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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
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
In a letter addressed to various stakeholders including Mayor Arochukwu L.G.A/ Traditional Rulers Chairmen of Abia State, all security agencies, and the 19 villages of Arochukwu Kingdom, Ibom Isii Kindred of Arochukwu Kingdom expressed their vote of no confidence in Mazi Dozie Udonsi, President General (PG) of Nzuko Aro Worldwide, his executives, and Pastor Nwamazi … Read more
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
The Arochukwu Anthem is the official anthem of the Arochukwu People, emphasizing themes of peace, love, and harmony. Sung with pride and reverence, it embodies the cultural identity and values of the Arochukwu community, serving as a symbol of unity and heritage. See Anthem Below, Here’s the professional rendition of the Arochukwu Anthem: Arochukwu Anthem … Read more
Ikoko, a traditional dish of the Arochukwu people, holds a significant place in their culinary heritage. Although its origins can be traced back to their neighboring Akwa Ibom community, Ikoko has become an integral part of Arochukwu’s food culture, earning it the revered status of the Arochukwu Traditional Food. While the Aro people have a … Read more
In an effort to empower young individuals with fundamental knowledge in Agricbusiness and enhance food production, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike, will commence free training next month. The initiative, approved by Vice Chancellor Prof. Maduebibisi Iwe, will be conducted by the university’s Agricbusiness Incubation Centre. Dr. Philips Nto, the Director of the Centre, … Read more
In a momentous event filled with jubilation and cultural pride, Governor Alex Otti of Abia State bestowed the esteemed title of Traditional Ruler upon Apostle Chibuzor Chinyere, naming him the traditional Ruler of the Ikwu Orie Ohanku Ndoki Autonomous Community in Ukwa East LGA. The presentation of the staff of office and letter of recognition … Read more
The Arochukwu people of Nigeria hold an annual cultural extravaganza known as the Ikeji Festival. This vibrant celebration holds deep historical and cultural significance, symbolizing the unity and heritage of the Arochukwu community. In this blog post, we will delve into the impact, importance, and significance of the Ikeji Festival, shedding light on its rich … Read more
Nigeria is renowned for its diverse cultures, which serve as the primary tourist attraction in Africa’s most populous country. One of these vibrant cultures steeped in history is that of the Efik people, who inhabit the southern part of Cross River State, parts of Akwa Ibom, and extend across the Nigerian border into Cameroon. The … Read more