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25.01.2022 THE SYMBOLISM OF ADA AND EBEN The symbolism of Ada and Eben is not just the symbolism of our kingdom insignia but it portrays the historical tenacity and traditional uniqueness of the Benin people. The introduction of Ada and Eben kindly justify the evolving intelligence of the Benin at the time where other Nation states had not understood the principle of co-habitation. Ogiso Ere (16-66AD.) who is largely attributed to the invention of this uncommon royal art perfection is ...simply the most dynamic and most decorated ruler of all the Ogisos in the first dynastic phase of our Monarchical era. The Ada, in the form of its variant, the UMOZO, remained the main battle weapon of Benin, even well after the coming of the Europeans five hundred years ago. The ADA is the superior emblem, and it takes precedence, wherever it appears, over the Eben. All chiefs are invested with the authority to possess the Eben. But it is only a number of them who are additionally conferred with the right to possess the Ada. Titles which have this right are called: EGIE ADA. In Old Benin an Enogie, or Ovie (in Urhobo land) could not order the execution of any of his subjects unless the right to possess the Ada had been conferred on him by the Oba of Benin. The Egie Ada chiefs of the Ogiso Era, notably the UZAMA nobles: the Oliha, the Edohen, the Ero, the Eholor n’ire, hoisted their Ada as they made their way through the streets of Benin to the Ogiso palace, and later, with the change of dynasty, to the Oba palace at USAMA. But some seven hundred and fifty years ago when Oba Ewedo came to the throne and moved from USAMA to the Ogbe Ogiso n’Uzamakon, the present Benin palace site, he engineered the loss of that right by the Egie Ada Chiefs. Since that time no other Ada has remained aloft in the presence of the Oba of Benin with his own lofted Ada. Ada is the sword of State(Authority) while the Eben is a ceremonial sword, the Ada must at all times be on the right side of the Oba or any king or Chiefs that have ancestral connections to ancient throne of the Benin Monarch. For the great and tremendous contribution of Ogiso Ere, he is still remembered in Edo history and many bear names which cherish his memory. This is attested to by names such as Eresogie, Otamere, Erebo, Eresoyen Eregbowa, Eresuyi, Erediauwa, Eregie and so on. ADA and EBEN forms the basis of which we are recognized all over the world and it attest the political and traditional influence we have over a wide range of other ethnic nationalities in which the beauty of ADA and EBEN stand aloft as it is the symbol of the greatness of our past since it was first used by Ogiso Ere about 2000 years ago. Copied - @Edo Hetitage
25.01.2022 Happy mothers day from all of us @ Edo club of Australia Incorporated!
23.01.2022 The Benin Walls were ravaged by the British in 1897 during what has come to be called the Punitive expedition. Scattered pieces of the structure remain in Edo, with the vast majority of them being used by the locals for building purposes. What remains of the wall itself continues to be torn down for real estate developments. The Walls of Benin City were the world's largest man-made earth structure. Fred Pearce wrote in New Scientist: They extend for some 160 km in all, in a m...osaic of more than 500 interconnected settlement boundaries. They cover 2,510 sq. miles (6,500 square kilometres) and were all dug by the Edo people. In all, they are four times longer than the Great Wall of China, and consumed a hundred times more material than the Great Pyramid of Cheops. They took an estimated 150 million hours of digging to construct, and are perhaps the largest single archaeological phenomenon on the planet. Today, their children laugh over it while our government careless
21.01.2022 Hi Edo Club members, This is just a reminder of our upcoming quarterly meeting. Due to some members and the Host commitments on the 27/5/18, the meeting has been reschedule for Sunday the 3/06/2018 at 3pm prompt.... The meeting holds at Mr Yusuf Abubakar home in Dandenong North There is alot to go through and let us finish early. Come prepared with your outstanding dues or pay to Edo club account (Westpac bank) Please advised any Edo person you know who has not attended our meeting. See you all at the meeting and God bless you all. Peter Imalenowa Chairman Edo Club of Australia Inc.
