Nwankwo Nwankwo

Umuagbai-Ndoki: History and Culture (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

The histories of communities are significant in the lives of such people who inhabit the areas whose histories have been documented. And to Umuagbai people, this memoir, the first of its kind in the life of the community, is yet another contribution to general scholarship. It is a fascinating and insightful account of the history and culture of Umuagbai Town in Ndoki land. The intention of this book, entitled Umuagbai - Ndoki: History and Culture is to set down these past events, takenfrom those who can still remember them, before they are totally lost to us and to hand some down to our children and generations yet unborn in a written form. This has been my simple aim in documenting Umuagbai - Ndoki: History and Culture. With regard to the proof of thehistorical facts contained in this narrative, I have left that task to future researchers bearing in mind that history is never an end to itself in its entirety; and in documenting the Umuagbai - Ndoki: History and Culture, I have placed reliance on several documents and works of other scholars among which include the Intelligence Reports on Ndoki Clan, etc. The gratitude I owe them is reflected in the many quotes that were cited in developing the main thrust of this narrative. Umuagbai - Ndoki: History andCulture consist of eight chapters with a number of sub-sectionsembedded in each chapter. I accept sole responsibility for any error of fact.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Samuel Ichinga
• Erscheinungstermin: 22. Januar 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9789788195634
• Artikelnr.: 61170741

Autorenporträt

Eze Nwankwo Nwankwo is a philanthropist and community leader - the Ezeala of UmuOkobo (IX); the Osisi-Uri 1 of Azumini and the Agumba 1 of Ikwueke, all of Ndoki. He has dedicated his time and resources to the development of Umuagbai his hometown in Oyigbo Local Government Area of Rivers State, Nigeria as well as the improvement of the Ndoki ethnic nation inside Rivers, Abia, and Akwa Ibom States. Educated in Nigeria, Britain and America, he is a Fellow of the National Institute of Marketing (Chartered) (FNIMN), A Fellow of the Corporate Administration of Nigeria (FCAIN), and and Associate member of the Chartered Institute of Taxation of Nigeria (ACTIN). He is a two-term Special Adviser to the Government of Rivers State on Revenue Generation (August 18, 2008 to May 29, 2015). Chief Nwankwo is married to Edna Ibiba with whom he has three beautiful daughters: Uloma, Udodirim and Ijeoma, and a son: Prince Nnaemeka.