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30/05/2025

My dear brothers and sisters,

At this critical moment, when pain and fear seek to silence our voices, I speak to your strength, your courage, and your unshakable spirit.

What we face today is not just brutality — it is a test of our unity, our patience, and our resolve. But remember this: you are not weak, you are not forgotten, and you are not alone.

You come from a heritage of resilience. The blood of warriors flows through your veins. Do not let anger lead you astray. Let wisdom be your weapon, let discipline be your defense, and let unity be your strategy.

This injustice shall not last. Hard times never break a people who know who they are. The eyes of truth are watching, and the hearts of many beat with yours.

To the youths of Ugya: stand tall. Speak peace. Act with courage. And above all — stay united.

Agaba idu!
Your roar will be heard.

🛑 COMMUNITY ALERT: JUSTICE FOR UGYA! 🛑📢 This is a cry from the heart of Ugya. A cry for justice. A cry for peace.A soldi...
29/05/2025

🛑 COMMUNITY ALERT: JUSTICE FOR UGYA! 🛑
📢 This is a cry from the heart of Ugya. A cry for justice. A cry for peace.
A soldier who was supposed to protect our community has turned into an agent of violence and oppression.
🔴 He beat our Youth Leader with a cutlass and a heavy 2x2 plank.
🔴 He brutally assaulted peaceful farmers—our brothers, our fathers, our people.
🔴 He has forcefully taken over farmlands, the only source of livelihood for many families.
🔴 He now walks with power, using his uniform not for peacekeeping—but to instill fear.
😡 We ask: What is our fault?
Is it a crime to farm on our ancestral land?
Is it wrong to speak up for our rights?
📣 We demand:
✅ Immediate withdrawal of the soldier from Ugya.
✅ Justice for all those he assaulted.
✅ Return of all seized farmlands.
✅ Protection for our youth and leaders.
✅ Accountability and discipline for this abuse of power.
✊🏽 Ugya is not afraid. Ugya is united.
We are a peaceful people—but we will not keep quiet while our rights are trampled.
📢 JUSTICE FOR UGYA YOUTH LEADER!
📢 JUSTICE FOR OUR FARMERS!
📢 JUSTICE FOR OUR COMMUNITY!
🗣️ Please share this post. Let the world hear us. Let justice rise from Ugya to Abuja

Brief Historical Development of UgyaUgya, one of the oldest and most respected Egbira settlements in present-day Nigeria...
06/05/2025

Brief Historical Development of Ugya
Ugya, one of the oldest and most respected Egbira settlements in present-day Nigeria, has a rich historical heritage that dates back to the 13th century. Its establishment is attributed to four pioneering Egbira brothers—Itaku, Inda, Abdi-Koho, and Ada-Negba—who migrated to the area and founded what would become a thriving and influential community. These four brothers not only laid the physical and cultural foundations of Ugya but also established the four royal or ruling houses that continue to define the traditional leadership structure of the community to this day.
Each of these ancestral figures is honored as the progenitor of a distinct royal lineage:
The House of Itaku
The House of Inda
The House of Abdi-Koho
The House of Ada-Negba
These four houses are the exclusive custodians of Ugya’s throne, preserving the customs, identity, and traditional authority of the Egbira people in the region.
The origin of the name “Ugya”, alternatively written as “Uja”, is both symbolic and culturally significant. Oral tradition and local history recount that the settlement was named after a unique and crafty bird commonly found in the area during its early development. In the Egbira language, this bird is known as Ugya (or Uja)—a creature admired for its intelligence and adaptability. The same bird is known in the Hausa language as Yaute. The choice of this name not only reflected the natural environment but also mirrored the traits that the founders perhaps saw in themselves and sought to instill in their descendants: wisdom, resilience, and strategic thinking.
A remarkable aspect of Ugya’s traditional system is the preservation of its chieftain lineage. Throughout its centuries-long existence, the Otaru of Ugya—the title given to the traditional ruler—has always been an Egbira man from one of the four founding houses.
To be continue...
Rest in paradise Abubakar dauda

Every Tribe Has a History—So Should Every ClaimIn Nigeria, every tribe, from the north to the south, the east to the wes...
06/05/2025

Every Tribe Has a History—So Should Every Claim

In Nigeria, every tribe, from the north to the south, the east to the west, holds a deep-rooted connection to the land they occupy. These lands, homes, and communities were not claimed by mere words—they are backed by generations of history, migration, struggle, settlement, and legacy.

For any group to claim ownership or ancestral ties to a land, there must be a solid historical foundation—oral traditions, documented history, cultural landmarks, and evidence of ancestral presence. This applies equally and fairly to all ethnic groups across our beloved country.