21.01.2022 Edo has become new destination for Asian investors Obaseki - http://bit.ly/2FOtaQt
21.01.2022 The Great Bini Empire
19.01.2022 Welcome Edo Club of Australia Incorporated
18.01.2022 New rules from Monday 23 June, 2020 in Victoria due to the outbreak in areas shown in the picture below: - 5 guests can visit your home at one time - 10 people can gather outdoor... - 20 people are allowed in cinemas, libraries, cafes, pubs, museums, galleries, indoor sports centres, gyms, theatres, concerts, religious ceremonies, auctions and house inspections - Contact sports for under 18, non-contact sport for all ages can resume - Camping and school camps are allowed - Chief Medical Officer Dr Brendan Murphy "strongly discourages" travel to and from Hume, Casey, Brimbank, Moreland, Cardinia and Darebin council areas for non-essential reasons. - Dr Murphy also noted that the recommendation was also about discouraging those who live in the hot-spot areas to not travel interstate or to regional Victorian areas for holidays, as well as asking people from non-affected areas to not visit family in the six local government areas.
18.01.2022 EDO CLUB CULTURAL PERFORMANCE DURING THE 10TH YEAR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
16.01.2022 It is the 11th Edo Club Heritage and Awreness Day Celebration. Venue: Collingwood Town Hall Time: 5pm - 11pm Date: 01 December 2018... A free event showcasing Edo Heritage to Australians YOU ARE ALL WELCOME
15.01.2022 IDEDE OSAYENDE, is our Guest Speaker on "GETTING CONNECTED IN LOCKDOWN" on ZOOM on 27th September 2020, visit our event page for details. IDEDE Oseyande Osebhayobe hails from Irrua in Esan Central Local Government Area of Edo State. He is a graduate of Mining Engineering from the Federal University of Technology, Akure.... Though a trained Engineer, he has used his writing skills to drive home his passion for a better Nigeria. In the last eight years, he has been involved in various advocacies for a better Nigeria. His thoughts have been published in several articles and books. Prominent among his published works are: 1. What Is Left Of What Is Right? 2. The Portrait of a Revolutionary Leader 3. Warri Nor Dey Carry Last These books are available on Amazon in soft copies and paperback. Idede Oseyande is dedicated to the actualisation of a sane and progressive Nigeria, despite the many challenges we currently face as a people. He is married to Abisola Agbolade and they are blessed with a precious daughter. Visit facebook.com/351210559592762/
13.01.2022 Stage Three LOCKDOWN Edo Club of Australia Incorporated in support of the Victorian Government wishes to thank the people of State of Victoria in obeying the laws and in tbe wearing of face mask during stage three of this LOCKDOWN restrictions. WE ARE PROUD of all those adhering to the Health requirements and safety of others.... Note, we are all in this TOGETHER
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01.01.2022 The outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) has impacted people in varying ways on an international scale. It is understandable that during times like this, people may be feeling afraid, worried, and anxious and overwhelmed by the constantly changing alerts and media coverage regarding the spread of the virus. It is important to stay informed, it is important too to manage your mental health and well-being. Edo Club Executive; advice you manage your exposure to media coverage ...as this can increase feelings of fear and anxiety. Be mindful of sources of information and ensure you are accessing good quality and accurate information. Do your best to remain calm and be mindful not to contribute to the widespread panic that can hinder efforts to positively manage the outbreak. In these times of fear, isolation (lock-down & quarantine) and uncertainty; it is most important that we strengthen our sense of community by connecting with and supporting each other. A reminder, that we can manage this much better together in solidarity, and to know that CORONAVIRUS does not discriminate on age, gender, religion, wealth, nationality or ethnicity. Manage your well-being by maintaining routines if possible, connect with family and friends, neighbours, staying physically active, eating great foods and seeking help where necessary required. Finally, any registered member of Edo Club or Edo heritage/or friend of Edo People in Australia in stress or in difficulties should not hesitate to contact the nearest Exco Member or message us via Send Messages button below. STAY SAFE and RESPECT ALL GOVERNMENT AUTHORITY, we will overcome TOGETHER Edo Club Executive
