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Anam Amaka Anam, a community of 8 cape towns on the Anam peninsula, rich in oil and gas reserve; with ivite-Anam on the eastern part of the peninsula and ezi-Anam...
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Anam Amaka
Anam, a community of 8 cape towns on the Anam peninsula, rich in oil and gas reserve; with ivite-Anam on the eastern part of the peninsula and ezi-Anam on the western part of the peninsula. Anam is actually an ancient community with great cultural heritage and history deep in agriculture, animism, arts, oratory, philosophy, masquerades, wars, gods & goddesses. Today, Anam is the largest and most populous community in the Omambala region. Geographically situated across River Omambala (from where the name ‘Anambra’ was derived), North of famous Onitsha city (gate way to the east, Onitsha is also the third largest commercial center in Nigeria and one of the largest in West Africa): west of Otuocha, the Headquarters of Anambra East LGA: and East of Asaba, the Delta State capital: across the famous River Niger. Anam is bounded on the West by River Niger, on the east by river Omambala, on the northeast by River Ezichi and Eziagulu Otu Aguleri in Anambra East LGA, and on land by Echeno, Ika and Omabo, both in Ibaji LGA of Kogi State, as well as Inoma and Nzam both are Igala speaking area of Anambra-West LGA. Diachronic and toponomical studies have shown that, though geographically circumscribe by these rivers; Anam has cultural, economic and biological ties that extends beyond Anambra state, in places like Delta, Edo, Kogi, Enugu, Benue, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, plateau, states even as far as Cameroun, Equatorial Guinea, Niger, etc. The entire landmass of Anam is estimated to be in the region of 240 square kilometers.
Anam land, an ancient community in West Africa, lies within the tropics in the equatorial region of sub-Saharan Africa, with many streams & lakes, green vegetation of extensive thick forests, wild forest-animals like pythons, buffaloes, wild pigs, Tigers, leopards, Lions, Elephants, chimpanzees, deer, etc.; many of these rivers, lakes and streams within Anam land has various species of aquatic creatures like fishes, crocodile, hippopotamus, etc. local ancient ‘lore has it that many of these lakes and streams that empty into the three Rivers(Omambala, Niger & Ezichi) are visited and possessed by some gods or goddesses who traveled all the way from kingdoms in the Atlantic ocean to participate in the war of rivers or the war of the gods.
Anam land has very moderate temperature and friendly weather most of the year. Seasonal experiences in Anam include Udu-mmili (rainy season), Iji (Flood season), Ugulu (harmattan season), Okochi (dry season). A home to various species of medicinal and economic plants, animals, beautiful birds, insects and butterflies original to Anam land.
Anam land is a beautiful evergreen peninsula to behold, from the Akpaka Hill, Nsugbe, Otuocha, Asaba, Anwai & Illah Hills. Surrounded by Rivers Omambala, Niger and Ezichi the topography is flat in nature, a table landmass, which makes the entire area, prone to experience 3months of intense flood every year when the three rivers surrounding the Anam land overflow their banks. There is speculations about the authentic history of Anam. It is well established,
History said that General Ajida, a notable warrior of Idah origin(Idah is traditional headquarters of Igala kingdom). Ajida migrated to Anam and had a son named Ogbe who was married to Iyida. Ogbe begot Anam, Anaku, Olosi, Odiala, Okpanam, Nzam, and Umunankwo. Even though Anam descended from ogbe , some parts of Anam migrated from other places as follows:
Umuikwu Anam came from Nsugbe.
Umuem Anam came from Umuatulu Village, Umuleri.
Umudeze of Mmiata Anam came from Eziagulu, Aguleri.
Umuoke Quarter of Umuoba Anam: from Umudiani, Umuleri.
Umueze Anam from Umuazu Nteje, Oyi Local Government Area.
Umunnebisi including (Umunta, Umuagu, Umuene, Obinetiti Quarters) of Umudora Anam came from Nteje.
Umualor Quarter of Umudora Anam came from Onicha Oluna.
