2018 Ovala Festival of Aguleri Kingdom
Igwe Christopher Idigo, The Ogalagidi of Aguleri Kingdom celebrates 118th Ovala festival.
The ancient kingdom of Aguleri today the 6th of January play host to thousands of visitors as well as the illustrious sons and daughters of Aguleri kingdom as they turned out in their largest number to celebrate and pay homage to their Igwe – Eze Christopher Idigo (Ogalagidi) of Aguleri Kingdom as he marks yet another great year on the throne of his fathers and ancestors.
Below are some video and images from the festival.
Video and Image source,
https://www.facebook.com/james.eze3
https://www.facebook.com/pg/absradiotelevision/posts/
Lady Bianca is gorgeous! Really loved reading about this, thanks for sharing this!
Wow Love their costumes. Especially those chunky jewelries. Great series of pictures.
That looks amazing! It’s fantastic to learn how beautifully different various cultures are.
I can tell from these pictures that they all had an amazing time. awesome cultural even, beautiful attire.
This looks awesome! I’m loving the dresses! I’m just loving the posts from your blog…I’m too immersed in my own culture and it’s nice to read about others!
great insight into traditions that we are unaware of.. there is so much yet to learn and explore.. thank you
I absolutely loved reading about this! Your photographs are beautiful, and I felt like I was there along with you while reading it. 🙂
I love the dresses and head pieces! It’s nice to get insight into other cultures
This sounds like a really neat event, so cool that you got to attend. All of their outfits are truly stunning, I love all of the vibrant colors they wear. Thank you for sharing your great pictures and knowledge about this event.
Lady Bianca looks beautiful! 🙂 The outfits they wear are really pretty and unique. I was just wondering, what do the basket-like things that the women are wearing on their heads in the second video represent or symbolize?
Wow. That looks really interesting. I just researched about Enugwu Aguleri
on Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enugwu_Aguleri
There is so much about Nigeria that I don’t know. Thanks for the pictures and the post!
Following traditions are such a great thing. The event looks very vivacious. And I will repeat Lady Bianca looks beautiful. The whole vibe of the festival looks eminent.
Their garments are so intricate and beautiful! Great photos! Thank you for sharing such a neat experience!
Enlightening read about great culture. Great to see the amazing coverage too.
World’s culture is baffling.
No matter how much you think to know it, there is always surprises!
This is so fascinating and I love all of the colors in the clothing! Amazing.
In the pic right after the first two videos, what was the item in the lady’s lap made of? The lady to the right.
oh! That’s cow tail.
Wow! Quite an interesting and lively event. Your lovely pictures perfectly justify the vibrant spirit of the festival. Lady Bianca looks beautiful in that traditional attire.
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I’m so in love with this. You did a great job!!