Ndoki Nmanmanu

Ndoki NmaNma-Nu! Ndi Nwem... Unu Saalachi Eeh! #HistoryInAliNdoki #DoYouKnow: In the year 1854 (about 164) years ago some of our brothers precisely from Umu Ekeke Family in Eti Ndoki, agreed to relocate back to Okoloma Afam  (History dipicts Afam and Eti are blood brothers). On their way back to Afam Ndoki,they missed their track and settled at Asa. They are the present day Umunteke in Asa. This is the more reason why Umunteke share some cultural similarities with Ali Ndoki. #UmuEkeke✏#UmuNteke #NowYouKnow #ProudlyNdoki #DurumAnyiMemaaNdoki #Share

Ndoki Nmanma Nu Umu Nnem!  Unu Kwuoola Eeh! On behalf of Ndoki NmaNma-Nu crew I want to specially thank our beloved Ndoki people, especially those brothers and sisters that made our tour an adventurous,impactful and funfilled one... The great reception accorded to us within the different communities goes a long way in energising us to do more for Ali Ndoki. Time will fail me to thank each and every one of you individually, it is our prayerful desire that God Almighty in his infinite grace and mercy bless and replenish you all in hundred folds. Nmanma! Nwa Amadi Jay Martinz Maduawuchi For: NDOKI NMANMA NU CREW

MINI-ONWO SLAVE MARKET, Ohambele Accient Kingdom Ohambele Ancient Kingdom, in Ukwa East Local Government Area Of Abia State, is one of the oldest centres of commerce even in the then eastern region, before the Almagamation of Nigeria in 1914. Mini-Onwo was one of the markets(waterfronts) owned by Doku family(dokugbo family) in ohambele where this slaves were sold & transported to the west indies; Portugal, America etc during the era of slave trade. This mango tree located at mini-onwo in ohambele ancient kingdom  is believed to have survived for more than 500 years. History depicts that, the famous king Jaja of Opobo(at about the age of 14) was also sold at mini-onwo water front, Jaja and other slaves were tied to this mango for negotiations before being sold and exported as slaves. Finally, the first church in the whole old eastern region "St. Pauls Anglican Church Ohambele(founded 1865)  also started at this same mini-onwo water front.    Um...