Chief Priests Of Izon-Ebe Celebrate One Year Anniversary In Warri

Chief Priests Of Izon-Ebe Celebrate One Year Anniversary In Warri

 

By Binebai Princewill 

The  Izon-Ebe Chief Priests Association Worldwide on Sunday 26th Sept. 2022, celebrated its one year anniversary in Warri, Delta State. Izon-Ebe Chief Priests Association Celebrate One Year Anniversary In Warri.

While the one year anniversary celebration took place at the Paradisco residence of Amb. Godday Smith, popularly known as Bounanaowei ( King of the Forest) as the Bolodaowei of the Association, the celebration saw the convergence of different chief priests from different kingdoms in Ijaw. 

However, the chief priests in their various incantations offered prayers of unity and progress for Ijaw nation as well as the way forward of the association. 

Nevertheless, after the incantations of the various chief priests of the association, the incantation segment was concluded by the group’s supreme leader, Amb. Godday Smith, alias Bounanaowei (King of the Forest), the Bolodaowei of the Izon-Ebe Chief Priests Association. 

It was learnt that after the incantations, there was a downpour of rain, a situation the traditional pundits described as answers to their prayers by the Ijaw deities. 

It would be recalled that before the incantations by the various chief priests, Ijaw core traditional songs and drums where rolled out and beaten to invoke the presence of the deities to the arena. 

 

While the one year anniversary celebration took place at the Paradisco residence of Amb. Godday Smith, popularly known as Bounanaowei ( King of the Forest) as the Bolodaowei of the Association, the celebration saw the convergence of different chief priests from different kingdoms in Ijaw. 

However, the chief priests in their various incantations offered prayers of unity and progress for Ijaw nation as well as the way forward of the association. 

Nevertheless, after the incantations of the various chief priests of the association, the incantation segment was concluded by the group’s supreme leader, Amb. Godday Smith, alias Bounanaowei (King of the Forest), the Bolodaowei of the Izon-Ebe Chief Priests Association. 

It was learnt that after the incantations, there was a downpour of rain, a situation the traditional pundits described as answers to their prayers by the Ijaw deities. 

It would be recalled that before the incantations by the various chief priests, Ijaw core traditional songs and drums where rolled out and beaten to invoke the presence of the deities to the arena.