Nigeria: Ubulu-Uku Iwu Festival – Obi, Onishe Rejoices Over Cultural Preservation

The Obi of Ubulu-Uku Kingdom, Obi Chukwuka Noah Akaeze, and the Onishe, Chief James Onwordi have commended the people of Ubulu-Uku for preserving their ancient culture.

During the 2024 Ubulu-Uku Iwu Festival, the Obi and Onishe expressed gratitude for the community’s dedication to cultural preservation.

“The festival, which ended on Saturday, September 2024, showcased the kingdom’s rich cultural heritage, attracting spectators from neighboring towns, villages, and investors”

The Onishe of Ubulu-Uku kingdom Chief James Onwordi led hundreds in celebrating the Iwu festival, emphasizing its significance as a symbol of peace and unity.

“The Ubulu-Uku Iwu Festival is a testament to the community’s commitment to preserving its cultural identity.

“It involves side Attractions such as traditional wrestling competitions, vibrant music and dance performances, cultural exhibitions and displays, spiritual rituals and ceremonies.

“This year’s festival was a resounding success, solidifying Ubulu-Uku’s position as a beacon of cultural excellence in Delta State.