Discovery in Ireland: Nigerian Man Names Newly Found River ‘IYI OKWUTE’ Like What Colonialists in Africa Did
Discovery in Ireland: Nigerian Man Names Newly Found River ‘IYI OKWUTE’ Like What Colonialists in Africa – Laz Ude Eze, a Nigerian resident in Ireland, recently shared a significant discovery on his social media platform.
He excitedly announced the unearthing of a river in Port Stewart, Ulster, likening his experience to that of colonialists in Africa.
In his post dated 30/03/2024, he declared, “Hurray! History is made today as I just discovered this place in the land of Port Stewart, in Ulster. I hereby name it IYI OKWUTE!”
Eze’s announcement reflects a sense of adventure and discovery, drawing parallels to historical narratives of explorers encountering new territories. His choice to name the river “IYI OKWUTE” signifies a personal connection and ownership of this newfound place, reminiscent of colonial practices of naming lands by explorers.
This discovery also highlights the diversity and interconnectedness of cultures, as Eze, a Nigerian, explores and embraces the natural beauty of Ireland. It underscores the universal human curiosity and fascination with exploration, regardless of geographical origins.
Eze’s story not only celebrates his personal exploration but also serves as a reminder of the shared experiences and connections that transcend borders and continents.
-Afrogazette-
