[Ɔkyeame Kwame]

A MINISTER OF GOD’S WORD, AND A

POLITICAL OFFICE MINSTER IN EDO LANGUAGE, NIGERIA
ALEX GUOSA IGBINEWEKA
The Azekazudo of Great Benin Kingdom (GBK); and,

Guosa Language Evolutionist

*A 20th Century Evolution

Guosa Language

Edofolks - Information on Edo, Benin, Nigeria, and Africans

GUOSA AFRICAN CULTURAL CENTER

Center for African Studies



A minister (including a minister of God's words and a cabinet office Minister) are known as "Ohen". A teacher (generic) including a "Pastor" is known as "Oma omwan emwin" or if you like the compound application: "Oma-omwan-emwin" and it equally meant "an instructor", a disciplinarian, example giver etc.



"Obo" in Edo language meant a "Doctor" (generic)



Note other definitions:

"Ohen-Obo" (NOT OBO-OHEN) meaning:…..Minister in charge (head) of generic doctors including but not limited to:

- native doctor

- Igbabonelimin doctor

- Akpakomiza doctor

- Medical Doctor etc. Etc.



"Ohen-Osalobua" ….a Minister of God's words



"Obo-Osalobua"…… a Doctor of the words of God, a doctor sent from/by God. Please do not confuse or mis-represent

"Obo-Osalobua" as a "doctor who heal/cure God". God is supremely divine and He never needs our healing.



"Obo-Ukhunmwun" :……a Doctor in the faculty/department of Pharmacy or a pharmaceutical doctor.



"Obo-Egberhanmwen" …..a Medical doctor. A doctor in charge of health/wellbeing; also known as "Obo-Ukhumwun"



"Obo-Ewawa" ……. A specialized Edo State indigenous spiritualist who displays some divinely ornaments to find out the cause of the problems broth before him by a client.



The list is vast and endless if given the opportunity to continue.



Please note too that the above definitions are applicable to most Edo State ethnic groups in general.