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14/07/2026

29/06/2026

Did you know that there’s a tradition in Ogoni Rivers state that alot of people never talked about?

While documenting life in parts of Ogoni, Rivers State, I came across an old tradition known as Biakē among the Khana people, meaning “to remain” or “be retained at home,” and Gbea-be among the Gokana people. Historically practiced in parts of Khana, Gokana, and Tai, the tradition was intended to preserve a family’s lineage, inheritance, and ancestral name, especially when there was no male heir. In some cases, a daughter remained in her father’s home and had children who became part of her father’s lineage instead of marrying in the conventional and traditional way.

As someone passionate about documenting our diverse cultures, I don’t travel to judge traditions, I travel to understand and share them. Every custom has a story behind it, shaped by the realities of its time. Today, many people no longer practice this tradition, while others believe it remains an important part of their history.

17/04/2026

Evening walks hit different here… peaceful, quiet, just me and the sunset 🌅❤️
My Experience in Sokebolou Island – Part 3
Sokebolou is really something else!

16/04/2026

You Won’t Believe What Lives in This Stagnant Pond in Sokebolou!”
Part 2 of my Sokebolou Experience

15/04/2026

My Experience on Sokebolou Island, Part 1

11/03/2026

The Cry of the river
Part 1

09/03/2026

What an unforgettable weekend! 🌿🏝️
I had massive fun at the hiking adventure organized by Creek Explorer Ambassador Ken at Isaka Island. The creek is safe, the views are beautiful, and the entire experience was refreshing.
Definitely going back again! 💝💝💝💝