As we steer through the complexities of this modern life, it is becoming increasingly evident and worrisome, that these two treacherous traits: sycophancy and hypocrisy are eating deep into the very fabric of our society. These twins evil have brazenly infiltrated every aspect of our lives, from the highest echelons of power to the most […]
Sycophancy and Hypocrisy: The Bane of Our Society Read More »
Nde Aro as we know, are a people renowned for our rich cultural heritage and resilience. A people who by our ancestral construct, can simply be described as a large, bounded family. I feel so glad in my spirit, as I behold among the Aro people, a unique spirit of patriotism which has emerged, and
Umu Aro’s Patriotism: A Boon to Aro Kingdom Read More »
Abu 239- “Nani olu anyi k’aga eji cheta anyi.” The Anglican hymn above is a popular hymn sung mostly during burials. It portrays a deep sense of metaphor, reflective to only the conscious. Regrettably, people sometimes misconstrue the message it carries, by thinking it is sung for only the dead. They forgot that the sermons, prayers,
What Will You Be Remembered For? The Gov Alex Otti’s Example Read More »
Merry Christmas to the good people of Aro Kingdom. We return all gratitude to God Almighty, for the privilege to celebrate another Christmas. I do not know how many people in Aro, who have observed that recently in our Kingdom, the word ‘Truth’, has suddenly became a star word, or do I say, “a celebrity
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“ Folk tales and myths, they’ve lasted for a reason. We tell them over and over because we keep finding truth in them, and we keep finding life in them” – Patrick Ness As a young lady who came into marriage with excitement, enabled by love, I was in a hurry to know almost everything
The Myth & Metaphor of “Nwa Aro Icho, Mkpoola Icho” Read More »
“A little wrong-doing is moral decline in motion” – Stephanie Mohan Happy Easter to all Umu Aro wherever you may domicile. Easter as we know, is a period of reflection . It is the time we remember the love Christ showed mankind, when he made the supreme sacrifice
The Metaphor of Societal Decadence, the Family Role Read More »
The Presidency doesn’t change who you are, it reveals who you are, and the same thing is true of the Presidential Campaign. So, if a candidate is erratic and threatening, if a candidate traffics in prejudice, fears, and lies on the trail, if a candidate has no clear plans to implement their goals, if they
Not What They Claim: Beware of Evil Hearts in Leadership Positions! Read More »
What is governance if people are not happy? No reasonable Governor should be happy, when his people are not happy… We are not only paying salaries, we pay gratuities, and we have gone ahead to do projects… – Gov. Nyesom Wike ( On the commissioning of Obio/Akpor New Layout ) Comfort, as we know, is
The Metaphor of Comfort in Penury: The Abia Example! Read More »
The history of the black world cannot be complete without the mentioning of the great forebears of Aro Kingdom. A generation that never saw the four walls of a classroom yet, they were more educated than some of the PhD holders of today. A generation that never rode on any 4 wheel car, but they
THE ARO OF YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW Read More »
Let me first say Merry Christmas to the good people of Aro Kingdom. We return all gratitude to God Almighty, who in His infinite mercies, and powers, have weathered the storms of the challenges of this time; and have preserved us, to celebrate this year’s Christmas with our kith and kin. While I was considering
O maa zam n’onu, The bane of our society Read More »
