Akwa Ibom tradition | Ikon dance

The Ikon Eto (wooden xylophone) and Obodom (wooden drum) are also popular instruments in Akwa Ibom State. The homogenous nature of the people is accountable for the minor difference in our traditions and custom, including all other aspects of cultural life. Little or no difference exists in our dances, songs, myths, shrines, funerals, folklore, mode of dressing, foods, cults, festivals and monuments.

[@omggiiirl2077]

Omg.....that intermission..... Jamaican music often sounds like that cadence and tune! Praise our creator! He opens my eyes everyday!

[@GiftEkanem-oi3tj]

Please i need more of this , Ibibio dance

[@godwinwhitteiway709]

Am very proud to come from akwa lbom

[@anthonyitiat9253]

Seeing is believing! Take a trip to Akwa Ibom State during the annual carnival celebration to see things (cultural displays) with your eyes so that you can have a lot of stories to tell your friends and relations.

[@essienisaiah2299]

Nice one. Akwa Ibom State is very rich in everything.

[@MrMajek94]

I'm privileged to work this wonderful artists. They are the most talented disciplined and passionate there are.

[@happinessfriday9666]

Akwa ibom people are always best in dance. Any style at all ..

[@maryjoseph2670]

Correct😂 I love your comment

[@dorcasamsonrobert7338]

wow this very wonderful and interesting,,

[@godwinwhitteiway709]

This very great

[@joshantai6761]

Fantastic traditional heritage

[@user-ex7gc9sp6q]

can someone please tell me what Orange tree/fruits has to do with our culture? i strongly believe there's more to this

[@faysalfarah9679]

I love you guy's

[@okoluqueen6637]

Please what is the name of the song?

[@angelicakweku5293]

In Mbieri, Imo state the instrument is called NGELENGE!
Other parts of Imo state have it too. Some call it OKWORO OGBUO.
But the dance steps for Ngelege is mostly shaking of shoulders and waist to interpreted the sounds.It is more intricated than this one.