BEFORE THE CURTAIN FALLS: Is Onitsha the Extravagance Capital of Nigeria? By Dom Ikeogu
I did not set out to stoke the fires of controversy when I penned the article titled “Is Onitsha the Extravagance Capital of Nigeria?” It was, for me, a deep …
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I did not set out to stoke the fires of controversy when I penned the article titled “Is Onitsha the Extravagance Capital of Nigeria?” It was, for me, a deep …
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I had studiously refrained from lending a voice to this subject discussion, not for lack of interest, but a colossal waste of intellectual energy on a topic encapsulated with misguided …
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I can see that Ikeogu’s Million Dollar question is not only raising dust, but a sand storm. Like a bloodhound I smell blood. Ikeogu! Ike ogu; we don’t need the …
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Before the Ozo title was gifted me by my father, titled relatives and acquaintances of mine were fond of telling me that once I took it, I would eschew my …
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Quite recently, Dom Ikeogu released a “knight-errant” like style article captioned, Is Onitsha the Extravagance Capital of Nigeria, thatdepicted Agbalanze Onitsha as a group of bon vivants and spendthrifts. He …
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Given the high levels of want and privation prevalent in under-developed societies, one would expect that the few individuals who manage to “make it” would invest their surpluses wisely in …
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The recent publication by Dom Ikeogu on extravagance and waste regarding title taking in Onitsha has elicited strong responses, one of which came from Onwa Buchi Amene. First, I would …
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I have just read Onwa Buchi Amene’s rejoinder to Dom Ikeogu’s thought-provoking piece titled, “Is Onitsha the Extravagance Capital of Nigeria?” Amene’s response clearly exposes the arrogance and attitude of …
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INTRODUCTIONThe above-titled article by Dom Ikeogu reflects the ignorance of those who have not taken out time to study the Onicha Ozo system. It reflects the ancestral philosophical adage that …
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On average, three people take traditional chieftaincy titles each week in Onitsha, Anambra State, Nigeria. That’s approximately 156 men and women every year rolling out the drums. Each of those …
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