Estimates for building: NGN 800,000
Total estimated cost: NGN 1,000,000
Finance plan: NGN20,000 donated by 50 people.
More detailed plans are available on request. Please contact the chairman Steve Anagwu.
Uhuori Project Committee
Members:Members: Uhuori Project Committee
Steve Anagwu – 08181020048
Agozie Ezeokafor
Chinedu Ofoma
Alloy Anene
Azubuike Chukwumaeze
Chidi Muotoe
Ekene Udezue
Ekpereka
Goddy Anene
Izuchukwu Anene
Izuchukwu Nwosu
Kingsley Nwaigbo
Prince Nwafor OjiAwala
Kenenna – 07038197688
No Name – 08027778511
Big Fish – 08032624494
Gmmaco – 08033083559
No Name – 08033366616
Jacob – 08033370682
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Chuka Anene – 08034542588 (Chairman)
No Name – 08036139419
Uzondu Obinna – 08037186922
Polycarp Udezue -08037573672
Jonah – 08038007469
Chriss-08059440553
Vincent Iyke – 08064944543
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DennisChioma81 – 08161784506
Stev – 08166009009
Timothy Obianuka – 08188406565
Donatus Chisom Akposionu – 09083537794
Patrick – +447403054990
Henry – +447846813507
Work at and around Obi Ezeòcha.
To forestall the taking over of the uhuori section (ógbó ùhuori) at Afor Ukpor market the UVU executive has inaugurated a projects committee to take on the task of raising funds for the renovation of this Shopping Centre.
Front view of the Obi Ezeocha – as at May 120th 2019 
Proposed building front view…
Floor plan of Obi Ezeocha- proposed 
Front view 
Left perspective 
Back view 
Right perspective 
Design of proposed building
Ahia Okika square
In addition the executive led by our able chairman Steve Anagwu is working hard to raise money to renovate and beautify the Obi Ezeòcha and the environment generally.
A worthy and desirable project he needs all our support. Therefore we are all. Encouraged as ndi uhuori to contribute whatever we can to get these projects up and running .
Great people of Uhuori ukpor… it’s time to get up, come out and be counted. Obi Ezeocha is at the very root of the history of Uhuori and ukpor. Ezeocha was a great Uhuori man and Eze of Ukpor. His Obi at afor was the central court for all ndi ukpor. Adjacent to the Udo Ukpor altar. We now want to renovate this historic site to a world standard cultural monument. Be a part of this and write your family name in stone. Name spots on the ANCESTORS board are limited!
There will also be a paved walk way around the perimeter of obi and Udo shrine. The highest donors will get a chance to have their names immortalized using plaques along this path. PLEASE NOTE: Work starts Monday 13th May 2019. Target date for completion is Saturday 8th June 2019.
Above is the layout of the entire space . Showing obi Ezeocha, ahia okika square, ogbo umunwanyi Uhuori, the shopping centre, and behind obi Ezeocha is the Udo shrine. Separated by a wall.
Donate NGN20,000 now to:
Account Name: Uhuori Village Union
Bank: UBA
Account number: 2070798577.
First come first served.!!!!!
Iri ji òfuò 2018 kicks off
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The annual new yam festival of ndi Igbo commenced on Tuesday 18th September with the ahia okika at Afor Ukpor with ndi odinani from all around igboland in full attendance. It was indeed a grand occasion with lots of fanfare and good cheer. The celebration continues today at the historic cultural centre – Obi Ukwu Uhuori Ukpor where the incumbent Eze – Eze Frank Ojukwu launched the celebration with thanks and prayers for the continued progress and success of ndi Ukpor. More Pictures to follow soon. Enjoy! 
Eze prays for progress and peace of Uhuori and her son’s/daughters
Emergency easter youth assembly
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Am emergency youth meeting was convened on Saturday 7th April 2018 at obi Ùkwù Uhuori.
On the agenda was the election for executive positions.
A new vibrant team was inaugurated.
Moreover the issue of leveraging information and communications technologies to facilitate effective organization was harped on.
