Preserving and Showcasing the Pride of the Itsekiri People..

The Royal Iwere Society is the cultural institution dedicated to the preservation, promotion, and celebration of Itsekiri Identity and heritage. Through our programs, exhibitions, and partnerships, we are ensuring that the history, language, traditions, and art of the Itsekiri people continue to flourish.

Royal Order of Iwere

The Royal Order of Iwere celebrates distinguished Itsekiri individuals who embody the values of excellence and inspire the pursuit of collective achievements.

Through these honors, the Royal Iwere Society inspires Itsekiri people to pursue personal and collective achievements. Past recipients include leaders in engineering, governance, media, sports, and the arts — each reflecting the enduring spirit of excellence.

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Royal Iwere Choir

Established under His Majesty’s leadership, the Royal Iwere Choir preserves and showcases Itsekiri musical traditions.

The Choir redefines Itsekiri identity through music, blending traditional songs, classical hymns, and contemporary gospel. With indigenous instruments and harmonies, they ensure the kingdom’s vocal heritage remains vibrant and alive for generations.

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Royal Iwere Theatre Troupe

A vibrant performance ensemble that brings Itsekiri history and legends to life through captivating storytelling.

By weaving together music, dance, drama, and folklore, the troupe offers a fascinating glimpse into the kingdom’s rich traditions. Their performances celebrate heritage, strengthen unity, and project the Itsekiri renaissance to wider audiences.

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Cultural Resource Center and Museum

Visit our resource center, a hub for information, exhibitions, historical artifacts, educational tours, and community engagement, a landmark for cultural learning and pride.

Research & Documentation

We work with scholars, elders, and communities to document and archive Itsekiri history, oral traditions, and customs.

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Festivals & Events

Our annual cultural festival and community events like Coronation Anniversaries, Ugwa Olu, Ghigho Agofen. Showcasing Itsekiri music, dance, drama, cuisine, and visual arts.