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Thursday, 19 June 2025

IYK DEGREATEST*: *A _PALACE SECRETARY_ LIKE NO OTHER*.



*IYK DEGREATEST*: *A _PALACE SECRETARY_ LIKE NO OTHER*.


The news of the appointment of Mazi Ikechukwu Isaac Udeh - IYK DEGREATEST-  as the Palace Secretary of the Igwe designate of Uhueze Nenwe Kingdom has been warmly received by the NOL Board and NOL members- strong community. Mazi Iyk Udeh is a member of the Board of Administrators, NOL. He holds the job title of *Deputy Director*,  _Grassroots Mobilization For Greater Nenwe_, in the Organization. He will be 'on loan' from the NOL to the Palace while he serves as the *Palace Secretary*.


The Board extends its very enthusiastic congratulations to the new Secretary, 

Mr. Udeh. The Board believes that this appointee is the best choice for the office he will now serve in.  And this is why.


When The Moderator, NOL, (with attentive eyes for unique skills) facilitated the admission of *IYK DEGREATEST* into the NOL, it was clear from the outset that Mr. Udeh would go on to be a great asset to the accomplishing the  NOL mission of serving the best interests of Nenwe Community at all times. He voluntarily made his precious time and hard- accumulated resources available in the course of completing any task assigned to him pursuant to the NOL community service objectives.


For example, during the first NOL  Medical Mission to the Nenwe Community in partnership with Planned Parenthood in Enugu, Nigeria, Mazi Iyk Udeh worked tirelessly and collaboratively with two other NOL volunteer giants - *Mrs. Jacinta  Ijeoma Eke(new Ezeudete)*,, now in The UK,  and The  Late *Mr Jude Osondu Chukwu* ( @ Chief Charles Chukwubike in-law) as the logistics finisher on the ground in that mission. Mr. Iyk Degreatest did all that voluntary service to Nenwe while he was still topping up his academic credentials as a full-time graduate student.


Another instance of Mazi Degreatest's extra- ordinary devotion to the service of the Community we so much love was seen in two of the early security challenges we had in Nenwe a couple of years ago. One of the incidents,which happened in Uhueze Nenwe, occasioned a fatality, and the other, which happened in Agbada,  resulted in permanent but not life- threatening injuries. Mazi Iyk Degreatest and *Ovia Inyinya  *Martin Okafor (Emperor)* were the NOL arrowheads in bringing those horrible incidents to respectful resolutions  -  including some form of restitution to the victims ( both of them were part of the homeland security infrastructure at the time).


With such an impressive Community service credentials, The NOL Board and NOL Community believe that with Mr. Ikechukwu Isaac Udeh is not just best suited to serve the best interests of the Igwe designate, he is well-positioned to serve the best interests of the Uhueze Kingdom and Nenwe.


Congratulations, Deputy Director, Grassroots Mobilization For Greater Nenwe, Mr. Ikechukwu Isaac Udeh.


We, wish you every success, in your new appointment.


*The NOL Board*

Tuesday, 4 January 2022

Mrs Amaka Alinta Oriaku celebrates Christmas With Nenwe women

 Jubilation as Mrs Amaka Alinta Oriaku celebrates Christmas with 600 women from the 4 villages in Nenwe, shared wrappers, bags of rice, groundnut oil, Indomie and buckets.

Children were not left out as they also got shoes and towels.

On yearly basis she carries out this program using her foundation (Amaka Alinta Oriaku Foundation) to give to the poor.

Amaka Alinta is a born giver who believe in contributing to make others successful and happy in life. 

Her siblings came back from US and Uk to support this year’s programe.

Philanthropist Mrs. Amaka Alinta-Oriaku is a responsible wife, mother, mentor and role model to many young people. She is from Emudo Nenwe, married to Hon. Kingsley Oriaku. 

She is a member Enugu State Judicial Service Commission.