So many other important issues were raided and dealt with. Annual meeting times dates and online calendar and scheduling of events.
My Anambra. Nkeanyi kachasi nma
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MY Anambra.. The land of the Rising Stars.
“Let us retrieve and renew the values that once were ours. The values of conscience and integrity. Of community and consensus.”
My name is Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. I am from Abba, in Njikoka LGA. My mother is from Umunnachi in Dunukofia LGA. I grew up in Nsukka, in Enugu State, a town that remains deeply important to me, but Abba and Umunnachi were equally important to me. My childhood was filled with visits. To see my grandmother, to spend Christmas and Easter, to visit relatives. I know the stories of my great grandfather and of his father, I know where my great grandmother’s house was built, I know where our ancestral lands are. Abum nwa afo Umunnachi, nwa afo Abba, nwa afo Anambra. I am proud of Anambra State. And if our sisters and brothers who are not from Anambra will excuse my unreasonable chauvinism, I have always found Igbo as spoken by ndi Anambra to be the most elegant form of Igbo. Anambra State has much to be proud of. This is a state that produced that political and cultural colossus Nnamdi Azikiwe. This is a state that produced the mathematics genius Professor James Ezeilo. This is a state that produced Dora Nkem Akunyili, a woman who saved the lives of so many Nigerians by demonstrating dedicated leadership as the Director General of NAFDAC. This is a state that produced Nigeria’s first professor of Statistics, Professor James Adichie, a man I also happen to call daddy. This is a state that produced the first woman to be registrar of Nigeria’s premiere university, UNN, Mrs Grace Adichie, a woman I also happen to call Mummy. This is a state that has produced great writers. If Chinua Achebe and Chukwuemeka Ike had not written the books they did, when they did, and how they did, I would perhaps not have had the emotional courage to write my own books. Today I honour them and all the other writers who came before me. I stand respectfully in their shadow. I also stand with great pride in the shadow of so many other daughters and sons of Anambra State. So while we, ndi Anambra, till our fertile soil with strength, let us also be sure that we have not offended our fathers or our mothers. Let us retrieve and renew the values that once were ours. The values of conscience and integrity. Of community and consensus. Let us disagree and agree to disagree but let us do so NOT as separate fractious groups fighting against each other constantly, but as people who ultimately have the same goal: a better community for everyone, a better Anambra state. Link to source
Would you attend the next iri ji festival?
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Iri Ji Festival is a very much valued festival for Ndi Igbo.
In 2018 we would like to celebrate this with a renewed vigour and make it lots of fun for the younger people.
We are looking for volunteers.
Would you like to join us in planning and executing this event?
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Madam Ebuleme
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Madam Ebuleme was laid to rest today at a very colourful yet sombre funeral ceremony at the family home.
A section of the huge crowd at the funeral…
More views from the event today
Everyonecan now Post to Uhuori.org
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The website is now open for posting by all registered members Here you can share your memories of our beautiful home town, pictures from your visit home, and special photos from events at home. There are many of our brothers/sisters across the world who would love to see such recent images from home. To Register Now – CLICK HERE — > REGISTER NOW!!! After you register you will be logged in immediately and you can click on NEW POST to start sharing.
Ima na ndi ocha na etikwa nmanwu?
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This is a German Masquerade called. Narrenzunft Gundelfingen – guild of jesters Gundelfingen. Right there are Atheists, Spiritualists, Christians, Muslims and many more they gathered to watch and celebrate their Cultural heritage.
Ima na ndi Ocha na etikwa Nmanwu?
Narrenzunft Schloßbergturm, Albstadt-Ebingen
Eulentaler Hexe – Narrenzunft Bierlingen
It’s quite unfortunate that many Igbo people and other Africans see their Masquerades as an evil thing. The same things we condemned and run from is the same thing we pay ticket to watch in another Man’s country. Is quite a shameful thing and a disgrace to us Africans, we are so brainwashed to the extent anything a White man does is beautiful but We have succeeded in demonizing ours.