Cameroonians visits Efik Lodge with their Ekpe Masquerade...

[@lindyita7405]

This is beautiful 😍

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching

[@BestgoldMedia]

My People, Efik Calabar Nigeria is unbeatable Culture. Come enjoy yourself with us.

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching

[@basseyekeng3576]

Ekpe is more of symbolism than entertainment and the people of the cross rivers must never forget that. Unity and power must be fostered in the Cross River regions once again through Ekpe. Festivals like this in Calabar can be a significant stepping towards achieving such unity

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching

[@naengebrandon353]

My culture my tribe was represented so happy to see this Balondo for life ❤️👍💯

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching
Kindly share the link to the people of Balondo and the entire Cameroon to be proud of what they have.

[@kellyoku]

🎉

[@eddieam100]

Lovely cultural display of Efik and Ejagham traditional play. For this recorded history, there is a need for a narration and introduction of different types of Ekpe masquerade and what they signify. For instance the sticks and their meanings some were guarded and controlled others were free. Some wore grass members danced with clubs hitting the ground. Two wore plantain leaves and just stood one place for others to go and greet. I believe all these mean something. Could there be an explanation please.

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching

[@AritAsuquo-gh4rz]

This is the best festival in Africa as a whole (Ekpe Festival ) in Calabar.!

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching

[@nseabasiaquaowo4518]

Beautiful culture and tradition, as it has not endanger any human life and is not involved in human sacrifice of the blood. Christ Jesus is the Lord of all, and the end of all sacrifices, apeacing the Lord God, Almighty. Believe it for your sins to be forgiven you, and accept Him for you to be justified through faith with God.

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching
Feel free to share it with more people to watch and comment their thoughts

[@institutional8337]

From the 40th to the 50th minute, you included activities that did not emanate from the Cameroonian visit. Was that really necessary?

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching

[@institutional8337]

@@remedyconcepttv5879
Please remove the added on material that had nothing to do with the Cameroonian visit.
It is a very bad form of plagiarism. And, removes from the authenticity of your video.

[@besongnyenti4335]

This is the balondo, their brothers are the efute balondo of calabar south

[@remedyconcepttv5879]

Thanks for watching
Feel free to share with family and friends