Biography of Evi Edna Ogholi, The Raggae Queen
Evi Edna Ogholi, born on July 6, 1965, in Isoko, Delta State, Nigeria, is widely celebrated as the “Queen of…
Biography of Efezino, The Amere hit maker
We’re pretty sure you’ve heard the song Amere by Efezino, or Totori by the same artist and you’re wondering who…
Biography of Evangelist Moses Diamond
Evangelist Moses Diamond is a gifted gospel musician and worship leader renowned for his captivating Isoko and Urhobo Christian music….
Brief Biography of Apostle Solo Kings
Solo Kings is a prominent gospel musician, He is renowned for his powerful contribution to Isoko and Urhobo gospel music….
Biography of Evangelist Amos Ighaka
Evangelist Amos Ighaka is a revered Isoko gospel musician from Delta, State, Nigeria, widely celebrated for his unique contributions to…
Brief Biography of Evang Jerry Ekpekuro
Evangelist Jerry Omamesiri Ekpekuro is a prominent Urhobo gospel musician renowned for his unique artistry and contributions to the Nigerian…
Biography of Evangelist Emmanuel Ofano: An Isoko Ebio Living Legend.
Evangelist Emmanuel Ofano is a highly influential figure in the Nigerian gospel music scene, particularly known for his contributions to…
Fears And Tension rises as over 50 Suspected Mad individuals were Dumped in Isoko Community
In an alarming early morning incident, over 50 individuals suspected to be mentally ill were found abandoned along the Owhe-Oleh…
Learn Isoko Language: Basic Isoko Alphabets
Today’s lesson covers the basics of Isoko alphabets, including vowels, consonants, and digraphs, which are essential to learn Isoko language. Video links provide pronunciation and usage examples to enhance comprehension and practical application.
Annual Festivals in Isoko Land
Before the 20th century’s Christian influence, Isoko people practiced traditional religions, celebrating major deities with festivals in Isoko land. These events combined religious rites with cultural displays, economic activities, and social interactions. Although Christianity reduced their religious significance, they remain culturally important.
