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Last Twin Rescued by Mary Slessor Dies at 115 in Arochukwu According to information made available to Aro Okeigbo Blog, Madam Malinda Mgbafor Okereke, widely recognized as the last surviving twin rescued by the renowned Scottish missionary, Mary Slessor, has passed away at the age of 115. Her death was confirmed by her only surviving … Read more
Alexx Ekubo Picture Alex Ekubo is a name that resonates in the Nigerian entertainment industry, particularly Nollywood. Born on April 10, 1986, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, Alex Ekubo has carved a niche for himself as a talented actor, winning numerous accolades and captivating audiences with his exceptional acting skills and charming persona. Despite … Read more
Ututu, a vibrant community with a rich cultural heritage, is situated in a region steeped in history and tradition. Bounded in the north by Ihechiowa Clan, Ututu has a fascinating history that intertwines with its neighboring clans, including Ihechiowa, Isu, Arochukwu, Ukwa, Ito, and the Abatum of Enyong. The oral history of Ututu speaks of … Read more
Arondizuogu, a town nestled in the heart of Imo State, Nigeria, boasts a rich tapestry of history, culture, and tradition. Its origins can be traced back to the mid-14th century, when Mazi Izuogu Mgbokpo and his brothers, known as the Iheme, founded the town through a combination of migration and conquest. Izuogu Mgbokpo, a charismatic … 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
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
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
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
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
The tranquil landscape of Arochukwu Kingdom is trembling under the weight of political manipulation and an upheaval of long-held customs and traditions. The emergence of HRM Mazi Godwin Kanu Idei as the rightfully crowned King (Eze) of Arochukwu Kingdom has sparked controversy and upheaval, casting shadows to the agent of cultural destablization in Arochukwu Kingdom. … Read more