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The burial Ceremony of Late Ichie Patrick Odinammadu (Iji na Agba Ego Nimo)
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15/01/2025

Is Who In Nimo

# LATE CHIEF NOBERT EJIKEME AKIGWE (ODU 1 OF NIMO)*:

Chief Norbert Ejikeme Akigwe of Uruolioke village in Etiti-Nimo was born in the year 1930, into the family of Late Ogbuefi Chinemelu Akigwe and late Iyom Uduaga Akigwe (nee Nwakor of Ezira village). He was the first of their five children. Despite the fact that young Norbert was so brilliant as a young boy, he had to leave school after his standard six exams – which he passed with flying colors – to pave way for his younger siblings to be trained in higher schools.

He soon went to Jos in Plateau State and was trained as a Motor Mechanic. He did so well he became the envy of many. He rapidly rose through the ranks to represent Jos Metropolis in the Local Council in 1963. After the outbreak of war in 1966, he relocated back home to Nimo. After the civil war, he left for Onitsha to continue with his occupation. His great knowledge of the job and truthfulness attracted the Lorry and Company Owners from Nimo, Onitsha and the environs to his then booming workshop. He became very popular in Onitsha, having over 20 paid Mechanic workers in his payroll and over 50 apprentices at any given time. Most of his staff and trainees were Nimo indegenes who he took it upon himself to raise, train and nurture in the business.
He deeply loved Nimo and invested heavily in human capital and social development of Nimo town.

Norbert Akigwe with some of his peers founded a Social Club called Nwanneka Social Club of Nigeria. It was to be a social stable of Nimo people and all non Nimo people who shared the ideals of the club.

Nwanneka Social club had and still has it's headquarters in Nimo. The Club which is still vibrant boasts of numerous members, and now has International Chapters in the USA.

As one of the founding National Presidents, Nobert Akigwe organized the Club so well that it became the envy of other Social Clubs and had branches in many States of the Federation.

In 1980, the Late Owelle of Nimo, Igwe Alfred Onyiuke honored him with a Chieftaincy Title as ODU 1 of Nimo in recognition of his numerous achievements and support to Human Development of Nimonites and beyond.

Chief Norbert Ejikeme Akigwe was married to Late Mrs Monica Nwosi Akigwe (nee Agbim of Amafum Village); they were blessed with 9 children.

The great Odu 1 of Nimo passed on to eternal glory in the year 1994.

May his soul continue to rest in peace.

Truly Late Chief Nobert Ejike Akigwe ( Odu 1 of Nimo) is one of the Who is Who In Nimo

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13/01/2025

Ogbuefi Sir Vin Okoye (Ozo Omekokwulu) and Family hosted a Superlative Children's Christmas Party on 30th December 2024@ his Country Home @ Otenyi