ESSIE: The Sacred Twin Blessing of the Bangwa People (Hidden African Tradition)

Essie, a song about Twins. The Bangwa people preform this traditional dance that symbolizes peace. Essie is performed during the birth of twin children for seven weeks with heavy feasting. Members of Essie are " Tanyi " father of twin children and "Manyi" mother of twin children . "Asonganyi " a male twin child and " Ngenyi" a female twin child. Dancers of Essie are clothed with " Nchen" an expensive, traditional regalia and carry a long bamboo stick with a peace plant on the head or peace plant held in two hands. During the dancing ceremony, salt, oil, and water in a calabash are sprinkle on the ground to bless the land. It is important to note that Essie is always the first dance to perform at any event to bless the land before the commencement of other activities take place. The " Nduad" is a special mixture of traditional herbs with clean water that is drank by the dancers of Essie. Those who drink the "Nduat" are people of peace, love, and goodwill. Thank you! PA ATEMKENG “POP” of CHAM MUTENGENE Thank you for watching! Please like, share, comment and subscribe! I would sincerely appreciate your support in creating further engaging videos that highlight the rich cultural heritage of Lebialem. Your contributions are gratefully accepted. CashApp $GeorgesAtemkeng MOMO #676049855 Zelle Email: atemkengg199@gmail.com WhatsApp: +1(771)4744570 #Religion #Dancing #politics #president #hospital #school #soccer #football #party #Africa #Ronaldo #king #Queen #news #culture #art #music #love #travel #history #trump #2025 #artist #heritage #tradition #africa #bangwa #lifestyle #explore #lebialem #community #africa #traditional #asonganyi #fontem #atemkeng #Essieh #traditional #dance