If the Benin Kingdom successfully operated a seaport at Ughoton “Gwatto” in the 15th–16th centuries, then achieving one in the 21st century is not only possible but long overdue. History proves that Benin had the knowledge, infrastructure, and strategic positioning to engage global maritime trade centuries ago. Benin needs a seaport today, not as a novelty, but as a restoration of a historic role, and development. A modern seaport would reconnect Edo to its maritime heritage, stimulate economic

Ikwerre Migration from Great Benin Kingdom. The Ikwerre Ethnic Nationality Located in Rivers State, Niger Delta region of Nigeria cut across: Port Harcourt City, Obio/Apkor, Ikwerre and Emohua LGAs of Rivers State. The Ikwerre people speak the Ikwerre Language with over 30 major dialects across its Kingdoms. Like, share and tag a friend. #Ikwerre #Nigerdelta #Iwhuruohna #Riversstate #Benin #Edo #Portharcourt #Emohua #Obioapkor #Southsouth #Africa #history | Ikwerre Son

Introduction to the kingdom of Benin - BBC Bitesize

What was the Kingdom of Benin? - BBC Bitesize

The Benin Kingdom: The Benin Kingdom: Explore the rise, power, and legacy of one of Africa’s most advanced ancient civilizations. Discover its art, royalty, warriors, culture, and the timeless influence of the Edo people in this insightful historical documentary. #BeninKingdom #AfricanHistory #EdoHeritage #AncientAfrica #AfricanCivilizations #TheAfricanStory | The African Story Channel