(written By C Ude)








Thursday, 14 January 2021

NENWE ON LINE (PLATFORMS) 2020 EDITORIAL

 2020  - THE YEAR THAT TESTED OUR HUMAN RESILIENCE: COUNTING OUR GAINS AMIDST THE LOSSES WE ENDURED:

The year 2020, the immediate past year, has been broadly described as "a year like no other in recent history". Most pundits have been quick to highlight the downward-defining qualities of the year on the lives of the people. But fewer of those public commentaries  brought into sharp focus the upside attributes of the year.  NOL, in this editorial,  has chosen to do both.

As a community we were forced to watch helplessly as COVID-19 crept into the world from Wuhan city in the Communist Republic of China, at the beginning of the year. From the onset it brought along a trail of trepidation, surreptitiously followed by agonizing economic pains, ill health, and ultimately unimaginable death toll. There were many other less visible live pattern disruptions. Around the world nations raced to isolate themselves from each other in desperate efforts to curtail the spread of the virus responsible for COVID-19 Pandemic.  In doing so, unintended real life consequences were also impacted upon the quality of lives of the people. 

However,  as most people were starting to lose hope in living their lives to the fullest,  some surprisingly positive developments started to pop up & to augment, as it seemed, what was left of their quality of lives.

Video conferencing in various platforms became more readily available, bringing people in disparate locations around the world into astonishingly close virtual proximity. It became increasingly popular as a substitute for in- person group, or one-on-one physical meetings, which by the way were impracticable to hold due to the pandemic.

The trend created opportunities to re-imagine the concept of meetings, conferences, professional seminars and even classroom learning experiences. The COVID-19 pandemic gave us a brand new virtual world of seemingly infinite possibilities on what we could do on-line, & in real time.

With the Nenwe Online platforms (NOl) already in place  and thriving as the pandemic struck, our people,  with her  wide pool of talented human resources, tapped into the community organizing  skills of NOL to launch new initiatives, create awareness or to broaden the appeals of existing endeavors. Just to illustrate with only a few examples:

 1) NDA: While much of the world was under quarantine and in mutual isolation,  the NENWE DIASPORA ASSOCIATION, NDA, was founded; & started meeting periodically on Zoom under the leadership of  Elder Linus Mbah, its Chairman. By pulling together our sons and daughters residing at different locations across the world, the NDA has been able to coalesce their interests into focusing on creating additional layer of security for our Nenwe community.  At the twilight of 2020, the NDA made its first public outing in grand style: it procured four automobile two-wheelers for the Nenwe Central Vigilante outfit operating in the four autonomous communities. The NOL was at hand for the recruitment of new members, and fundraising logistics.

2) NIF: A Community -oriented charitable foundation made up of Nenwe people, with Abuja as its base, & Dr. Cyril Oleh as the President, continued to leverage the platforms of NOL in creating awareness of its development programs in the past year, during this pandemic. The last public function in 2020 by the Nenwe Integrity Foundation, NIF,  was the handingover ceremony of a set of 25 classroom desks to two of the four Autonomous Communities for distribution to primary schools in their respective areas.  In an updated statement, the NIF, promised to complete the run by the end of this month, January 2021, with supplying similar desk donations to the other two Autonomous Communities left out in the first round.

 3) Mrs. ALINTAH-ORIAKU'S NENWE DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS:  The generosity and resourcefulness of our people were made even more abundant by the string of long running,  grassroots development efforts of the aforementioned daughter of Nenwe . The NOL stable has all along,  been a willing partner in creating wider awareness of those laudable initiatives in the community, and raising supportive partners. The ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of  various projects under her auspices attracted the attention and presence of some political headliners in our immediate constituency. That in itself has some potential political upsides for the community.

4) THE CIVIC RECEPTION AT  AGBADA COMMUNITY. NOL noted with pride the recently organized civic reception in honor of one of the political representatives from the constituency. The event, reportedly, attracted a number of political leaders from the state, and hopefully getting them to take renewed interests in the development of Nenwe. The NOL stable served as willing partner in the dissemination of the news;  and as a platform for the mobilization. NOL further noted with joy that Dr. Nicholas Udeh, one of NOL's innovative members served as one of the arrowheads of the event.