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Anam, a community of 8 cape towns on the Anam peninsula, rich in oil and gas reserve; with ivite-Anam on the eastern part of the peninsula and ezi-Anam on the western part of the peninsula. Anam is actually an ancient community with great cultural heritage and history deep in agriculture, animism, arts, oratory, philosophy, masquerades, wars, gods & goddesses. Today, Anam is the largest and most populous community in the Omambala region. Geographically situated across River Omambala (from where the name ‘Anambra’ was derived), North of famous Onitsha city (gate way to the east, Onitsha is also the third largest commercial center in Nigeria and one of the largest in West Africa): west of Otuocha, the Headquarters of Anambra East LGA: and East of Asaba, the Delta State capital: across the famous River Niger. Anam is bounded on the West by River Niger, on the east by river Omambala, on the northeast by River Ezichi and Eziagulu Otu Aguleri in Anambra East LGA, and on land by Echeno, Ika and Omabo, both in Ibaji LGA of Kogi State, as well as Inoma and Nzam both are Igala speaking area of Anambra-West LGA. Diachronic and toponomical studies have shown that, though geographically circumscribe by these rivers; Anam has cultural, economic and biological ties that extends beyond Anambra state, in places like Delta, Edo, Kogi, Enugu, Benue, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, plateau, states even as far as Cameroun, Equatorial Guinea, Niger, etc. The entire landmass of Anam is estimated to be in the region of 240 square kilometers.
Anam land, an ancient community in West Africa, lies within the tropics in the equatorial region of sub-Saharan Africa, with many streams & lakes, green vegetation of extensive thick forests, wild forest-animals like pythons, buffaloes, wild pigs, Tigers, leopards, Lions, Elephants, chimpanzees, deer, etc.; many of these rivers, lakes and streams within Anam land has various species of aquatic creatures like fishes, crocodile, hippopotamus, etc. local ancient ‘lore has it that many of these lakes and streams that empty into the three Rivers(Omambala, Niger & Ezichi) are visited and possessed by some gods or goddesses who traveled all the way from kingdoms in the Atlantic ocean to participate in the war of rivers or the war of the gods.
Anam land has very moderate temperature and friendly weather most of the year. Seasonal experiences in Anam include Udu-mmili (rainy season), Iji (Flood season), Ugulu (harmattan season), Okochi (dry season). A home to various species of medicinal and economic plants, animals, beautiful birds, insects and butterflies original to Anam land.
Anam land is a beautiful evergreen peninsula to behold, from the Akpaka Hill, Nsugbe, Otuocha, Asaba, Anwai & Illah Hills. Surrounded by Rivers Omambala, Niger and Ezichi the topography is flat in nature, a table landmass, which makes the entire area, prone to experience 3months of intense flood every year when the three rivers surrounding the Anam land overflow their banks. There is speculations about the authentic history of Anam. It is well established,
History said that General Ajida, a notable warrior of Idah origin(Idah is traditional headquarters of Igala kingdom). Ajida migrated to Anam and had a son named Ogbe who was married to Iyida. Ogbe begot Anam, Anaku, Olosi, Odiala, Okpanam, Nzam, and Umunankwo. Even though Anam descended from ogbe , some parts of Anam migrated from other places as follows:
Umuikwu Anam came from Nsugbe.
Umuem Anam came from Umuatulu Village, Umuleri.
Umudeze of Mmiata Anam came from Eziagulu, Aguleri.
Umuoke Quarter of Umuoba Anam: from Umudiani, Umuleri.
Umueze Anam from Umuazu Nteje, Oyi Local Government Area.
Umunnebisi including (Umunta, Umuagu, Umuene, Obinetiti Quarters) of Umudora Anam came from Nteje.
Umualor Quarter of Umudora Anam came from Onicha Oluna.
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Warning Alarm 🚨 Warning Alarm 🚨 To Ndi Anam.
