@edokingdomtales: In a photograph from the 1970s, Chief Ekhoayato Omoregie—the distinguished Ihaza of the Benin Kingdom—demonstrates the intricate art of wearing the Avokho, the sacred ceremonial regalia of Benin high chiefs. Key Historical Details: CHIEFTAINCY TITLE: The Ihaza of Benin Kingdom, holding a prominent hereditary position within the royal court hierarchy. PALACE SOCIETY: A high-ranking member of the Iwebo society—traditionally recognized as the premier palace order, responsible for the Oba's wardrobe, state regalia, and royal paraphernalia. ELEVATION: Chief Omoregie was inducted into his noble role in 1947, serving as a key custodian of Edo heritage throughout the mid-to-late 20th century. THE AVOKHO: The elaborate, voluminous ceremonial attire draped meticulously around the waist, held together through specific folding techniques unique to Benin court tradition. #BeninCity #CulturalHeritage #edohistory #EdoState #BeninKingdom
Edo Kingdom Tales
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Wednesday 16 September 2026 14:07:23 GMT
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Sire Branson Aghamienyaru :
How’s this hereditary🧐
2026-09-16 20:45:22
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