IDE UMUDIOKA TITLE CELEBRATION OF HIGH CHIEF SIR DR. OBINNA MBACHU (Pictures & Videos)

March 4, 2024 by AFRIPOL 1 Comment

The ancient kingdom of Umudioka in Anambra State, Nigeria on January 2nd, 2024 honored and conferred to his illustrious son, High Chief Obinna KAJAS Mbachu the title – IDE UMUDIOKA. The festive gathering was honored with VIP guests from all over Nigeria including those from Houston, Texas and across America. Umudioka famous masquerades were on displayed including the fantastic Ijele, Ajofia Nnewi and others. Governor Soludo send his well wishes and congratulations.

(From Left to Right) Chief Moses ‘Moriki’ Uzodima of Abatate, High Chief Ilodigwe: Odenigbo of Oko ( Abiola of Igboland), IDE UMUDIOKA High Chief Sir KAJAS Obinna Mbachu, Mrs Iyom Loveable Chinwe Mbachu, Chief Chika Obiokoye and Chief Okey Dike.

(from Left) High Chief Onwualu, High Chief Okey Anyichie, IDE UMUDIOKA High Chief Sir KAJAS Obinna Mbachu, Mrs Iyom Loveable Chinwe Mbachu, High Chief Patron Wilson Azih (Ide Ogbunike) and High Chief Ugochitubelu Onwualu

His Royal Majesty IGWE of Ichida, Charles Ezeudogu, Charlesco West Africa

Professor Chris Ulasi, IDE UMUDIOKA High Chief Sir KAJAS Obinna Mbachu and Mrs Iyom Loveable Chinwe Mbachu,

IDE UMUDIOKA High Chief Sir KAJAS Obinna Mbachu and Siblings

VIDEOS OF THE EVENTS

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Chief (Dr.) Keny Inugo says

March 5, 2024 at 2:24 pm

Upholding culture and tradition in Igboland, Anambra State of Nigeria.

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