31 OCT 2021 · Anam people should stay away from this Anambra election because the election is not for us, it's for those evil politicians who only want our vote not they value our life, after your vote they will run away you will not see them, stay in your house that day to save your life, their are all evil men and women in a white garment, if they want election in Anambra state let them bring out their children to vote for them, because it's only their children are benefiting and gaining everything in the land, look at our young people are out side the court suffering for survival because no jobs and no social amenities, our people are outside the country in different prisons and cells in the world, our young men and women are not going to school again because of the evil in Land, if we have jobs in the land can we come out here to suffer and dying here in hunger, it's alright time for our people to focus all their attention in Biafra restoration and freedom of Mazi Nnamdi Kanu because there are only where our hope as a living are. Peter Obi and co are going to Anam to campaign now but immediately after the election you wouldn't see any of them again, we are tired of anything Nigeria all we are asking for is referendum for our people to make a choice of their rights weather Biafra or Nigeria they want to belong to, because myself I am a Biafra without any apology to anyone it's my identity. Politicians should leave our people alone because we are peaceful people, don't drag Nigeria army and police into our land to cause war and crisis in our land, we don't want anything election in our land . Onochie Heavenly Son, #BiafraFreedom #FreeMaziNnamdiKanu #NdiAnamLifeMatters #NoElectionInBiafraLand.15m -
BIAFRANS Must Rise And Stand With MNK And Southern Youths Must Stand With MNK
1 JUL 2021 · Those who are saying that #WeAreWithMNK now is the time for you to rise up to face our enemies and to resist anything that they may come up with against our leader MNK, we must not be fooled, you must not calm down, all the BIAFRANS must come up and support and stand with MNK and don't lose focus our main focus and main objectives is Biafra and nothing but Biafra we must rise and tell our story by ourselves, the calmness in Igbo land today is not acceptable, everybody must stand up and protest if you know all you can do to make sure that word understand what we are asking for and to release our leader MNK now, you must do it because he is dying for BIAFRANS and we must protect him because of Biafra that is our job and we must do it, don't wait for anybody to tell you what you need to do to save your leader and you must disregard all the information from Nigeria media you must follow up ipob community radio there you can get all the news you want about Biafra and the reality of Biafra, don't be misguided don't be mislead, avoid other medias and you must follow the instruction from @DOS and @IPOBcommunityRadio @SimonApka. #WeMove no going back because Biafra is our destination.15m
Anam Amaka Anam, a community of 8 cape towns on the Anam peninsula, rich in oil and gas reserve; with ivite-Anam on the eastern part of the peninsula and ezi-Anam...
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Anam Amaka
Anam, a community of 8 cape towns on the Anam peninsula, rich in oil and gas reserve; with ivite-Anam on the eastern part of the peninsula and ezi-Anam on the western part of the peninsula. Anam is actually an ancient community with great cultural heritage and history deep in agriculture, animism, arts, oratory, philosophy, masquerades, wars, gods & goddesses. Today, Anam is the largest and most populous community in the Omambala region. Geographically situated across River Omambala (from where the name ‘Anambra’ was derived), North of famous Onitsha city (gate way to the east, Onitsha is also the third largest commercial center in Nigeria and one of the largest in West Africa): west of Otuocha, the Headquarters of Anambra East LGA: and East of Asaba, the Delta State capital: across the famous River Niger. Anam is bounded on the West by River Niger, on the east by river Omambala, on the northeast by River Ezichi and Eziagulu Otu Aguleri in Anambra East LGA, and on land by Echeno, Ika and Omabo, both in Ibaji LGA of Kogi State, as well as Inoma and Nzam both are Igala speaking area of Anambra-West LGA. Diachronic and toponomical studies have shown that, though geographically circumscribe by these rivers; Anam has cultural, economic and biological ties that extends beyond Anambra state, in places like Delta, Edo, Kogi, Enugu, Benue, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, plateau, states even as far as Cameroun, Equatorial Guinea, Niger, etc. The entire landmass of Anam is estimated to be in the region of 240 square kilometers.
Anam land, an ancient community in West Africa, lies within the tropics in the equatorial region of sub-Saharan Africa, with many streams & lakes, green vegetation of extensive thick forests, wild forest-animals like pythons, buffaloes, wild pigs, Tigers, leopards, Lions, Elephants, chimpanzees, deer, etc.; many of these rivers, lakes and streams within Anam land has various species of aquatic creatures like fishes, crocodile, hippopotamus, etc. local ancient ‘lore has it that many of these lakes and streams that empty into the three Rivers(Omambala, Niger & Ezichi) are visited and possessed by some gods or goddesses who traveled all the way from kingdoms in the Atlantic ocean to participate in the war of rivers or the war of the gods.
Anam land has very moderate temperature and friendly weather most of the year. Seasonal experiences in Anam include Udu-mmili (rainy season), Iji (Flood season), Ugulu (harmattan season), Okochi (dry season). A home to various species of medicinal and economic plants, animals, beautiful birds, insects and butterflies original to Anam land.
Anam land is a beautiful evergreen peninsula to behold, from the Akpaka Hill, Nsugbe, Otuocha, Asaba, Anwai & Illah Hills. Surrounded by Rivers Omambala, Niger and Ezichi the topography is flat in nature, a table landmass, which makes the entire area, prone to experience 3months of intense flood every year when the three rivers surrounding the Anam land overflow their banks. There is speculations about the authentic history of Anam. It is well established,
History said that General Ajida, a notable warrior of Idah origin(Idah is traditional headquarters of Igala kingdom). Ajida migrated to Anam and had a son named Ogbe who was married to Iyida. Ogbe begot Anam, Anaku, Olosi, Odiala, Okpanam, Nzam, and Umunankwo. Even though Anam descended from ogbe , some parts of Anam migrated from other places as follows:
Umuikwu Anam came from Nsugbe.
