![LATE CHIEF ONUOHA EMEGHE([Amatamata] 1924-2006)](https://nkporo.org/storage/chief-onouha-emeghe-760x430.jpg)
LATE CHIEF ONUOHA EMEGHE([Amatamata] 1924-2006)
LATE CHIEF ONUOHA EMEGHE ((Amatamata) 1924 - 2006) The nuptial knot between the late Chief Emeghe Ejiama of Ndi Mgba and Late Madam Ogbuewu Okpe Oge of Ndi Mpam in 1923 was blessed with a child in 1924. The mother died when the child Onuoha Emeghe was very young.
Chief Humble Ukachi
Chief Humble Ukachi Akuma was born as the second Son of Evangelist Akuma Agwu of Ndi Okpe Royal Compound, Agbaja Nkporo, Ohafia LGA.
Chief Jackson Ude: Odozi Obodo
Jackson Ude, is a seasoned Nigerian-American Journalist with three decades of experience within Nigeria and the United States. He was born in Amurie, Nkporo in Ohafia Local government of Abia State, Nigeria.
Chief Frank Udemba
Chief Frank Udemba (Fellow Professional Leadership practitioners Institute)was born at Etitiama Nkporo Ohafia LGA Abia state Nigeria to the family of Late Chief and Mrs Mba Ugwuogo of Ndi Okoro Akuma compound .
PRINCE IMO UKO IWELA: IKEMBA OF AGBO-OHA KINGDOM
The words of Oswald Sanders quickly resonate on the introduction of Prince Imo Uko Iwela, and I quote. When God wants to drill a man, Thrill a man, and skill a man, When God wants to mould a man to play the noblest part; When he yearns all his heart to create so great and a bold man that all the world shall be amazed, Watch his ways, how he ruthlessly perfects who he royally elects.
Published Works by Eminent Nkporo Sons
There were at least twenty very useful published works by eminent Nkporo sons. These books except the one written last year have no digital copy per se so we at Nkporo.org want to convert these vital books into E-copies so that our people can easily have them However, they will be sold at a cost depending on the author’s price, we at Nkporo.org will receive incentives depending on the arrangement
Nkporo in different southern parts of Nigeria
Nkporo in different southern parts of Nigeria: Do you know that outside of our own clan (Nkporo) in Ohafia LGA, Abia State, there are some other communities across the southern part of Nigeria in which our people from Nkporo, who as a result of migration, have remained until this very moment.
REMINISCENCE OF THE PRICELESS GEM LATE HON. BARRISTER UKA OLU AGWU (1926-2000)
“I have found that success is measured. not so much about the position attained in life. as he obstacles which hase heen overcome in attaining that position”. Booker T. Washington: The triumph of perseverance is constantly evident in the life of every great man. Our beacon light. Late Hon. Barrister Uka Olu Agwu has left an indelible mark in the sands of time, out of sheer hard work and devotion
Memoir of HRH Eze John Otuwe Ndukwe, Awalochie 1 of Ukwa Nkporo
HRH Eze John Otuwe Ndukwe, the Awalochie 1 of Ukwa Nkporo in Ohafia Local Government Area (LGA), was a revered traditional ruler whose life and reign left an indelible mark on his community. His story is one of dedication, leadership, and a deep commitment to preserving the cultural heritage of Nkporo.
Elder/Chief O.O.Opanwa; a Valorous Gentle Giant
Elder/Chief Opanwa Oji Opanwa aka Teacher Opanwa was born on November 02, 1931, to the family of Late Chief Oji Opanwa Udemini of Ndi Ude Compound Etitiama Nkporo. His late father, a renowned farmer, and chief priest of Agbala Amaelu for decades was born into the Ibe Ogburu Ofia maternal family. His late mother, Madam Ogeri Oji Opanwa, nee Kalu Igwo,
Attraction of NDDC Street to Etitiama Nkporo
A Beacon of Light for Nkporo: Celebrating the Selfless Vision of one of Nkporo's sound minds. An Engineer and a true son of Etitiama Nkporo whose heart beat with a deep and unwavering love for his people. He sees not just the present, but a brighter future for Nkporo. This vision manifested in a truly transformative project: the attraction of over 700 NDDC solar streetlights that now grace over
Nkporo Digital Literacy Leap Project
Nkporo, a rural community in Abia State, Nigeria, is home to brilliant young minds—but without digital access, their talents remain untapped with many left behind in the digital age. Over 60% of its youth lack access to digital skills, internet, and modern opportunities.