NOL will gladly continue to support more of such political activities by more group members in all the four Autonomous Communities of Nenwe. 

5) NENWE YOUTHS ORGANIZATION "MARATHON" - another NOL -inspired grassroots organizing team mounted a very successful public campaign  aimed at rooting out some manifestations of social ills in Nenwe Community predominantly perpetrated by some youths and with the youths of the community as majority victims. Again, NOL stable, and its spinoffs were the ready-made central mobilizer for this lofty objective both in terms of participation in the "Marathon", and for the fundraiser. NOL hopes to continue, into the foreseeable future, partnering with any number of groups of volunteers working for the advancement of the public interests of our collective native community, Nenwe. 

6) "OKA OKORO" FILM PROJECT: This modest cost, highly popular documentary film of the early history of Nenwe people and her culture produced by our people with Mazi Silas Nwaenye and Mrs. Uzoigwe  as the lead anchors, arguably, reawakened the intrinsic resilience of our people in serving our community. The interests generated by this film reverberated into 2020 - "the year like no other".  NOL, with all its platforms, was there to lend supportive hands in the promotion and various logistical assistance for the successful launch and distribution.

7) Mrs. KANDE DANIEL'S "POWER WOMAN" ONLINE TV TALK SHOW: This virtual TV talk show, was born out of the durable professional experiences of Mrs. Daniel. Mrs.. Daniel is one of the trailblazers among Nenwe daughters.  As an active participant and one of the lead discussants on NOL, she took the initiative and plunged her enviable experiences in public broadcasting, into bringing about discussion topics, on weekly basis, as varied as her ever increasing diverse audience.

8) "WINGS OF DISTINCTION: MEMOIRS OF A FIGHTER PILOT"  The year like no other also brought to Nenwe Community, another gain, and another reason to smile. One of our eminent sons, AVM Chris Chukwu, by dint of hardwork, joined the exclusive club of best-selling authors with the launch of his book entitled as noted above. In keeping with the time, the author has now shelfved this book in Amazon virtual book store. What this means is that this highly sought-after book is just a click away, regardless of your location in the world. The author has also embarked on the book tour to promote, and distribute his work. Please tack onto  the NOL platforms  for the author's most updated itinerary. NOL will continue to provide  stable platforms on which to stand for higher personal and group reaches.

9) THE BIRTH OF A UNIVERSITY - Nenwe Online University ( NOLU) also came on board in the course of the year in review. The idea to establish a uniquely suited University to serve the interest of our culture, and people came as the natural next step, given the abundance of talents, skills and the enthusiastic readership desiring to redefine the present frontiers of knowledge in many different knowledge areas. As expected the membership and interests have continued to expand astronomically. The increase in the number of participants in the University and the diversity of interests that came with it will be matched by the corresponding contents in the discussion topics, as we continue to roll into & through the New Year.

With  the resolve for enhanced vigor in community mobilization, NOL welcomes everyone of us into the New Year,  2021.

From;

The Managment 

NOL

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Monday, 8 July 2019

THE BRAVE LADY,GBURUGBURU & NSUKKA YOUTHS

On Monday, tomorrow, I will be once again occupied by my daily teaching activities like each one of us in your own ethical works all over the world.

I had planned to say bye to this matter but as responses trickle in one is at personal feeling to respond.

I still hail that young woman for speaking out her mind. She, like some of us, was angered by what we read and pictures we saw realistically from natural human settings in Nenwe and now Nomeh.

All the outburst from this Nsukka Youths’ spokesman is the worst tactic used to confuse people.

In all his speech one did not hear him clear the Governor of why he gave people money in Nenwe and called the money tobacco/ chop chop money; and we Nigerians or human beings know better when human beings behave like that in a matter like what that, means.

