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Loud in Ibusa: The Igwe Obosi will Attend the Obi Nweke's Diokpaship Event After he Read Pen Master's Ibusa-Obosi Ancestral Link

 Loud in Ibusa: The Igwe Obosi will Attend the Obi Nweke's Diokpaship Event After he Read Pen Master's Ibusa-Obosi Ancestral Link


- Emeka Esogbue

On Saturday (tomorrow), all roads will lead to Ibusa, with Isieke clan as the event ground. Isieke, the ancestral root of some of the most prominent Igbuzo sons and daughters, many of who enjoy global recognition, will host important dignitaries from several other parts of the nation.

It is the venue of Obi (Eze) Adigwe Blacky Nweke's Ikpobata Umu (inaugural reception as the Diokpa of Umuekea), and the Nweke family is prepared to showcase one of the finest cultural 'fiestas.' It is here that his Ofor (traditional staff of office) will be confirmed. It will also empower his leadership of the Ekea descendants by progeniture, something everyone is already looking up to.

Typical of the rich culture of the Umejei's Igbuzo-Isu migrants, the traditional drums will be rolled out, and the guest will be enthralled with the best of Anioma culture.

PEN MASTER can confirm that Umu-Ekea (the descendants of Ekea), descendants of Amazon Ekea from Obosi in nearby Anambra State, one of the wives of Ezemesi, legendarily famed for her beauty and stupendous wealth, have concluded arrangements to entertain their guests.

Already many important guests have indicated interest in attending the historic program.

The more pleasant guest, a surprise, is the Igwe of Obosi in Idemili Local Government Area of Anambra State, Igwe Chidubem Iweka III, who has seen the flyer and read the Pen Master's interview of the celebrant forwarded to him by an Igbuzo son.

The Obosi community monarch was excited to find in Pen Master's published account on Obi Nweke that Ekea, an Obosi indigene, was the matriarch of Umuekea, an ancestral relationship that binds Igbuzo and Obosi, which he considers a historical fascination.

Obi Nweke, in line with the Igbuzo-Obosi kinship, had also once led a delegation of Ekea cousins of the Obosi people to the Igwe of Obosi during his coronation in Anambra State. Now, the traditional ruler of the Obosi ancient Kingdom will be glad to return the visit to his Ekea brothers and sisters in Ibusa.

Igwe Iweka, a student of history, would love to celebrate with his Ibusa West Niger kinsmen and settlers who left Isu to melt into Anioma nationhood with migrants from other regions. Thus, even at short notice, the traditional ruler will review his schedule to make the event.

PEN MASTER can exclusively confirm that His Majesty will make the event with a high-powered delegation, including the Ezewanyi, his wife.

Already, Pen Master has reported that HRM Obi Prof Louis Chelunor Nwaoboshi, the Obuzo of Ibusa, will be in attendance as the Special Guest of Honour.

Also expected at the event are Hon. Innocent Esewezie, the indefatigable Oshimili North LGA Council Boss and unstoppable award winner for his administrative prowess and leadership.

The men and women of the press will also be on ground to beam the cultural event to the world.

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