17 Facts About Efik mythology

Sources of Efik mythology include bardic poetry, art, songs, oral tradition and proverbs.

Stories concerning Efik mythology myths include creation myths, supernatural beings, mythical creatures, and warriors.

Efik mythology myths were initially told by Efik mythology people and narrated under the moonlight.

Since the inception of the triangular trade, the Efik mythology people have been in the limelight of historical scholarship.

Creation story of the Efik mythology reveals characters such as Abasi, Atai and the first humans.

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The Efik mythology originally believed that Abasi was too high up in the heavens and was unbothered by the affairs of man.

Efik mythology's is featured prominently in the creation story of the Efik as an all-powerful goddess who desires the utmost satisfaction of her husband, Abasi.

Efik mythology's sends death and chaos to the world with aim of ensuring that the humans never forget God and are rejoined with him in the heavens.

Efik mythology's is believed to be represented on earth by the Vulture which is known in the Efik language as Utere and nicknamed "Atai Abasi".

However, the Efik mythology determine the presence of a vulture as a sign from Abasi which further affirms the theory that Atai was not just a decision maker but a messenger of Abasi.

Efik mythology's is depicted on several brass trays as possessing a fish body with a woman's head and upper torso.

Efik mythology's is believed to reside at the head of a spring or river near the Hope Waddell Training Institution.

Accordingly, the husband killed Ata Iroko, The Efik mythology subsequently purchased the secrets of the Leopard Society from the Efut,.

The Efik mythology believed that Two giant crabs both male and female, guarded the entrance to the Calabar river and protected Old Calabar.

The Efik mythology believed in the existence of a realm known as where the spirits of the dead reside.

The Efik mythology believed that seven reincarnations were to occur before the final judgement by Abasi.

The Efik mythology believed in the existence of a realm inhabited by the souls of the dead.