Umuem Anam came from Umuatulu Village, Umuleri.
Umudeze of Mmiata Anam came from Eziagulu, Aguleri.
Umuoke Quarter of Umuoba Anam: from Umudiani, Umuleri.
Umueze Anam from Umuazu Nteje, Oyi Local Government Area.
Umunnebisi including (Umunta, Umuagu, Umuene, Obinetiti Quarters) of Umudora Anam came from Nteje.
Umualor Quarter of Umudora Anam came from Onicha Oluna.
Villages
Subdivisions
Agricultural prowess
People, Culture, tradition and language
Delicacies
Tourism potential
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Anam, a community of 8 cape towns on the Anam peninsula, rich in oil and gas reserve; with ivite-Anam on the eastern part of the peninsula and ezi-Anam on the western part of the peninsula. Anam is actually an ancient community with great cultural heritage and history deep in agriculture, animism, arts, oratory, philosophy, masquerades, wars, gods & goddesses. Today, Anam is the largest and most populous community in the Omambala region. Geographically situated across River Omambala (from where the name ‘Anambra’ was derived), North of famous Onitsha city (gate way to the east, Onitsha is also the third largest commercial center in Nigeria and one of the largest in West Africa): west of Otuocha, the Headquarters of Anambra East LGA: and East of Asaba, the Delta State capital: across the famous River Niger. Anam is bounded on the West by River Niger, on the east by river Omambala, on the northeast by River Ezichi and Eziagulu Otu Aguleri in Anambra East LGA, and on land by Echeno, Ika and Omabo, both in Ibaji LGA of Kogi State, as well as Inoma and Nzam both are Igala speaking area of Anambra-West LGA. Diachronic and toponomical studies have shown that, though geographically circumscribe by these rivers; Anam has cultural, economic and biological ties that extends beyond Anambra state, in places like Delta, Edo, Kogi, Enugu, Benue, Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, plateau, states even as far as Cameroun, Equatorial Guinea, Niger, etc. The entire landmass of Anam is estimated to be in the region of 240 square kilometers.
Anam land, an ancient community in West Africa, lies within the tropics in the equatorial region of sub-Saharan Africa, with many streams & lakes, green vegetation of extensive thick forests, wild forest-animals like pythons, buffaloes, wild pigs, Tigers, leopards, Lions, Elephants, chimpanzees, deer, etc.; many of these rivers, lakes and streams within Anam land has various species of aquatic creatures like fishes, crocodile, hippopotamus, etc. local ancient ‘lore has it that many of these lakes and streams that empty into the three Rivers(Omambala, Niger & Ezichi) are visited and possessed by some gods or goddesses who traveled all the way from kingdoms in the Atlantic ocean to participate in the war of rivers or the war of the gods.
Anam land has very moderate temperature and friendly weather most of the year. Seasonal experiences in Anam include Udu-mmili (rainy season), Iji (Flood season), Ugulu (harmattan season), Okochi (dry season). A home to various species of medicinal and economic plants, animals, beautiful birds, insects and butterflies original to Anam land.
Anam land is a beautiful evergreen peninsula to behold, from the Akpaka Hill, Nsugbe, Otuocha, Asaba, Anwai & Illah Hills. Surrounded by Rivers Omambala, Niger and Ezichi the topography is flat in nature, a table landmass, which makes the entire area, prone to experience 3months of intense flood every year when the three rivers surrounding the Anam land overflow their banks. There is speculations about the authentic history of Anam. It is well established,
History said that General Ajida, a notable warrior of Idah origin(Idah is traditional headquarters of Igala kingdom). Ajida migrated to Anam and had a son named Ogbe who was married to Iyida. Ogbe begot Anam, Anaku, Olosi, Odiala, Okpanam, Nzam, and Umunankwo. Even though Anam descended from ogbe , some parts of Anam migrated from other places as follows:
Umuikwu Anam came from Nsugbe.
Umuem Anam came from Umuatulu Village, Umuleri.
Umudeze of Mmiata Anam came from Eziagulu, Aguleri.
Umuoke Quarter of Umuoba Anam: from Umudiani, Umuleri.
Umueze Anam from Umuazu Nteje, Oyi Local Government Area.
Umunnebisi including (Umunta, Umuagu, Umuene, Obinetiti Quarters) of Umudora Anam came from Nteje.
Umualor Quarter of Umudora Anam came from Onicha Oluna.
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