Staff Protest at Abia State College of Education Escalates, COEASU Chairman Slumps During The Process

The protest at the Abia State College of Education took a dramatic turn today as the demonstrators extended their march from the college premises to the Local Government Headquarters of Arochukwu. There, they met with the Local Government Chairman, who also serves as the mayor, to address their grievances. The protesters, consisting of both academic … Read more

GOV OTTI SAVE OUR SOUL: Staff Protest at Abia State College of Education Over Salary Structure

Staff at the Abia State College of Education, both academic and non-academic, recently staged a protest over what they perceive as unfair treatment regarding their salary structure. The protesters, including workers from various department of Abia State College of Education (Technical) in Arochukwu, voiced their grievances over the disparity in salary payments compared to other … Read more

Ike Okoronkwo Peace Cup: Amankwu Village Sends Ugwuavo Village Home During A Penalty Shootout

In the picturesque town of Arochukwu, football fever gripped the community as two formidable teams, Ugwuavo Village and Amankwu Village, clashed in a highly anticipated match on the 10th of March, 2024. Hosted at the ASCETA field and organized as part of the prestigious Ike Okoronkwo Peace Cup, the encounter promised a spectacle of skill, … Read more

Traditional Marriage Customs of the Aro People: A Detailed Guide to Arochukwu Kingdom’s Marriage List

  Arochukwu Bride The Aro People of Abia State, Nigeria, are renowned for their rich cultural heritage and values. A typical Aro girl is often described as industrious and hardworking, embodying qualities highly esteemed in their society. Known for their beauty and grace, Aro women are held in high regard, and marrying one is considered … Read more

Unveiling Arochukwu Kingdom: A Comprehensive Guide to its 19 Villages and Their Nicknames

Arochukwu Tower Picture  Arochukwu Kingdom is a rich tapestry of culture and tradition, comprising 19 distinct villages, each with its own unique character. These villages, also known by alternative names or nicknames, are the backbone of Arochukwu’s heritage. Aro Okeigbo Blog is dedicated to providing insight into the Arochukwu Local Government Area and its cultural … Read more

Legacy of Education: The Independence Park and Alvan Ikokwu in Arochukwu

  The Independence Park in Arochukwu, Abia State, Nigeria, is a significant destination that stands out among the town’s many traveler sights. Unlike the typical entertainment parks, Independence Park holds a special significance and should be a must-visit for tourists. Located within the surroundings of the Aggrey Memorial Model College, Independence Park was built in … Read more

Ulo Nta Maazi Okoroji Museum: A Tapestry of Tradition, Justice, and Mystique

Ulo Nta Maazi Okoroji Museum stands as a testament to a bygone era, weaving together a rich tapestry of tradition, justice, and mystique. Situated in Ujari Village, this museum has become the second most visited tourist destination in Arochukwu, after Arochukwu Waterfall. Its historical significance is deeply rooted in the tales of the past, where … Read more

Eze Aro Condemns Dubious Chieftaincy Title Conferment on Junior Brother, Nwamazi Pastor Eberechukwu Oji

In a recent development that has stirred controversy within the Arochukwu community, Eze Aro Mazi Godwin Kanu Idei has vehemently condemned the conferment of the chieftaincy title “Okpu Chineke Aro” on his junior brother, Nwamazi Pastor Eberechukwu Oji, by Mazi Amos Ngwu of Ibom village, Arochukwu. During a press briefing held at his palace, Eze … Read more

Amb. Chibuzor Sunday Okereke Receives Copies of Co-Authored Book as Festschrift Honoring Prof. Olayemi Akinwumi

In a notable event showcasing academic achievement and scholarly collaboration, Ambassador Chibuzor Sunday Okereke, renowned for his expertise in Legislative Governance, received copies of a book he co-authored. The book serves as a Festschrift in honor of Professor Olayemi Akinwumi, the esteemed Vice Chancellor of the Federal University Lokoja. This momentous occasion underscores the significance … Read more

“Unveiling the Shadow of Ascension: A Critical Examination of Nwamazi Pastor Eberechukwu’s Claim to the Eze of Arochukwu”

In a recent commentary penned by Uzoma Nwosu, descendant of Nwosu Kanu, the eldest son of Kanu Okereke Eze (The Ibom isi), the legitimacy of Nwamazi Pastor Eberechukwu’s ascension to the title of Eze Arochukwu is called into question. Nwosu’s articulate critique highlights a perceived descent into desperation and shame on the part of Eberechukwu, … Read more