Umueze Village Amawbia Celebrates 47th Eze-Akaa Festival, Emphasizes Unity and Collective Progress By Regina Igwebuike Umueze Village, Amawbia in Awka South LGA, Anambra State, Nigeria, has marked a significant milestone with the successful celebration of its 47th Eze-Akaa festival. This vibrant event showcased its rich cultural heritage and reinforced the kindred spirit that defines Umueze Village. Nze Raluchukwu Nwonu, Chairman of the occasion, highlighted the significance of Eze-Akaa as an annual event. "Having attended this event since my childhood, I'm delighted to see it grow stronger with innovative additions. The joy is palpable, and I extend my gratitude to the Umueze Village leadership and planning committee for preserving their customs and traditions." He offered prayers for Umueze Village's continued unity and growth, and wished for an even more successful Eze-Akaa festival in 2025, which the community eagerly anticipates every December 26th. Mr. Ikechukwu...
THE AFRICAN TOUR DE FRANCE CYCLIST RACKING UP HISTORIC WINS. (PHOTO).
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The African Tour de France cyclist racking up historic wins
To his fans, heās the āAfrican kingā - an international star and the first black African to win a Tour de France stage.
Biniam Girmay did that not only once but three times this year at road cycling's premier event. Barring an accident, the 24-year-old looks set to win the green jersey on Sunday - a prize awarded to the best sprinter over the gruelling three-week competition.
But Girmay's journey to the top has been riddled with obstacles - he has battled culture shocks, Europe's visa procedures and the loneliness of being thousands of miles away from his wife and young daughter.
Now, he is embracing his role as a hero in his home country - Eritrea - and an inspiration for cyclists across Africa as a whole.
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