Therefore, to our Bassa brothers and sisters, this is a sincere call: If you are laying claim to land, homes, or communities, especially in regions with established ancestral owners, it is only fair and just that your claims be backed by clear and truthful historical accounts. Respect for history is the foundation of peace, justice, and coexistence.

Let us build our narratives on truth, not assumptions. Let history speak—not sentiment.

Lions of the Land (Agaba idu)In the heart of egbura land, where the red soil sings,Two mighty lions once spread their wi...
18/04/2025

Lions of the Land (Agaba idu)

In the heart of egbura land, where the red soil sings,
Two mighty lions once spread their wings.
With fire in soul and truth in hand,
They rose to guard our sacred land.

Alhassan Dio, with eyes like flame,
A voice that thundered our father’s name.
He stood like stone, unshaken, wise—
With every breath, a people’s rise.

Beside him walked brave Abdul Salam,
A shield of peace, a warrior’s calm.
Where storms would gather, he held the line,
A heart of gold, a will divine.

They fought not with blade, but with burning word,
And in their silence, justice stirred.
They walked for us through fire and fear,
So we may speak and stand sincere.

No crown they wore, no throne they sought,
Yet kings they were in every thought.
The people’s roar, the soil’s own cry,
Still echoes loud beneath our sky.

Agaba Idu—the lion’s might,
Burns in their name, a guiding light.
Though gone from sight, they rise in lore,
Their legacy—our sacred roar.

So let the drums of egbura lands sound,
Let every footstep shake the ground.
For in our hearts, forever true,
We march with them—in me, in you.
Idu! Idu!! Idu!!! Aannah

15/04/2025

"Freedom is not given; it’s earned through sacrifice. The land we stand on holds our history, our identity, and our future. Those who fought before us did not do so for themselves alone—they fought for all of us. Now, it’s our turn. We carry their legacy, not with force, but with unity, courage, and hope. Every word, every action, is part of the fight. Together, we build the future they dreamed of, keeping their flame alive in everything we do."

To the Heroes Yet to ComeStand tall, O heart, though shadows fall,For every step you take, you answer the call.Like the ...
15/04/2025

To the Heroes Yet to Come

Stand tall, O heart, though shadows fall,
For every step you take, you answer the call.
Like the ones who came before, silent and true,
Their courage now whispers in the wind to you.

The road is long, and the night is deep,
But in your chest, a fire does keep.
Do not falter, nor yield to fear,
For the strength of a hero is always near.

Let their legacy be your guide,
Their valor, your unwavering stride.
You are the light when darkness calls,
The strength that rises when courage falls.

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭O Lord of mercy and eternal light,We lift our hearts in solemn prayerFor the one who walked the path of courage...
14/04/2025

😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
O Lord of mercy and eternal light,
We lift our hearts in solemn prayer
For the one who walked the path of courage,
Who gave so much, and asked so little.

Though their voice is now still,
Let their sacrifice speak forever.
May their soul find rest in Your embrace,
Where pain is no more, and peace is unbroken.
Bless the memory they left behind—
A legacy of strength, love, and honor.
Let it guide us when the road grows dark,
And remind us that goodness never dies.
Watch over those who mourn them now,
Bring comfort where sorrow weighs heavy.
And grant that we, too, may walk bravely,
As they did—with heart, with hope, with faith.
Amin thuma Amin 🙏 🙏 🙏

10/02/2025

A living dog 🐶 is better than death Lion 🦁

30/01/2025

When 2 tribes are agitating for an ancestral land then who owns it????
What goes around comes around, that's not what we are praying for, Egbira have lived peacefully with Gade, Gbajyi, Fulani and other ethnics in Toto and beyond, then what's happening between Egbira and Bassa, that's should be a question every responsible person should ask.
The govt and both the two ethnic groups have to come up with the strategy that will bring an end to this ignorance. There's no way two persons are agitating for a certain thing without one being the owner, the owner should be stated with historical evidence then the borrower can come like others and with that peace will reign forever, but with this blindfolded step taken, with bassa saying "their ancestral land" and vice versa.
I think we've not taken the right dimensions to bring an end to this.
Coped ...

27/01/2025

Guess what my clans...🤔🤔🤔🤔
I saw those foolish donkeys in Toto today chai .....dey go explain tir ...
Let the innocent souls of kudu people rise up and face their killers 🥵🥵🥵
Day and night
Amin 🙏🙏🙏🙏

21/01/2025

Please be vigilant guys.. they are everywhere in the Bush....
May the Lord put them to shame

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