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The members of the Umuogali community in Oba, Idemili South Local Government Area of Anambra State have kicked against plans by the state

Vanguard News Ofo, a small stick that performs wonders in Igboland On • Ofo stands for truthfulness, justice and sincerity — Igwe Ugwuoke • It is a symbol of spirituality that connects people with the spirit of their ancestors — Enachioken Abiriba • It is the most unique tree in Igboland, an antidote for poison — Prof. Opata • Ofo is symbol of authority, truth — Abia monarch • It is the most celebrated tree in Igboland because of its uniqueness • Ofo is a defender of the innocent, oppressed — Chief Onyeke • Ofo is like the Bible; you do not carry it carelessly — Ane...

Oba community moves to replace late monarch, plans grand palace On By Chimaobi Nwaiwu OBA community in Idemili South Local Government Area, Anambra State, has commenced the processes of replacing their late traditional ruler, Igwe Peter Ezenwa, who transited about two years ago. As part of the preparation, the community has decided to embark on some reforms that would address their future development; one of which is building a permanent palace that will host all of their monarchs going forward. The Regent of Oba community, Prince Noel Ezenwa, who spoke to journalists after the community’s...

Vanguard News Translate Home » News » We’ll not consider wealth in choosing successor of our late monarch — Anambra community We’ll not consider wealth in choosing successor of our late monarch — Anambra community On By Chimaobi Nwaiwu, Nnewi The Oba community in Idemili South Local Government Area, Anambra State, has said that being wealthy or not, will not be one of their considerations in choosing the replacement for its late traditional ruler, Ezeokpoko Oba, Igwe Peter Ezenwa. It also said that the contest for who replaces the revered late traditional ruler ...

Ven. Izuchukwu Obiekwe with Bishops Owen Nwokolo and Ken Okeke and Prosper Amah The retired Bishop on The Niger, Rt. Rev. Ken Sandy E Okeke has said everyone needs to receive Jesus as Lord and Saviour to enter the Kingdom of God. He said this at the burial service of retired Archdeacon of the Diocese on the Niger, the late Ven. Reuben Obiekwe at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, Oba, Anambra State. Taking his text from Matt. 7:21, the bishop noted that not all who say ‘Lord, Lord,’ will enter the Kingdom of God, as the Lord knows those who are His. God’s grace, he said, is open to all, but ...