Okon-Aku

Okon-Aku

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

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

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…
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Abia Govt. Assures Okon-Aku of Swift Resolution to Boundary Dispute as Deputy Emetu Visits Community

Abia Govt. Assures Okon-Aku of Swift Resolution to Boundary Dispute as Deputy Emetu Visits Community

By Comr Amos Oge Kalu Abia Deputy Governor, Engr. Ikechukwu Emetu, has assured the people of Okon-Aku that the state government is committed to resolving the lingering boundary issue between Abia and Cross River State. This assurance was given during the 2024 Okon-Aku Day Celebration held on December 31, 2024, under the chairmanship of Chief Kalu Idika Okwara, President of the Ohafia Improvement Union, OIU, Abuja Chapter. The boundary dispute between Okon-Aku community in Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State and Ikun community in Biase Local Government Area of Cross River State has been a source of concern for…
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Okon-Aku Day 2024: A New Dawn of Development in Ugwu Nnaka Igbomini Pt. 1.

Okon-Aku Day 2024: A New Dawn of Development in Ugwu Nnaka Igbomini Pt. 1.

By Comr. Amos Oge Kalu Tuesday, December 31, 2024, marked a significant milestone in the history of Okon-Aku, Ohafia Local Government Area of Abia State, as the community revived its traditional celebration, Okon-Aku Day. This momentous occasion brought together community members to reflect on the past year and make projections for the future. Despite being a sudden plan, the event was a resounding success, signaling an unprecedented leap towards a brighter future. The 2024 Okon-Aku Day focused on enhancing border security as a catalyst for holistic development, set to commence in 2025. The event's impact was underscored by the presence…
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Community Spirit: Abia Village, Okon-Aku, Embarks on Ambitious Road Revamp Project

Community Spirit: Abia Village, Okon-Aku, Embarks on Ambitious Road Revamp Project

By Comr Amos Oge Kalu In a heartwarming testament to the indomitable spirit of community resilience, the people of Okon Aku in Ohafia, Abia State, have embarked on an audacious journey to revamp a 7km road that has lain in ruin for over four decades. https://youtu.be/4bauo68S7W4?si=84ZV8ifbZVBnxL-2 The Elu, Amuke, Okon Aku to Erei road, a vital artery that connects several neighboring villages, has been a perennial thorn in the side of the community. The road's deplorable state has not only hindered the transportation of agricultural produce from the highly industrious communities in Ohafia to urban markets but has also posed…
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Okon-Aku: Debunking Lies Against Abia Deputy: Seek Redress, Not Vendetta – Udoeze Tells Akuma

Okon-Aku: Debunking Lies Against Abia Deputy: Seek Redress, Not Vendetta – Udoeze Tells Akuma

My attention has been drawn to an unfortunate publication emanating from a press release issued by my brother and the People's Democratic Party Council candidate for Okamu Ward in the just-concluded local government election of 2nd November, 2024. Ordinarily, I would have dismissed it as an attention-seeking move for political relevance, but I am compelled to react for two reasons: the publication is sponsored through a national tabloid like Vanguard, and its intent is to turn the Okon-Aku community, Abia State and Nigerians against the deputy governor due to the recent community political outcome that did not favor some elements…
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