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Kporaro is the preferred identity of an influential Christian revered clerical family from the Nigeria's Delta. Children from the family function as academics, bankers, clerics, dominies, justices, ecetera. Jesus Christ is the only begotten son thus, everyone else from and of the family is surely one of the sisters. Jesus Christ, the only begotten son, died so that through his death and the blood, every sister that drinks of the blood will never end in death. Given that there is only one begotten son, Jesus Christ, there can never be more than one son from and of the family.

Identities from and of the family include Emi, Fani, Femi, Kemi, Kome, Mami, Mimi, Nani, Nene, Remi, Ruki, Sam, Simi, Teni, Timi, Womi. The family derived their collective name from the Nigerian Delta language words for the universe [Akporhuaro] or progress [Kpo ba ro].

Etymology

The word, Kporaro, is possibly a derivative from a Nigeria's Delta local language word identified as Akporhuaro which is

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-'''Kporaro''' is the preferred identity of the revered [[Christian]] clerical family from the [[Nigeria]]'s Delta. Children from the family function as academics, bankers, clerics, dominies, justices, ecetera. [[Jesus Christ]] is the only begotten son thus, everyone else from and of the family is surely one of the sisters. Jesus Christ, the only begotten son, died so that through his death and the blood, every sister that drinks of the blood will never end in death.
+'''Kporaro''' is the preferred identity of an influential [[Christian]] revered clerical family from the [[Nigeria]]'s Delta. Children from the family function as academics, bankers, clerics, dominies, justices, ecetera. [[Jesus|Jesus Christ]] is the only begotten son thus, everyone else from and of the family is surely one of the sisters. Jesus Christ, the only begotten son, died so that through his death and the blood, every sister that drinks of the blood will never end in death. Given that there is only one begotten son, Jesus Christ, there can never be more than one son from and of the family.
-The sisters are deliberately elusive, they do not own property but evade the deleterious effects of poverty through their [[bond (finance)|bond]], collective debts and shared [[interest]]s. Identities from and of the family include Emi, Fani, Femi, Kemi, Kome, Mami, Mimi, Nani, Nene, Remi, Ruki, Sam, Simi, Teni, Timi, Womi.
+Identities from and of the family include Emi, Fani, Femi, Kemi, Kome, Mami, Mimi, Nani, Nene, Remi, Ruki, Sam, Simi, Teni, Timi, Womi. The family derived their collective name from the Nigerian Delta language words for the universe [Akporhuaro] or progress [Kpo ba ro].
-==References==
+==Etymology==
-. [[^]] "The sixteen from the third record of just the Christian [[Johnny]]" ISR[[Kporaro Family|00111100]] accessed 14 April 2026, retrieved 14 April 2026
+The word, Kporaro, is possibly a derivative from a Nigeria's Delta local language word identified as Akporhuaro which is
-. [[^]] "Edith Tim," The elusive nature of the [[Christian]] sisters. accessed 14 April 2026, retreived 14 April 2026.