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Ndigbo kwenu, Ndigbo kwenu, Ndigbo kwezue nu ooo…. Agupee uzo, agupee onu. Elu rie, Ala rie. Ndu mmiri, ndu azu, mmiri atala, Azu anwula. Ya diri onye ihu mma, dikwara onye azu mma. Onye shiri ihe oshiri, ya zere. Egbe bere, ugo bere, nke si ibe ya ebela, nku kwakwaa ya. Oji ofor ga ala. Ihe ogu gburu ka ofo n’eri. Onye huru anyi wee bido tuwa ogu ojo, anyi si ogu ya gbalaa ya n’isi. Onye isi anyi na awa aja, ya jiri nke ya chua ya. Emerem gini bu isi-ogu. Ofo gburuji, ofo gbue ede, mana emerem gini gburu ofor. Onye dewere isi nke ya, na acho isi onye ozo, ga atufu nke ya. Oga adiri anyi mma n’ubochi eke; oga adiri anyi mma n’ ubochi orie; oga adiri anyi mma n’ubochi afor, oga adikwuru anyi mma na ubochi nkwo. Anyi ga adi ka echi, maka na echi adighi agwu-agwu. Ubochi uzo na ekpo-oku;ukwu agaghi eli anyi oto.  Ona eme n’ihu, anyi ga ano n’azu, ona emekwa na azu, anyi ga ano n’ihu. Oku n’ agba; nwa-awo ana awuli elu. Onye n’achu nwa-okuko mwe ada, nwa-okuk

Ibele Community in Njaba Local Government witnessed the launching of a book “HIDDEN GENERATION” written by Ezinwa Callistus Chinonso Osunwa. During the event, Chief Launcher/Chairman of the occasion Eng. Sergius Ojikeya received a copy of the book from the author and reflected deeply on its theme. Responding, the author presented his profile, and address for the event to the teaming audience as follows: The Profile of Ezinwa Callistus Chinonso Osunwa The birth of this great young man; Callistus Chinonso was on the 17th of July, 1990 in Warri, Delta State to the family of Mr. Longinus Ama Osunwa and Mrs. Rose Osunwa of Eloka village in Ibele Autonomous Community, Njaba Local Government Area of Imo State of Nigeria. He was born in between four girls as the third out of the five children of his parents. Hi twin brother was lost barely after birth. Spiritual Life His journey of Christian faith and life started on 28 th Dec, 1990 when he was baptized a Catholic by Rev. Fr. R.

The family members of Late Mr. Herbert Okuawuike Nnaoke along with their friends and well-wishers extoled his qualitative lifestyle as his body was laid to rest at his compound in Ekwonna village in Ibele Autonomous Community in Njaba Local Government Area, Imo State-Nigeria on 29 th day of July 2017. At his graveside sermon, prelate of the Assemblies of God, Orlu District used the occasion to remind those present and indeed the entire mankind that celebration of death ceremonies is good as it gives everyone opportunity to ponder over their personal lifes and check at areas that deserve amendment hence; everyone must pass the way of transition. The Reverend made a following remark, “the world is growing in various endeavors, so many people are inventing numerous things that helps livelihood, if then, if a man left all good things he can endeavor to invent and proceed to invent deadly poison that kills others; is such man or woman not to be counted as a mad man?” He conclude