If Nenwe people clashed or have an issue with the murderous group like the Fulani/ Cattle Herders. If a Governor goes there the communique that would be issued and would give reasonable Nenwe and other people a sense of security and transparency will be stern security measures we could lay hands on in the communique, not bribe money being given to anyone.

In short, the Govetnor’s handling of the matter still remains foggy to say the least.

The Nsukka spokesman did not give us a sound method by which the governor settled the encounter of Nenwe people and the killers. He just kept heaping blames on the young women even questioning her Nsukka citizenship: does that matter to standing and proclaiming the truth?

Instead of haunting for the young woman, let the Nsukka Youths come out and verify for us that the lands said to be given to the Ruga Project in Nomeh and Emudo, Nenwe that are defended by mobile police are false!

We got nothing from the spokesman than the usual Nigerian corrupt way of defending even a demon if he will give out pepper soups/ jobs/ and position.

To date, what transpired in Nenwe and now Momeh remains scary!

Why hasn’t the Igwe who was implicated in this matter come out to clear the cloud?

We would listen to him to tell us as Nenwe people what he knows as a person who is in the epicenter of the whole controversy.

May the young woman live long for her bravery. Whatever happens to her, she will be Enugu State Jones de Arc, I hope I spelled her names well: the gallant French Lady That was burned to death on the stake for her bravery whose portrait can be seen on the shoulders of French elite Navy Units in recognition of her bravery when it was not recognized by the people of her time.

The young women has balls in between her legs in such a way that some of us men are not even close!

J.C.

Friday, 28 December 2018

Thursday, 24 September 2015

CHANGES ON THE WAY



ADMINISTRATIVE COMMUNICATION
·         We have arrived the 5000 quota ascribed by FB and may not accept more requests , However, we shall start to remove names  of those who never posted anything nor commented on any issue .i.e dormant addresses thus creating more rooms .

These are some platforms  and groups managed by NOL.
·         You can however subscribe to Nenwe on line group all information go there also.https://www.facebook.com/groups/53245186141/   NOL GROUP
 
·         Or  the group for younger ones…New generation : https://www.facebook.com/groups/nenweonline.newgeneration/
·         This group is where  people learn and communicate mainly in Nenwe language https://www.facebook.com/groups/1505573913074466/




 The first NOL  ( which has some sub groups, religious, health, education etc) started in  2002. you can apply for subscription through : https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/NENWEONLINE/info

·         Our blog is http://nenweonline.blogspot.co.uk/
·         Our FB web page is . https://www.facebook.com/nenweonline
·         Our NOL WhatsApp still has some space to add numbers. This is for immediate contact and ‘breaking  News’: you can get connected through someone who is already there ,therefore ask around or inbox your phone number to the moderator
·         There are also OTHER NUMEROUS VIBRANT Nenwe  groups  but the above  are the main social media administrated by NOL  which started officially in august 2002.

WE ARE STARTING A SELECTION OF  VOLUNTEER MODERATORS  FOR THESE GROUPS.
I still have a lot to offer  but I believe GOOD  younger hands  might add more innovative aspects  to our  general communication advancement. Secondly the demand is getting much .
We have  just nominated /appointed Ifeoma Alinta (Oyibo Alinta)  one of the moderators in the new group Nenwei (nol) https://www.facebook.com/groups/1505573913074466/  which she has not  yet accepted anyway. Though resident outside Nigeria , she has been very outstanding in written and spoken Nenwei on NOL, and other contributions in cultural, social/educational promotions within the community.
THE INNOVATIONS CONTINUE
Thanks
The Moderator  (NOL)
Chukwubike Okey. Charles 
 


