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ASABA YOUTHS AND ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL REBIRTH  from Asaba Online :: Blogs  (2010/4/9 8:07)

PROFESSOR EPIPHANY AZINGE, SANDirector General,Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal StudiesSupreme Court ComplexAbuja. PROTOCOLPermit me to preface my remark by congratulating His Royal Majesty, Asagb

GREAT ASABA HERITAGE!  from Asaba Online :: Blogs  (2010/4/9 8:01)

GREAT ASABA HERITAGE! A woman named Diaba from Agbakuba village in Nteje, Anambra State, was said to have been impregnated by Onojobo, a prince and trader from Igala land, while she was residing in Ez

Asaba people and tradition  from Asaba Online :: Blogs  (2010/4/9 7:32)

Asaba people and tradition Book Title - Asaba People and Tradition Author - JFO. Chiadikania Publisher - Chiadix Ventures Cover Price - Not stated Pages - 205 Book Reviewer - Chief J.O. Iloba/ F

Celebrating New Yam Festival in Asaba  from Asaba Online :: Blogs  (2010/4/4 20:22)

Celebrating New Yam Festival in Asaba September 2009 By: Written by . Tuesday, 29 September 2009 01:00 The People of Asaba still cherish and celebrate their annual Iwaji Festival (New Yam

The Asagba and the Transformation of Asaba  from Asaba Online :: Blogs  (2010/4/4 19:31)

The Asagba and the Transformation of Asaba By Chuka Konwea Asaba, the Delta State capital was in a festive mood last week. There was drumming, dancing, singing and merry-making. There was exhortativ

Easter April 2010  from Asaba Online :: Blogs  (2010/4/4 0:01)

Family and Friends, Think on the sacrifice of Jesus Christ especially this weekend and honor the Lord in praise and Worship. Bottom line GET YOUR BEHIND TO CHURCH! http://christcathedralchurch.org/ To

Who is John Chuka?  from John Chuka: Grassroots

John Chuka is a native of Idumuje Unor born John Chukwukadibia Nwabueze Obanor to the late Olikeze of Idumuje Unor, Chief Ebenezer Chiekwu Obanor, a.k.a. ?Let There be Light?, from Ogbeakwu Quarters of Idumuje Unor, Aniocha North , Delta State , Nigeria and late Mrs. Florence Obanor, from Onicha Olona , Oshimili , Delta State, Nigeria. John was born and breed in Asaba , Delta State , Nigeria , for the most part. As a result of the Nigerian Civil War , John was, together with his siblings, brought back home to Idumuje Unor from Asaba. He received the first few years of his primary education from Nkwor II Primary School, Idumuje Unor; proceeded to Benin City to finish up, after attending a handful of primary schools in and around the city; and ended up in Asaba for his secondary education at St. Patrick?s College . John lost his father at a very tender age and his mother as a young adult. John graduated from St. Patrick's College in 1983 and faced a period of development stagnation ...

The National Anthem of Nigeria (Current)  from John Chuka: Grassroots

Arise, O compatriots Nigeria's call obey To serve our Fatherland With love and strength and faith The labour of our heroes past Shall never be in vain To serve with heart and might One nation bound in freedom peace and unity. O God of creation Direct our noble cause Guide our Leaders right Help our Youth the truth to know In love and honesty to grow And living just and true Great lofty heights attain To build a nation where peace and justice reign.

The National Anthem of Nigeria (Old)  from John Chuka: Grassroots

Nigeria we hail thee Our own dear native land Though tribe and tongue may differ In brotherhood we stand Nigerians all, and proud to serve Our sovereign Motherland. Our flag shall be a symbol That truth and justice reign In peace or battle honoured And this we count as gain To hand on to our children A banner without stain. O God of all creation Grant this our one request Help us to build a nation Where no man is oppressed And so with peace and plenty Nigeria may be blessed.

The National Pledge of Nigeria  from John Chuka: Grassroots

I pledge to Nigeria my country To be faithful, loyal and honest To serve Nigeria with all my strength To defend her unity and uphold her honor and glory So help me God.