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In a remarkable display of community spirit and innovation, the Umuogbo-Agu community in Enugu-Ezike has decided to challenge neighboring communities in Enugu State. Known for their openness to new ways of community building, the people of Umuogbo-Agu have always celebrated their greatness and ingenuity. Youth Inclusion in Governance Continuing their tradition of embracing innovation, Umuogbo-Agu recently achieved a significant milestone by including youth representatives in its traditional peace committee. This marks a…

The Church-Family-of-God in Africa prepares for the second session of the Synod on Synodality (an online African palaver on the future of the Church in Africa). During its sixth palaver series, the topic was the revision of the Ratio Fundamentalis Institutionis and its place in a missionary synodal perspective. This revision has become important as the formation of priests in the synodal Church undergoes significant transformation, focusing on human formation, emotional intelligence,…

Le 38e Festival Innu Nikamu a célébré la résilience autochtone à travers la musique. Des artistes variés ont partagé des messages d’espoir et de résistance. Performances envoûtantes et collaborations inspirantes ont souligné l'unité face à l'oppression. Ce festival a démontré que même en cage, l'oiseau continue de chanter.

The Igwe of Ikpamodo leads a community effort in Enugu-Ezike to combat food insecurity through agricultural revival. The initiative aims to restore security and self-sufficiency by emphasizing ancestral traditions, inclusivity, and women’s empowerment. The Igwe’s vision highlights unity and collective effort as key to sustainable progress. The Igwe of Ikpamodo: A Pillar in the Fight Against Food Insecurity In the heart of Enugu-Ezike, a transformative movement is underway to combat food insecurity.…

Uda women lead an agricultural revival initiative in Enugu-Ezike, transforming insecurity into community development through sustainable farming practices.

Explore the rich history and evolution of Igbo alphabets, from Lepsius' pioneering work to modern refinements, showcasing dynamic linguistic adaptation and cultural heritage

Great farmers make great nations There is a famous saying that great farmers make great nations, but that does not change the fact that “enya anwu an’gu eche onye na-achu uchu” (the sun does not wait for the person who spends too much time in breakfast). So, he who does not cultivate his field will die of hunger. Imagine a village where the fields are lush and green, and the harvest is…

Introduction: The Controversy Surrounding Ebuka Obi I have listened carefully to the debate surrounding Evangelist Ebuka Obi. After weighing the arguments, it’s clear that the core issue lies in differing perceptions of Catholicism. There are two major groups: those who defend Ebuka and those who criticize him. Supporters view him as a solution to our social and spiritual problems, while critics see him as a threat to Catholicism. Defenders believe that the…