Wednesday, 12 November 2014

LETTERS TO CHRIS....(CHRIS & I )... NOL ..1722 OF NOV 2004

1722Chris & I  

https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/NENWEONLINE/conversations/messages/1722
  • CHARLIE_MBC
    Nov 29 11:58 AM
    CULLED FROM nenweonline@yahoogroups.com archives 
    Dear Chris,In the Italian culture today is we celebrate your “ottavario”. It is the 8th day of someone’s death or burial. The person is remembered with a mass or in other cultural and traditional ways that might make some of our” Nigerian Christians” think twice about their opinion on “Ikwa-ozu nkwa lambo”. Remember we talked once on how some of our devoted Christians are entering into the black books of their Pastors because of this act. Remember, we discussed on the problems one faces when he comes home, with reconciling himself again with the “Nigerian Christianity and the neo Nigerian Christians” I told you that I do not consider it a blasphemy nor sin that I do not do (sometimes even advice opposite) what our Parish priest at home preach to our people. Well, dear Mono, good or bad   we remembered you and will still do it again in many other ways. A mass started it anyway. I don’t know when you will read this mail; someone said that it will be on the last day, if it is so I will be coming with it then. Some other person said the last day could be  .now, today, tomorrow, and one hundred years to come; another said it is all over… Just a moment: did you ever understand this catechism before “crossing over there”? Hey, either way anytime you see me ask for a copy. I just want to share again with you those stories and moments that we passed together which always brought different feelings and sensations anytime we met. The last time was in June 2003. It was 1966/67 and the returnees were flooding home from all parts of the federation,the schools were filled with those “foreign Nenweraians”. Some never spoke Nenwei nor Igbo. The Mbanwarus, Nwaruezes, Kanus, Mbahs, Chukwus, Alintas etcYou were there in elem 5c with me, Ngozi Mbah (Agbada), Rebecca Ani (now Mrs. Ndubisi),Bonny nwarueze, Osy Allwell, Mike Ogbete etc: Some of you were also coming from St Paul’s  Agbada and St David’s Obuovu which had only elem 4. You all were new to us. The returnees like you were viewed as more intelligent pupils than we locals probably because you spoke only English, but this wrong opinion vanished after the first test and exams, we saw we were all Elem 5     pupils with individual capacities and developments. Our courage came back. Both parts practiced a great rivalry and some “discrimination”.

    You got your first “guy name” (man pass man) from the essay/composition   the late Willy Ugwueke (choir master) told us to write on our fathers compound. …… Man pass man…. But nothing passes God…..The war intensified late Rev Fr Orji came home, we were serving him and the Parish priest Rev Fr Eze from Nsukka. We both “stole” and ate Rev Fr Orjis host for the communion under the guide of one “bad boy”. We felt like Adam and Eve the next day at the morning mass and never did it again. I continued to think we would end up in hell (Oku Nmuo) for that until Fr Orji talked to us. None of us told him what we did, then how he knew of it was   a mystery to us then.The militiamen came to County and St Peters and we enrolled with the Boys Company in county under Charlie Agwu of Mgbowo/Maryland USA). I went to Agbogugu  for further training and lost you. Agbogugu, Nenwe, Agwu fell to the Nigerians and you escaped with Rev Orji to the PH/ Uguta  war front. My father- MBC told me during the war when he met you people at a dangerous spot, you confirmed it after the war.”.. I saw that your friend the son of Chief D.K Mbah., he is  living with Father Orji  and I have advised Father Orji to go away from war zones but  I know he will not listen …. Rev Fr Orji: your tales about him and his activates (helping Biafran soldiers and civilians in surviving the enemies) during the war would make  a big book and the South American Jesuits jealous. 
    The civil war ended and we found ourselves again at St Peters and could not finish exchanging stories of our 25 months separation before we were due again for another road.St Johns Seminary Nsukka   saw both of us, and during the week of entrance exams and selection we all prayed to be selected to be together in the seminary and probably to become priests same time ( easy sweet dreams).Both of us were selected but as you know, some forces that I came to understand later stood between St Johns, you and me.  I went to the almighty County and you stayed at St John’s. However, County continued to be our meeting point during the holidays either for  holiday studies or those unending table tennis tournaments. Remember Inno. Ezeh-Mobutu, now at Oji River (anesthesiologists),  Ume Jilmin the best player, D.mbah, Law Nwarueze-playing with left hand , Charlie Nwarueze, Aaron Okorie –if he was not with S. O at Enugu, Clem. Nwogidi, (then a student of Tai Solarin’s Mayflower collage Ikene) and a host of others.It was on one of these outings during the holiday at County that you met me under a mango tree after better or lucky players eliminated us and confided in me you problems and intention to leave St John’s. According to you I was the first to know and you asked my advice and possible ways of getting about admission. A bitter decision for you and difficult assistance you were requesting from me.  To be continued……



