Ogugu Ntu-egbenese Kingdom
editOgugu Ntu-egbenese is an ancient kingdom located in Awgu Local Government Area[1], Enugu[1] State, Nigeria, renowned for its rich cultural heritage and traditional leadership. The kingdom shares similarities with Ogugu in Olamaboro Local Government Area, Kogi State. The first traditional ruler of Ogugu Ntu-egbenese was HRH Godwin Ochi[2], who passed away in 1999.
The kingdom is currently led by HRH Igwe Chief Aloysius Chidozie Ogbonna Jnr, the Ìgwè Elect of Ogugu Ntu-egbenese, elected on January 14th, 2024[1]. The Ntu-egbenese clan extends across Awgu, Nkanu West, and Nkanu East Local Government Areas in Enugu State. Ogugu Ntu-egbenese is dedicated to preserving Igbo customs and cultural values.
The community is also known for its triennial festival, called Mgbajinwankwu, which celebrates unity, peace, and the ancestral traditions of the people.
References
edithttps://newsflash.ng/meet-the-igwe-elect-of-ogugu-ntu-egbenese-ancient-kingdom/
https://independent.ng/childrens-day-ogbonna-applauds-enugu-state-govts-efforts-in-child-protection/
- ^ a b c "Children's Day: Ogbonna Applauds Enugu State Govt's Efforts In Child Protection – Independent Newspaper Nigeria". 2024-05-27. Retrieved 2024-10-25.
- ^ "Children's Day: Ogbonna Applauds Enugu State Govt's Efforts In Child Protection – Independent Newspaper Nigeria". 2024-05-27. Retrieved 2024-10-25.