After watching a video about how the banabas were treated, that song is a very emotional one. Isa the actrocities, their displacement, these people are really resilient people. I have distant cousins from these island here in yasawa and also have friends in Suva and Lautoka. They are great people.
please note that Banaba is not in Kiribati.... please do not give false information, though most Banabans have Kiribati connections....Banaba is different from Kiribati they have their own culture....very different from I Kiribati....we may be under Kiribati govt but we are not I Kiribati.....
@@karitematiaatarake4532 Korabwa, I am not confused simply stating facts. Culture is indeed different, from all the islands under Kiribati any other has the same culture where the men after marriage will go with the women to look after her family? Do women in the Kiribati culture automatically inherit land if they are the eldest?? No it all goes to whoever is the eldest born son not the eldest daughter. As the daughters will leave their homes to go to their husbands home. The cultural dance is also very different...I do not know why you say I am confused. Is it hard to respect that there are differences in culture? I am proud of both the culture but acknowledge that the Banabans have their own culture different from the Kiribati culture. Remember please that Banaba, Tuvalu and Kiribati were merged when we were under Colonial rule in 1919. It was because of Colonialism that Banaba is under Kiribati governance...otherwise they would not be under Kiribati...NO offence to Kiribati but those are facts that I am not confused about.
@@ruurubeiaburao2365 In Nui they speak Kiribati as well, does that mean they are automatically I-Kiribati? Or what? The Tuvaluans were not happy about being identified as I-Kiribati they wanted quick independence and away from the Ellice and Gilbert name as the Kiribati culture was overwhelming theirs....
After watching a video about how the banabas were treated, that song is a very emotional one. Isa the actrocities, their displacement, these people are really resilient people. I have distant cousins from these island here in yasawa and also have friends in Suva and Lautoka. They are great people.
Also thank you Leonard for the upload and sharing... The Rabians have a unique style of their cultural dance... beautiful.
👍🏽Kam raba ami maie are e tamaroa. Kam nikoniko. E raba kain te band ma aia anene.... e rangin nako raoi. God Bless Banaba & Rabi always❤️
BAnaban Guys N Gals have a solid dance style n movements yo!! WEll Fit!
wow i love my iland of rambi
I think naga came from here🤔
please note that Banaba is not in Kiribati.... please do not give false information, though most Banabans have Kiribati connections....Banaba is different from Kiribati they have their own culture....very different from I Kiribati....we may be under Kiribati govt but we are not I Kiribati.....
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💚💗 Really.. Hhh
Thanks for letting us know.
Ty.. 🙏🙏
Really??
Elizabeth Tabore please do read your comment maybe 2-3 times cos its seems u yourself is confused in your own comment
@@karitematiaatarake4532 Korabwa, I am not confused simply stating facts. Culture is indeed different, from all the islands under Kiribati any other has the same culture where the men after marriage will go with the women to look after her family? Do women in the Kiribati culture automatically inherit land if they are the eldest?? No it all goes to whoever is the eldest born son not the eldest daughter. As the daughters will leave their homes to go to their husbands home. The cultural dance is also very different...I do not know why you say I am confused. Is it hard to respect that there are differences in culture? I am proud of both the culture but acknowledge that the Banabans have their own culture different from the Kiribati culture. Remember please that Banaba, Tuvalu and Kiribati were merged when we were under Colonial rule in 1919. It was because of Colonialism that Banaba is under Kiribati governance...otherwise they would not be under Kiribati...NO offence to Kiribati but those are facts that I am not confused about.
@@ruurubeiaburao2365 In Nui they speak Kiribati as well, does that mean they are automatically I-Kiribati? Or what? The Tuvaluans were not happy about being identified as I-Kiribati they wanted quick independence and away from the Ellice and Gilbert name as the Kiribati culture was overwhelming theirs....