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‎ONITSHA AGOG AS CULTURAL LEADERSHIP MEETS PUBLIC SERVICE AT IBUZO'S NEW YAM FESTIVAL/ 54TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. (PHOTO). #PRESS RELEASE


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‎Onitsha Agog as Cultural Leadership Meets Public Service at Ibuzo's New Yam Festival/ 54th Birthday Celebration

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‎By Chikodili Ideke E.

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‎Onitsha was agog on October 24 as cultural leadership met public service at Hon. Edward Ibuzo's combined Iwa Ji and 54th birthday celebration.

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‎The Anambra Transport Commissioner hosted the double celebration at his country home in Inland Town, Onitsha.

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‎Ibuzo holds the prestigious traditional Ozo title of Ozo Ezedin'obi, making him a member of Onitsha's revered Agbalanze Society.

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‎The event attracted traditional titleholders, community leaders, dignitaries, friends and well-wishers who celebrated his culture and life.

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‎Beyond its colourful display, the festival showcased Onitsha's rich cultural heritage and commitment to preserving Igbo identity.

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‎Iwa Ji, the New Yam Festival, signifies gratitude for harvest and renewal, while the birthday marked personal thanksgiving for life.

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‎It also served as a platform for transmitting indigenous values to younger generations and sustaining cultural inheritance.

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‎Dressed in elegant white traditional attire, Ibuzo welcomed his guests warmly, praying for their health, prosperity and longevity.

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‎The celebration demonstrated that cultural leadership and public service can coexist, preserving community identity while advancing modern governance.


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