Esan Stories, Eternal Lessons: Preserving Identity Through Memory
Memory in Esan, whether passed down through oral traditions, stories, songs, or rituals, serves as the bridge connecting individuals to…
Esan Culture, people and spirituality
Unlocking the Brain: Why Memory Training Should Be in Every School
One of the most critical skills children develop for effective learning is working memory, which is about the ability to…
The Power to Remember: How African Oral Tradition Shapes Young Minds
Imagine a small village in Esanland, Nigeria, where an elder sits beneath a mango tree, surrounded by children. His voice…
Celebrating Thirty Years of Love and Grace: The Ewanfohs of Uromi
Join us in honoring a remarkable milestone—thirty years of steadfast love, quiet strength, and unwavering commitment. In the heart of…
Urgent Call to Action: 7-Day Open Letter, Protesting Insecurity in Esanland and Nigeria, Day 1
This is Day one of our 7-Day Open Letter Protesting Insecurity in Esanland and Nigeria. Our aim is to shed…
Second Burial In Esan Weltanschauung: A Retrospective And Prospective Interrogation – Research Paper
Dr. Charles Onomudo Aluede, a Professor of Music specializing in Ethnomusicology and Music Therapy at Ambrose Alli University, Edo State,…