Monday, 5 May 2014

GODWIN EMEKA ORJI (RIP) ..a GENTLEMAN

Our brother the Most Humble Godwin Chukwuemeka Orji was laid to rest in his home at Emulemoke Agbada Autonomous Community in Nenwe on the 2nd of May 2014.
Igwe as fondle called by his friends but also popularly know as 'EKA ALA-ERI ERI' by his mates was married to Mrs Maria Orji and blessed with 3 children.
 Godwin was a 'complete' gentleman,very generous and lively during his days in 'County' , WAEC office and UNN.
During his days in the WAEC office (at the present Otigba junction/Fire service area) he was always there to help  whoever came from the village  with  problems there at WAEC office  even using his money  for photocopies and some entertainments while you waited; very special then  and contrary to what is obtained or  we generally see now among civil servants.
His family,siblings , relations and the entire County and Nenwe community dearly miss this generous gentleman.
May his soul rest in peace(RIP). Amen.
From, 
The Moderator
(Nenwe-On-Line)

Sunday, 6 April 2014

AMORJI (NENWE) PRINCESS :TOOCHI IFEANETU 'S TRAD WEDDING

AMORJI (NENWE) PRINCESS :TOOCHI IFEANETU 'S TRADITIONAL  WEDDING IN PICTURES (05TH APRIL,2014)










Tuesday, 7 January 2014

MISS NENWE 2014


 presentation of the 2014 miss by the outgoing Miss 2013

                                                       MISS NENWE 2014



                                               OUT-GOING MISS NENWE  2013
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PICTURES .......by fotothought  (chukbyke)

Sunday, 28 April 2013

Barrister Kay. Marries Chukwuma

 Obu-ovu (Nenwe) 20th April 2013:
Mr & Mrs Nwaru (Jon & Cee) gave their daughter ; Barrister Kay. Nwaru to  marriage . The Lucky young man is Mr Chukwuma  from Nsukka.
It was a 'general return' and nice meeting,Abacha & nkwu -elu etc were  abundant.
We wish the Nwarus and the new  couple Peace and Gods guidance.
Thanks to all NOL members  who were present and those who sent messages or prayed in silence  for the family(silent Prayers).
Our sincere  compliments   to our energetic and able patriot Clem Ebere  for  constantly in these occasions an 'after event , event/meetings.' The three I have  participated under this his volunteered involuntary meetings  for mediation and progress were very  fruitful. I have always  known force  men could  be good motivators and mediators  as well.
Happy Sunday.
The Moderator (nol)

























Obu-ovu (Nenwe) 20th April 2013:
Mr & Mrs Nwaru (Jon & Cee) gave their daughter ; Barrister Kay. Nwaru to  marriage . The Lucky young man is Mr Chukwuma  from Nsukka.
It was a 'general return' and nice meeting,Abacha & nkwu -elu etc were  abundant.
We wish the Nwarus and the new  couple Peace and Gods guidance.
Thanks to all NOL members  who were present and those who sent messages or prayed in silence  for the family(silent Prayers).
Our sincere  compliments   to our energetic and able patriot Clem Ebere  for  constantly in these occasions an 'after event , event/meetings.' The three I have  participated under this his volunteered involuntary meetings  for mediation and progress were very  fruitful. I have always  known force  men could  be good motivators and mediators  as well.
Happy Sunday.
The Moderator (nol)