This is a typical carnival fiesta that promotes brotherhood and co-existence amongst the people of Ogwashi-Uku, in Delta State, Nigeria. It fosters integration and brings the indigenes together during the Yuletide season.
A fiesta that promotes the image of the culture and dance of a people in order to attract progress and development. This carnival is an annual three day celebration that involves a carnival procession with exotic cultural dance display.
All photos were taken by – Anthonia Oguah.
Weekly Photo Challenge – Jubilant.
Peace and Love!
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Naija for show! Igbo kwenu!! 😀
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Hahaha! Yes o, proudly Naija!
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Beautiful people 😊
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Yes o. Thanks. 🙂
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This is stunning! Such beautiful people! 🙂
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Awww… thank you Maria! 🙂
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welcome 🙂
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Loveky photos and such a beautiful ceremony!
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Thank you, Cazzy. 🙂
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Beautiful photos!!!
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Thank you. 🙂
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Simply gorgeous! I wish I could be there. 🙂
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Awww… Such kind words. Thank you so dearly. I appreciate. 🙂
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Now this is REAL jubilation. Brilliant pictures.
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Awww… thank you Helen. 🙂
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Culture and Fun, no place like Africa for this, Great Shots! Btw, your from Niger, or Nigeria? – Cezane
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Nigeria my Dear. And I concur, Africa is culturally oriented. 🙂 Have you been near those two countries??
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Not really, but it wold be right to say i am your brother from the same continent. ☺
I reside at Kenya, an island bit named Mombasa. Familiar?
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Oh that’s nice to know. So you are from Kenya… I’ve got some Kenyan friends here…
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Thats great! Our two countries have always had similarities and friendship always kick starts at a high note when two meet. Cheers! to new friendship dear! ☺- Cezane
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Awww…. Am touched. Cheers to a new friendship! Cheers to our African spirit and cultural bond. Have a blessed day. 🙂
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Incredible colours!
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Thank you Claidig. 🙂
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I love the colors, the dancing, just the festivities. Glad you shared….
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Thank you Jackie. Glad you took the time to stop by. 🙂
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What an interesting interpretation of the challenge; makes me want to see more of your work as a photographer.
I’ll be following you from now on. Have an amazing day! 🙂
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Awww… thank you. But I’m no professional photographer. I only click away without knowing the technicalities. I appreciate the follow, thanks a mil. 🙂
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You’re very welcome. 🙂
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perfect pictures for WPC-Jubilant theme!
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It feels good to hear this. Thank you. 🙂
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You’re welcome! 🙂
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Simply beautiful…hee..hee Naija no dey carry last! Such rich cultural heritage.
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Yes o, no dull moment… we are a blessed people! 🙂
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I love these photos!! Thank you for visiting my blog. ❤ You have such a nice presence and smile on your face. Blessings your way, Debbie
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Awww… I am humbled by your kind words. Thank you for stopping by. Much appreciated. More blessings to you Dear Debby. Warm regards. 🙂
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Loved seeing the beautiful costumes and people. Thank you for sharing!
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You’re welcome. It was a pleasure to share. Thanks. 🙂
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