Celebrations

Ikpo Okpara turns 60

For members of the family and well wishes of Mazi Oliver Okereke Okpara (Ikpo), Monday the 14th of August, 2017 is a day that cannot be forgotten in a hurry. On that day, their patriarch attained the remarkable sixty years. While they thanked God for his mercies on the life of a man who means...

Rebranded Aro Day holds

The 26th of December every year has been observed as Aro day for a very long time. The exact date as at when it started cannot be easily ascertained but to suffice to say that it may have been over one hundred years. Adding credence to the fact were archival materials released to the planning...

Ikeji Arochukwu: MTN stages comeback

Telecommunication giants, MTN, staged a remarkable comeback as sponsors of the 2016 Ikeji Arochukwu. The company returned after a five-year absence from the event. The Ikeji 2016 planning committee under the chairmanship of Dr. Orji Ogbonnaya Orji, left no one in doubt about its desire to showcase an epochal event.  The team swung into action...

Mazi John Okoro Celebrates At 90

Family members, friends and well wishers of Mazi John Akaego Okoro converged at the FHA Club, FESTAC Town, Lagos on Saturday, the 30th of July, 2016 to celebrate the 90th birthday of a keen sportsman and community leader. A patron of both Nzuko Aro and Isimkpu Progressive Union, Lagos branch, he was born on the...
Ikeji 2015

The Place of Cultural Festivals in National Development: A case study of Ndi Eni Asaa Ikeji festival

The development process for a nation should be total: it should embrace the growth and progress of that nation for physical, moral, intellectual, cultural, political and economic well-being of all its citizens. In this process of development, cultural festivals therefore have a significant role to play. From time immemorial, they have served as means of...
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