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The Chief of Staff to Gov. Yahaya Bello of Kogi State, Hon. Edward Onoja speaks on Gov Yahaya Bello's fair governance of Kogi State while discouraging Kogites from passing negative comments on the state government. Watch video below:

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While leaving Okene for Iloring in the final leg of our recent tour, I came across this entertaining Eku (Masquerade) and was impressed by its methodology. Ogedembe, a controversially named Ebira Masquerade (Eku) specialises in the art of 'Pay per dance' around Okunchi area of Ogaminana, Adavi LG of Kogi state. He performed this dance for Ebira at one hundred naira (N100) Add comment here The Dance

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Ebira music industry is gradually rising owing to the recent effort by Calabash Films Production and Good Home production. Most of the new music artiste have adopted videos for better attraction. We shall be sending you virtually all available musical videos henceforth. This weekend, we are featuring Ozionozi and Soul mates. Enjoy! EYI OSINI, By Soulmates OZIONOZI

We are are now bringing our readers, videos of Ebira events and happenings from Ebiraland and beyond. (this videos are obtained with persmissions from the producers!) They are clips from Ebira Videos to keep your day, if they work for you, please let us know and don't forget to share them with other Anebira and your freinds and colleagues. Send your feedback to ebiraview@gmail.com or fill the feedback form at the foot of the page. The Clips: A scene from 'Isuoza (Death)' by Calabash Film Productions. Amewuru seeks refuge from 'Death' The 'Death ridder' (Akaramuda)meets death As fate would have it, this was the last movie by Amewuru. He died few months after. He was shot dead in his home (in the late hours of the night) for being a PDP member, during the April 2007 general election which threw Ebira into heavy chaos over the Kogi state Gubernatorial race. The movie sold more after the sad event of Amewuru's demise. Many observed that his role

Ebiras, like in other arts, are talented in movie making. Started as short dramas by the Ebira theatre groups including Amedari Theatre Group, Okene (ATGO), Omeduta Theatre Group, Okene (OTGO), The Ajozes and others, the effort has gone beyond local plays to modern film making. Championed by Atilla Videos, Ebira artistes excelled in the business of local entertainment characterised by high sense of humour. While many observed that most of the movies are comedy oriented, others feel that the stories tell more than just 'fun'. Today, Ebira movies, now mostly produced by Calabash Film Production, Okene, have become famous and highly patronised both in the state and nation-wide. Anthonia Ajavara, a.k.a Ohunene (a celebrated Ebira Actress) FULL DETAIL COMING SOON. Readers' Comment