Emeka Esogbue

 Ichi Eze: Henry Ajudua, Accepting the Ibusa's Highest Status in Name and Cultural Essence - Emeka Esogbue In recent times, Obiship in Ibusa community nay Asaba and Okpanam have been facing the risk of extinction from these Enuani societies but the Ibusa people have a reason to thank the likes of Chief Dr. Henry Ajudua.  Multiple Obi systems were once the pride of the people of Asaba, Ibusa and Okpanam until interest in the title started to diminish. The distinct traditional system known as Enuani civilization—a socio-cultural development system that previously supported the people's society—became less appealing for a number of reasons, some of which are listed in the book "A History of Ibusa," written by Esogbue, E. (this author). In these three Enuani settlements, Obiship was considered to have a high level of social standard and also commonly subjectively used by Enuani people to exclusively refer to their society and elitist Obis as high in nobility while implyin...

 Ichi Eze: Henry Ajudua, Accepting the Ibusa's Highest Status in Name and Cultural Essence - Emeka Esogbue In recent times, Obiship in Ibusa community nay Asaba and Okpanam have been facing the risk of extinction from these Enuani societies but the Ibusa people have a reason to thank the likes of Chief Dr. Henry Ajudua.  Multiple Obi systems were once the pride of the people of Asaba, Ibusa and Okpanam until interest in the title started to diminish. The distinct traditional system known as Enuani civilization—a socio-cultural development system that previously supported the people's society—became less appealing for a number of reasons, some of which are listed in the book "A History of Ibusa," written by Esogbue, E. (this author). In these three Enuani settlements, Obiship was considered to have a high level of social standard and also commonly subjectively used by Enuani people to exclusively refer to their society and elitist Obis as high in nobility while implyin...

Ichi Eze Rites of Chief Dr. Henry Ajudua will Add to Ibusa Cultural Development The biggest traditional events in our Anioma ahead of time are the Asagba of Asaba selection (monarchy) and the Obiship/Ezeship ceremonial rites and choice of Chief Dr. Henry Ajudua, the head of the Ibusa Ajudua Dynasty (Multiple Obi/Eze system).  The facts are that the Asagbaship of Asaba and the unique nature of Ibusa Obiship are never found anywhere except in Anioma. No region shares these traditional values with the people of Enuani so, they hold them dear. For the duration of the event, PEN MASTER will provide you with all the historical sources and traditional information you require regarding Chief Dr. Henry Ajudua's customary voyage to Ibusa Obiship/Ezeship rites.  While the Asagba (Eze Asa Nwe Agba), which translates to "the only Eze that wields the wealth and influence to summon and preside over all other Ezes is held valuable by the people of Asaba, the Ibusa people have also continued t...

 Top 18 Anioma Personalities And How They Love To Be Remembered - Emeka Esogbue A few well-known Anioma figures were asked how they would like to be remembered. Naturally, some of them felt compelled to respond with their wishes, while others, for various reasons, felt compelled to remain silent or to provide an explanation other than their actual response. PEN MASTER presents you with a list of notable Anioma people and the legacies they would like to be remembered for by the next generation in this motivating compilation.  HOW WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE REMEMBERED? "I would like to be remembered as a Marxist in Christ who was allergic to social injustice, nepotism, bad leadership in Nigeria and in other Third World countries; acts of bully, intimidation, domination and discrimination of all kinds, corruption and above all, blind followership. I would like to be remembered for being consistent in my fight against all of them." ----Comrade Ephraim Adinlofu, Social Crusader, Public ...