asikoko og...

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Edo Nation

Toward A Common Edo Agenda

By Hilary O. Evbayiro

This is not an elevated rejoinder to the scintillating essay," Chief Anthony Enahoro Should Read Alexander Pope," by ourprofoundly erudite scholar and...

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Edo Nation

WHO ARE THE EDOS?

By NOWAMAGBE AUSTIN OMOIGUI, M.D., MPH, FACC

The term "Edo" is ubiquitous and can be unwieldy. It refers to place, dialect, language and people. Benin-City is called 'Edo'. Individuals from the B...

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Edo Nation Nov 27, 2008

WELCOME ADDRESS - THE TENTH CHIEF (DR) JACOB U. EGHAREVBA MEMORIAL LECTURE

By AIKO OBOBAIFO– SECRETARY, INSTITUTE FOR BENIN STUDIES

General Apr 07, 2006

The Niger Delta Development Question: A Planning Paralysis?

By Hosiah Emmanuel

General Dec 18, 2005

The Niger-Delta And Politics In Nigeria: The Obasanjo In Our Confusion - Part 2

By Seyi Oduyela

General Nov 25, 2005

The Niger-Delta And Politics In Nigeria - Part 1

By Seyi Oduyela

Edo Nation Nov 08, 2005

To Olumuyiwa Obasanjo, Condolences (On Esan Burial Tradition)

By Onoho'omehen Ebhohimhen

Edo Nation Sep 04, 2005

COMMUNIQUE - 14th Annual National Convention, EDO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION IN THE AMERICAS, INC.

Edo Nation Sep 03, 2005

Excellence in Education and Culture for the New Millennium

By Chief Oje Aisiku, PhD

Edo Nation Sep 03, 2005

How Edo Man's Dignity Was Restored

By Lucky Igbinedion

General Apr 22, 2005

THE FATHER OF ALL NIGERIAN ETHNIC GROUPS

By Farouk Martins

Edo Nation Nov 12, 2004

EDO UNITY: A MEANS TO A BETTER TOMORROW

By PROF. IRO EWEKA

General Oct 15, 2004

The Challenges 0f Communities In The Development Of Niger Delta

By Otive Igbuzor Ph.D.

General Oct 10, 2004

The Niger Delta: An Open Sore Of A Shameless Country

By Said Adejumobi

Edo Nation May 23, 2004

The Benin-Ife Connection - The Missing Link -

By Prince Edun Akenzua

Edo Nation May 20, 2004

Yoruba and Benin Kingdoms: The missing gap of history

By Kunle Sowunmi

Edo Nation Apr 29, 2004

The Benin-Ife Connection

By Omo N'Oba Erediauwa

Edo Nation Mar 29, 2004

25 Years Of An Oba

By Ambrose Osawe

Edo Nation Oct 04, 2003

THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF EDO STATE: SOME CRUCIAL PSYCHO-SOCIAL CONSIDERATIONS.

By Professor Iro Eweka

Edo Nation Oct 04, 2003

Ora: Home Away from Home

By Justice Ilevbare

Edo Nation Aug 30, 2003

The Future of the Edo Peoples in the Era of Information Technology

By Nosa Omoigui

Edo Nation Nov 23, 2002

Towards an Edo Agendum

By Professor Omo Omoruyi, mni

CORAL BEADS worn by OBA AKENZUA 11 and his chiefs

The Festac Mask - A carving of the Face of Queen Idia - mother of Oba Esigie

OBA OVONRANMWEN before exile

Pictography - a form of writing like the Egyptian Hieroglyphics

A TEMPLE IN OGIAMEN'S PALACE

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