A Photo Gallery of 4th UHS Annual Conference
London, United Kingdom, October 31 - November 2, 2003
 
 
Dr. Bruce Onobrakpeya
 
Bruce Onobrakpeya's presence was a blessing to the 4th Annual Conference. He was active in all phases of the Conference. He was particularly effective in the academic sessions in which he laid out his famous statement of dominant themes in Urhobo culture.
 


Contents

 

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Opening Ceremony


Academic Sessions


Cultural Evening


Closing Ceremony


Women at the Conference


Igbe Dance


Senator David Dafinone


Governor James Ibori


Deacon Gamaliel Onosode

 

Chief Godwin Ogbetuo


Professor Bruce Onobrakpeya


Professor Frank Ukoli


Dr. Emmanuel Urhobo


Chief Daniel Obiomah


Andrew Edevbie


Chief Simpson Obruche

 

Chief Perkins Foss

 

Professor Ajovi Scott-Emuakpor

 

Professor Isaac James Mowoe

 

Very Rev. Prof. Sam Erivwo

 

Dr. Helen Ekeh

 

Dr. Rose Aziza

 

Mr. Ejiro Ughwujabo


Dr. Aruegodore Oyiborhoro


Professor Michael Nabofa


 Chief J. M. Barovbe


Ms Janet Oromafuru Eruvbetere


Dr. Francis Omohwo


Mr. Love Ojakovo


Chief Albert Metitiri


Alice Ukoko


Peter Ekeh


Jude Onakpoma


Dr. Ona Pela


Mrs. Felicia Emesiru-Akusu


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Professor Bruce Onobrakpeya (left) and Professor Michael Nabofa (University of Ibadan) met, for the first time ever, at the venue of the Opening Ceremony. They enjoy a moment of natural friendship.


Bruce Onobrakpeya chairing a session. By his right is Professor Francis Odemerho. To his left (partially hidden) is Dr. Ona Pela.


Bruce Onobrakpeya grants an interview to a reporter. The background scenery is from Goldsmiths College of London University, the venue of the UHS Conference.


Bruce Onobrakpeya enjoys the Cultural Evening with friends. He talks to Michael Nabofa. To his left is his friend Perkins Foss displaying his chieftaincy fan. To Nabofa's right is the Very Reverend Prof. Sam Erivwo, Provost of St. Andrews (Anglican Communion) Cathedral, Warri, Nigeria.


 

 

 

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