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ABSTRACT
The study of the Oron Mbok festival and the solemnization of traditional marriages in Akwa Ibom, offers a fascinating glimpse into the socio-cultural dynamics various traditional festivals practiced that has undergone significant change over the centuries. This extensive exploration has revealed several key insights into the evolution of marital practices, norms, and values of Akwa Ibom culture. First and foremost, it is evident that the Oron Mbok Festival and traditional marriages in Akwa Ibom State are steeped in rich cultural customs and traditions, offering a window into the past and present of the Oron people. The festival's unique elements, including the extended courtship period and the role of the bride's siblings, set it apart from other Akwa Ibom traditional marriages and reflect the distinctive identity and heritage of the Oron people. Ultimately, the Oron Mbok Festival is a celebration of cultural pride, unity, and continuity that binds the Oron people together and connects them to their roots.
