Obviously this is a Xmas with a difference for Aro News Newspaper. It is not something that calls for cerebration but mourning, especially for the pioneers that closely associated with the duo whose sacrifices earned us the enviable brand. The demise of these two great sons of the kingdom that played significant roles in our […]
We Mourn the Loss of Mazi JN Oji & Mazi Sinclair Ogbonnia Read More »
On behalf of His Royal Majesty, Mazi Ogbonnaya Okoro, CFR, the EzeAro of Arochukwu Kingdom, Ndi EzeOgo, the President-General, Nzuko Arochukwu World-wide, the National Executive Committee, Villages, Sponsors (corporate and individuals) and the entire Arochukwu community, it’s my privilege to welcome you to 2018 Ikeji festival and Ekekpe Arochukwu. The current leadership of Nzuko Arochukwu
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A new ‘gospel’ is making the rounds in town, propelled by the desire of ladies who wish to maintain a size 10 shape even after several pregnancies. All the chapters and verses are contained in a new book published by Amara Kanu, a creative entrepreneur who has used her qualifications in Architecture and Entrepreneurial Management
Healthy Living with Amara Kanu Read More »
At the last board meeting of Aro News Publications Ltd hosted by the corporate attorney, Barrister Oscar Okoro, one major decision taken was the appointment of Dr Kanu Ohuche-led committee on Aro News 20th anniversary. The board chair, Mazi Kanu Ivi, FCA, retreated the importance of the committee’s assignment, tasking it to ensure the delivery
Great Memories as Aro News Clock 20!! Read More »
Aro News, the foremost community newspaper of Arochukwu kingdom has recorded another feat as the first to maintain unbroken presence at newsstands for two decades. The quarterly newspaper which was founded by Dr Azubike Okoro and his team debuted in 1997 when the maiden edition was published. This calls for celebration given the history of
Aro News Clocks 20: Reminiscences of its history, achievements, etc. Read More »
It is no longer news that the George Ezumah-led exco of Nzuko Arochukwu rode to power on a crest of very popular support and avowed commitment to make a difference in the lives of the citizens. This was evident from the events that ushered it into office, beginning with the election itself and how it
Aro Diaspora and Aro Renaissance: The Homecoming of Izuogu & Eni Asaa at Ikeji 2016!! Read More »
The above caption derives from the issues of the times, so needs to be explained. It’s no longer news that a brand new Nzuko Aro leadership is in place. It is also no longer news that the first Central Executive Committee (CEC) meeting hosted by Lagos branch was carnival-like. Again, readers of this column are
We Shall Not Waiver! Memo to New Nzuko Aro Helmsmen!! Read More »
Hard as I tried to steer away from commenting on issues of leadership in this particular edition, the need and urge refused to give way, perhaps due to the critical role of a social scientist .i.e. to inform and educate its audience. Moreover, no other issue could be more topical given that election for new
As New Leadership Beckons! It’s Goodbye Old Order & Welcome New Era! Read More »
Early this year, I did a two-part series of article on “leadership deficit and security challenges in Arochukwu” which x-rayed the enormity of challenges associated with the present crop of leaders in our community and the attendant consequences. However, the article did not conclude without providing current and would-be leaders with the path to true
Nzuko Arochukwu Election: The Leadership We Deserve in 2016 Read More »
A short electronic mail from Lulu Press, Inc. Raleigh, NC, USA few days back was so exciting that it took my attention away from other issues earlier slated to be addressed by this column. Given its importance, I believe it is deserving to share the ‘good news’ with our readers for a better appreciation of
