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02/02/2026

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27/12/2025

I and a friend were talking about you just a few days ago, never imagining this would be the outcome. Hearing today of your demise has left my heart heavy and deeply saddened. Life is truly fragile.
May God grant your soul eternal rest and comfort everyone you left behind.
Rest in perfect peace, Allwell Ademola. You will not be forgotten. 🕊️

10/11/2025

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19/11/2024

Listen to Elohim by Obong Blaze on

"Elohim"is a powerful worship anthem inspired by the Holy Spirit, proclaiming the supremacy and majesty of God. This heartfelt song lifts up the name of the Almighty, acknowledging His sovereignty and

10/07/2024

THE ORIGIN/HISTORY OF IKWERRE PEOPLE:

The Ikwerre (natively known as Iwhuruọha are one of the Igbo Subgroups in Rivers State. Traditional history has classified Ikwerre into seven groups called "Ikwerre Essa". They are Elele, Isiokpo, Rumuji, Emohua, Choba, Aluu Igwuruta and Obio group. This division was recognized by Forde and Jones; (1950) in their ethnographic study of the Igbo speaking peoples of South Eastern Nigeria.

Some Ikwerre people migrated from Ika a subgroup of Igbos in Delta State and Edo state while some migrated from Ngwa, Arochukwu and Ohaji/Egbema.
The Aro first came into the Ikwerre area through Ozuzu-Etche, settling at Isiokpo, Igwuruta, Omagwa, etc. As expected of pre-literate African societies, the history of the people is wrapped in myth and mystery. This presupposes that historians may have to resort to oral tradition for the justifiable/credible reconstruction of the people's history. From the post-colonial dispensation to the present, professional historians and other personals have attempted to reconstruct the history of the people. For instance, the works of Elechi Amadi, especially The Concubine, The Great Ponds, The Slave (novels) and Isiburu (a verse play) are a literary attempt at reconstructing a semblance of the Ikwerre society in the pre-colonial era.
When Port Harcourt was conquered by Nigeria during the Biafran War and the Igbo people from other parts of Igboland fled the territory, a UN report says that the Ikwerre decided to claim that the Ikwerre were non-Igbo for convenience. The Ikwerre are recognized officially as a separate group in the 1979 Nigerian Constitution.
It was about that time that names of places and those of some individuals began to change to reflect a new era in the Ikwerre history. Examples are:
Umu changed to Rumu,
Mu na chi changed to Manuchi,
Nwike changed to Wike,
ObiAkpo changed to ObiakpO,
Chidimma changed to Chiburuoma,
Nwa changed to Nwo.
Ezenwa changed to Ezenwo.

01/07/2024

Henceforth be empowered in the Lord and in the strength of His might.

30/05/2024

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30/05/2024

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27/05/2024

This is a picture of a man who is about to be executed using the ex*****on device called the garrote.

The garrote is an ex*****on device that is documented to have been used in the first century BC Rome. This torture method found its way into modern history.

The condemned would sit with a metal clap wrapped around his neck before the ex*****oner turned the screw that would theoretically burst his brainstem, killing him instantly.