Calabar Culture

[@effiomEffanga]

Nka Ukpono with the lovely display

[@MyFayaman]

Very Exquisite! Totally Calabar. Makes me wonna go home real bad. Thank you for posting this. It is so-o-o beautiful.

[@victorarchibong4997]

More videos to come, thank you for your wonderful comment.

[@f.a.archibong251]

Are you Efik?Which clan are you from.

[@MyFayaman]

@@f.a.archibong251 Yo Franklin! Ease up, man! I understand your zeal to protect everything Efik, or Efut, or Abakpa. But you shouldn't question one's Calabar credentials based solely on one's name. I may have Efik names, but decide to be called something different on social media. I'm not going to reveal my total identity on this medium, but suffice to say that Duke Town Presbyterian Church is located in my family neighborhood. Got it? You should be happy that people outside Calabar appreciate and celebrate your culture, instead of being angered by it. I know a lot of people who claim to be "Kalabar", but are not. Believe me, it pisses me off too. So, let's celebrate one another, even when we have foreign names. Peace out!

[@EkanemNObong]

This is nice.

[@esthereyo6628]

Nice one guys 💞💞💞

[@kellyoku]

My culture and traditions 🎉

[@villarosa9058]

Great

[@f.a.archibong251]

The sooner Efik Eburutu learn to restrict their culture to themselves the better.The term Calabar is claimed and answered by people who are associated with Calabar yet there are not Efiks.

[@villarosa9058]

Comments please