CELEBRATING NEW YAM FESTIVAL (African folktale stories)

Step into the heart of Ugep, a vibrant village nestled in Cross River State, Nigeria, as we take you through the enchanting celebration of the New Yam Festival. This annual event is more than just a harvest celebration; it's a living tradition that brings the entire community together in a display of culture, beauty, and deep-rooted beliefs.
In this video, you'll witness the captivating rituals that honor the first yam harvest, where village elders perform sacred ceremonies to thank the gods for their blessings. But the true highlight of the festival is the mesmerizing procession of Ugep’s maidens. Adorned in dazzling traditional attire, beaded bangles, and radiant smiles, these young women move gracefully through the village, embodying the spirit of the festival. Their dance is not only a tribute to their heritage but also a symbolic search for love, as they seek out potential suitors in a tradition that has been passed down for generations.
Feel the rhythm of the drums, the pulse of the dance, and the warmth of the community as they come together in joyous celebration. The festival is a powerful reminder of the importance of unity, gratitude, and cultural identity in Ugep. Each moment, from the blessing of the yams to the spirited dances, reflects the rich cultural tapestry of this Nigerian village.
Join us as we explore the heart and soul of the New Yam Festival in Ugep, where ancient traditions meet modern-day festivities, and where every bangle-clad maiden, every ritual, and every song contributes to a story that is as timeless as the land itself. This is a celebration you won’t want to miss-immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Ugep and discover the magic of the New Yam Festival!

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Beautiful
The season is here 🎉 I keep longing for that beautiful day

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Same here

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Ugep new yam festival is one of the best celebrations in the ancient city of Ugep.

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I love Africa stories

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I will love to visit Nigeria someday.

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I traveled to Kenya. It was a beautiful country.