Aunty Ruky Goes to the Zoo
Aunty Ruky took her pupils to see live animals at the zoo and she taught them how to call the names of animals in Urhobo. It is educative and entertaining.
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Month: April 2016
Urhobo Cartoon – Introducing Akpos
Which character would be more useful when you want to introduce a scene with humour order than AKPOS? The mysterious boy who is full of comical antics.
Read moreAunty Ruky Teaches Urhobo – Birds
In this episode Aunty Ruky teaches how to call names of birds in urhobo. These are names of some of the common birds in urhobo, both domestic and wild.
Read moreAunty Ruky Teaches Urhobo – Fruits
This is the first episode of Aunty Ruky teaching Urhobo. This week lesson is how to call the names of some fruits in Urhobo. The video is very educative
Read moreUrhobocast – Interview with Chief Philip Emagbetere
Urhobocast episode: an interview with Chief Philip Emagbetere. Onos Chanoms explores Urhobo UK unity with with the President of Council of Urhobo Chiefs.
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Urhobo Leaders Move to Achieve Unity in UK
Moves are underway to address the long-standing disunity in the Urhobo community in the UK as Council of Chiefs and Heads of Urhobo Kingdoms call Meeting
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Ukodo – Yam Pepper Soup [Urhobo Recipe]
Ukodo, ‘food of our forefathers’ because of the use of goat meat, particularly he-goat with its scented flavour, used in family celebrations
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Amiedi – Banga Soup [Urhobo Recipes]
On a good day, there is nothing quite like Amiedi, commonly known as Banga Soup. This is a highly versatile soup with quite lot of variations.
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Urhobo Numbers
UKERI means ‘counting’ in the Urhobo language The Urhobo numbering system can count up to one billion and more, like it is done in other languages.
Read more[Urhobo Music] Johnson Adjan – Joma Oto
The great Urhobo musician and philosopher, Professor Johnson Adjan, live rendition of what is perhaps his best song. We celebrate Urhobo music
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