Cultural Heritage Archives - Page 16 of 18

Apr

22

2025

ECK Foundation President, Dr. Kalu, Honors Induction of Princess Onyesoh at NRI Kingdom

Amos Oge Kalu, Cultural Heritage, Lifestyle, Metro, NewsAnambra State, Emeka Kalu, Metro, NRI Ancient Kingdom

High Chief Dr. Emeka Kalu, a prominent figure and renowned philanthropist, the president ECK Foundation Worldwide, attended the induction ceremony of Princess Linda Nkechinenye Onyesoh as the OTu-Odu/Iyom of the Ancient NRI Kingdom. The ceremony took place in NRI, Awka South Local Government Area of Anambra State. The event marked a significant milestone in the life of Princess Onyesoh, as she was recognized and celebrated for her contributions and commitment to the NRI Kingdom. High Chief Dr. Emeka Kalu's presence at the ceremony underscores his strong connection to the community and his respect for traditional institutions. The induction ceremony is…

Mar

30

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

Double Honour: DAM/CHAMA Founder, Dr. Olugu Ukpai Received Double Proclamation From Canada

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Cultural Heritage, Lifestyle, News, OhafiaCanada, CHAMA, Olugu Ukpai

The Founder of Drum Against Malaria (DAM), Dr. Olugu Ukpai (Man on Mission), a passionate advocate for malaria prevention, has received two signed proclamations from His Worship Mayor Andy Filmore at a ceremony held at City Hall. The proclamations recognized DAM's (a subsidiary of CHAMA) efforts in promoting kindness and raising awareness about World Malaria Day. The "Random Goodness Act of Kindness proclamation" on 20th March annually, acknowledges DAM's commitment to spreading kindness and compassion in the community, aligning with their mission to prevent malaria and promote overall well-being. The World Malaria Day Awareness proclamation highlights the importance of raising…

Jan

18

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

Ohafia Community Mourns Loss of Renowned War Dance Performer, Uchendu

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Cultural Heritage, Metro, News, OhafiaMetro, Ohafia, RIP

The Ohafia community in Abia State has been plunged into mourning following the sudden and mysterious death of Mr. Kalu Uchendu, a celebrated Ohafia War Dance performer. Uchendu, who was well-known for his exceptional skills and energetic performances, was found dead under circumstances that have left many in the community shocked and bewildered. Tributes have been pouring in from fans, friends, and family members, who have taken to social media to express their condolences and celebrate Uchendu's life and legacy. As an accomplished Ohafia War Dance performer, Uchendu was a proud ambassador of his community's rich cultural heritage. His performances…

Jan

14

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

HRH Eze Bobby Aguocha congratulates new Ohanaeze president Mbata, Deputy Okey Nwadinob, others

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Cultural Heritage, Metro, News, Politics, SponsoredAlex Otti, Azuta Mbata, Bobby Aguocha, Ohanaeze Ndigbo, Okey Nwadinobi, Politics

HRH Eze Bobby Aguocha extends warm felicitations to Senator Azuta Mbata on his emergence as President General of Ohaneze Ndigbo Worldwide and Prince Okey Nwadinobi, a distinguished son of Abia State, as national deputy president and elected Executives of the apex Igbo sociocultural body.He described Prince Okey Nwadinobi's election as a genuine prove of his exceptional leadership qualities, impressive track record, and dedication to the Igbo cause, insisting that his vast experience and expertise will undoubtedly be invaluable assets to the Ohanaeze Ndigbo leadership.Eze Aguocha who doubles as Chairman, Royal Renaissance, and “The Integrity Group" expressed confidence in Mbata's leadership…

Jan

07

2025

By Amos Oge Kalu

A New Dawn for Okon-Aku As Women Unite to Tackle Girl-Child Pregnancies, Promote Community Development

Abia State, Amos Oge Kalu, Cultural Heritage, Lifestyle, Metro, News, OhafiaComr Amos Kalu, Metro, Ohafia, Okon-Aku

By Comr Amos Oge Kalu The Okon-Aku community in Nigeria is taking a bold stance against the alarming rate of girl-child pregnancies, unwanted and infant pregnancies. Led by Chief Mrs. Nnenna Ukoha, the Okon-Aku women gathered on January 2, 2025, to discuss solutions to this pressing issue. They succinctly recognized that the issue of girl-child pregnancies is often linked to poverty, lack of education, and unemployment. To address these underlying issues, the women have vowed to empower themselves and their daughters through education and economic opportunities. Chief Mrs. Ukoha, the women leader, charged the women to focus on their crafts…