Emeka Esogbue

 Our Anioma People Should Appreciate Our Akwa Ocha Like the Yoruba and Edo Do - Akwa-Ocha Designer, Precious Adigwe Precious Adigwe, a Master’s Degree holder in Mass Communication, is a household name in the design of the Akwa-Ocha cultural fabric of the Anioma people with her products that easily circulates within and outside Anioma, up to overseas, making her one of the most sought after in the local fabric industry. In this interview with PEN MASTER (EMEKA ESOGBUE), Precious Adigwe shares her passion for the fabric, the challenges encountered and ways by which the fabric can be preserved by her people. Excerpts.  Pen Master: Mrs. Precious Adigwe, good to meet you, again. Well, I know you with utmost familiarity but for the purpose of this interview, I will like you introduced to the rest of our readers.  Adigwe: Okay, thank you very much, Pen Master. I am Mrs. Precious Nkem Adigwe, the CEO of PrecyPat Akwaocha & Coral Bead's Designs. I am particularly a creative-pr...

BBC AFRICA SHOWCASES PRECYPAT'S AKWA-OCHA DESIGNS OF THE ANIOMA PEOPLE - Emeka Esogbue (Pen Master) In a rare promotion of the culture of the Anioma people, a group in Delta State, Nigeria, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Saturday arrived at Ibusa to showcase Precypat's Akwa-Ocha designs to the world. Precypat Designs, now Anioma's most circulated Akwa-Ocha fashion outfit is run by Mrs. Precious Adigwe from Ibusa in Oshimili North Local Government Area of Delta State that sells all kinds of designs of the fabric it produces. In a video publicized and circulated on social media yesterday, the various designs were on display.  Her husband, Mr. Patrick Adigwe, a philanthropist who is also community-oriented with testimonial contributions, while circulating the BBC video to the public said: "On the day they arrived, it was a Saturday. They came with many of their crew and various cameras which I have never seen. They were stunned to see many young ones around...