Nri Town: Moment as Enuora Kindred performs their oath taking (Video)

30th September, 2024 will forever be talked about, not just to Indigenes of Enuora Kindred but Nri town in general.

Enuora Kindred is a Kindred in Ekwenayika Village, Nri, in Anaocha Local Area of Anambra State.

The community is populated with Christians and traditionalists.

On the 30th of September, members of the Enuora Kindred decided to have an oath taking with aims of making sure the right things are done in the Kindred, the oath taking which covers Indigenes not selling the general land meant for the members of the kindred to not committing anything evil within the Kindred.

The oath taking was performed in line with belief of Christians and traditionalists .

Members of Nri community saw this as a welcomed development as this will help fight some of the crimes and atrocities committed in the community.

The Chairman of the Village, Mr Charles Nonso Obidigbo, described this as a dream come through and thanked all for supporting him to achieve this great event.

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See more details about the Chairman speech below.

“Igba Ndu : Unifying our community through social Oath”

In our quest for a harmonious and progressive community, we introduce Igba Ndu, a social oath aimed at fostering unity, accountability, and social responsibility. This initiative seeks to revive our timeless tradition, promoting social cohesion and community development.

The philosophy of Igba Ndu is rooted in the understanding that unity is strength, it ensures transparency and accountability because, collective responsibility guarantees progress.

The advantages of Igba Ndu are numerous, it enhances social cohesion and unity, it improves conflict resolution and dispute management, it brings stronger family and community values, it guarantees protection of community interests and resources. The main objectives are to protect vulnerable members and ensure social justice, it promote mutual respect and understanding, it strengthen community leadership and decision making. It’s core values are integrity, respect, accountability, transparency and unity.

I conclusion, Igba Ndu however, is more than Oath, it’s a collective promise to uphold our community values and traditions, by embracing this initiative, we ensure a brighter future for ourselves, our children and generations to come.

All these and more are for the sole interest of peaceful coexistence of every community, towns and states especially, now that evil is on increase.

Mr Charles Nonso Obidigbo
(Theologian, philosopher and psychologist)
Chairman Enuora community, Nri.