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Kyegh Sha Shwa – The Largest Tiv Gathering
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KYEGH SHA SHWA CULTURAL INITIATIVE

Vision
Tiv communities self-inspired towards collective advancement in unity, love, reconciliation, and communal living

Mission
To foster peace and sustainable community building through cultural celebration, advocacy, peacebuilding, education and empowerment

Core Values
Cultural Celebration
Coexistence
Shared growth
Communality
Conviviality
Reconciliation
Impartiality
Equality

An excellent gathering of Tiv people
Peter Ichul
OKSS Festival Attendee
Kwa la do
Iorember Pretty Joyce
KSS Festival Attendee
wonderful event
Iorember Pretty Joyce
KSS Festival Attendee

Join the KSS Volunteer program

The KSS Volunteer Program was launched in November, 2018. At this time, the KSS festival was in its 4th edition. The Festival has grown in the number of people attending since its inception in 2015. Prior to 2018 when the Volunteer Programme was instituted, planning and all activities at the festival were carried out by a Central planning Committee led by the Chairman, Shadrach Teryila Ukuma.

About the festival

"ka ityem imôngo Mbagbera ve fe iywa ye".

Leveraging on the popularity of this and the near-worship sentimental attachment that the Tiv have with this dish, the Very Rev. Fr. Solomon Mfa Ukeyima conceived of it as a fine rallying point where Tiv sons and daughters would come together,
 reason together to grow together – a kind of reawakening of the great communal spirit that drives them, as beautifully couched in one of their proverbs, “ka ityem imôngo Mbagbera ve fe iywa ye”.
Fr. Solomon Ukeyima, a humanitarian Priest of the Roman Catholic Church, who has felt with excruciating concern, the unfortunate circumstances in Tar Tiv, where disunity, hate and disaffection has been alarmingly on the rise in dangerously malignant proportions, decided to experiment the idea with his parishioners at the St. Francis Catholic Mission, Daudu, Guma Local Government Area, in November, 2015.
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