Schools and running costs Schools in Nigeria are owned either by government (public) or individuals (private), the public was known to be less costly because of the government involvement in the management and running of the school both the primary and secondary schools. When I was very tender around 3-5 years we were told that in the olden days that before you start primary school that you must be at least six years of age and as well your fingers have to be touching your ear ( that's if it's your right hand, it must touch your left ear when you place it over your head) it was practically conducted then to know people who are 6 years and above then, gradually the process started vanishing like a smoke, I started my primary school then in the year 1999 and I was one of the smallest among my classmates, after our primary school we graduated to secondary school but before we graduated, during our primary school days there was what we used to call craftsmanship, e...
Umunnakwe Promise Kevin Ogemdi (Allowance) is a son of a polygamous family of Chief Elias and late Mrs Mercy Umunnakwe, from Umuokwe Awo-Omamma in Oru-East LGA Imo State. He is the only son of his mother and last son of his father, he was born in the year 1988, he attended his primary and secondary schools in Awo-Omamma and later moved to Okporo Technical secondary school where he obtained his west African Examination certificate (WAEC) and later got admission into Imo State Polytechnic Umuagwo where he obtained his National Diploma (ND) and Higher National Diploma (HND) respectively in architectural engineering, after his education he did not have the opportunity to serve the country immediately due to the sluggish processing of the school result but later the results was processed and he had his NYSC ( National Youth Service Corp) at Abakaliki, Ebonyi State. At the completion of his education, Allowance became the first graduate of the family. He is a re...
2021 Annual cultural fiesta of St. Basil the great Parish Awo-Omamma. Awo-Omamma is one of the villages in Oru-East Local Government Area, Imo State, Nigeria. It’s also under the Catholic diocese of Orlu, Imo State, in the Orlu Diocese St. Basil is under St. Theresa’s Pastoral region Uli Anambra State. Awo-Omamma has thirteen villages and as a town has six parishes which includes St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Isieke (the mother parish), Christ the King Parish Okwuoji second Parish followed by St. Basil the great Parish Awo-Omamma which is the third and others like St. Mary’s parish Ubogwu, St. John Ubachima and St. Anthony Umuezukwe respectively. St. Basil the great Parish Awo-Omamma was inaugurated in the year 2001, the parish since inauguration has made some might waves both at home, regional and diocesan levels, it has produced seven indigenous priests. This parish has been talk of the town in terms of their youths among her sister parishes, the parish has been progressive in ...
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