Emeka Esogbue

 The Cultural Renaissance: How OFAAC is Driving the Anioma Revolution ​By Emeka Esogbue ​In a vibrant display of heritage, identity, and collective pride, the Organization for the Advancement of Anioma Culture (OFAAC) has emerged as the definitive force in reconnecting the Anioma people of Delta State with their ancestral roots. At a time when globalization threatens to dilute indigenous traditions, the recent Anioma cultural celebrations stood as a bold affirmation of identity, uniting traditional leaders, youth, cultural enthusiasts, and the political class in a shared commitment to preservation and renewal. Through rigorous historical research, grassroots advocacy, and immersive field studies, OFAAC is doing more than just celebrating heritage; it is spearheading a cultural revolution to secure the Anioma legacy for generations to come. ​ *The Evolution of a Movement*  ​OFAAC, the cultural umbrella of the Anioma people, was born from a growing realization among leaders that...

 OFAAC Unveils Anioma Culture and Heritage Project By Patrick Ochei The Organization for the Advancement of Anioma Culture (OFAAC) has officially unveiled the Anioma Culture and Heritage Project, a landmark initiative aimed at preserving, documenting, and projecting the rich cultural heritage of the Anioma people. The unveiling, which took place on Wednesday, January 21, 2026, at the Orchid Hotel, Asaba, Delta State, was conducted by OFAAC in partnership with Anioma traditional rulers, underscoring the collective commitment of Anioma leadership to safeguarding their history and identity. Speaking at the event, the President of OFAAC, Kester Ifeadi, announced the inauguration of a high-powered eight -member Steering Committee, alongside thirty (30) zonal sub-committees, to drive the successful implementation of the project across Anioma Nation. Steering Committee Members The Steering Committee is chaired by Prof. (Chief) Mrs. Josephine Mokwunyei, with Dr. Emeka Esogbue serving as Ge...