EKALADERHAN (c. 935AD) HIS MISSING LINK TO ERUA COMMUNITY (IN UHUNMWODE L .G. A. OF EDO STATE) (Ed.) By Paul Osa. IGBINEWEKA Abstract The Edo speaking people of the Great Benin Empire has a lot of oral history that is shrouded in mystery and mythology. Extant traditions has more to offer this generation toward knowing our past, as more facts are being unraveled, while some aspects are disconnected or forgotten because from generation to generation interests in the narrative aspects of our history to the next generation had experienced a sharp decline that hardly one can trace his origin. To worsen the situation the Edo language is hardly spoken amongst the newer generation of which one wonders what would eventually happen to Edo Language of the next generation. The family morning greetings that reveals ones source or offshoot is gradually being eroded from our cultural system. Introduction From the above assertions, there is a clear pointer to the fact that this generationa...