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Barr Oscar Okoro

The Role of Effective Parliamentary Representation in Promoting Youth and Community Development in Nigeria

The development of any democratic nation is largely influenced by the effectiveness of its governance and the commitment of its representatives. In Nigeria, where young people constitute over sixty percent of the population, the need for effective representation at the National Assembly and State Houses of Assembly cannot be overemphasized. Lawmakers serve as the bridge...

Ensuring Women’s Participation In Leadership: The Promise Of The Reserved Seats Bill (House Bill 1349)

Bridging the Gap: Why the Reserved Seats Bill Matters In Nigeria, women make up approximately 49.4% of Nigeria’s total population, and a greater percentage of the actual voting population, yet their visibility in governance remains alarmingly low. Out of 469 seats in the National Assembly, fewer than 6% about 25 seats, are held by women....

Message from Akanu Ibiam

During our graduation day in secondary school in 1980, we were quite excited to learn that Dr. Akanu Ibiam, the former Governor of the defunct Eastern Region, was our guest speaker. It was indeed a climax, as we had heard, read, and studied about him, but only a few of us had seen him in...
Mazi Emma Kanu Ivi

Celebrating 100 Years of Omu Aro (1925 –2025) As A Symbol Of Aro Culture, Identity and Unity

Let me start by admitting that the topic I was given to discuss on this auspicious occasion of celebrating 100 years anniversary of Omu Aro was: “Revival and rebranding Aro culture through celebrating 100 years of Omu Aro as a symbol of Aro culture and identity”. But I modified it to read: Celebrating 100 years of Omu Aro (1925-2025) as a symbol of Aro Culture, Identity and unity. This resonates with the ongoing Aro renaissance project which is a deliberate policy by Arochukwu kingdom leadership to revive or show intense renewed interest in promoting Aro culture, values, identity and unity. To ensure Aro culture adapts to continuous improvement process, modernity and authenticity that will keep the culture more relevant, attractive and progressive. However, we will discuss briefly as we move on the essence of reviving, rebranding and upgrading a culture for some deeper insights.
Mazi Eugene Okey Imuoh

The Presentation of Ezeogo Ugwuakuma

Ugwuakuma village, unarguably, is the beginning of Arochukwu Kingdom. That is  Aro History. The (King) Akuma-nu-bi after fighting the war that brought  Aro Kingdom  with his brother Eze- obin, settled down in Ugwuakuma and later distributed his children to head the Administration of the rest of Aro villages under his Kingdom. Ugwuakuma Village therefore is...
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