Ogbuebulle Explained

Official Name:Ogbuebulle
Other Name:Ala-Ala Oboro Autonomous Community
Native Name:Ogbuebulle
Settlement Type:Village
Pushpin Map:Nigeria
Pushpin Label Position:bottom
Pushpin Map Caption:Location of Ogbuebulle in Nigeria
Subdivision Type:Country
Subdivision Type1:State
Subdivision Name1:Abia State
Subdivision Type2:L.G.A
Subdivision Name2:Ikwuano
Subdivision Type3:Clan
Subdivision Name3:Oboro
Government Type:Monarchy
Leader Title:Eze
Leader Name:HRM Eze Ezeji Uzu Analaba
Unit Pref:Imperial
Population As Of:2012
Population Total:170
Population Blank1 Title:Ethnicities
Population Blank1:Igbo
Population Blank2 Title:Religion
Population Blank2:Christianity
Timezone:WAT
Utc Offset:+1
Coordinates:5.3683°N 7.5667°W
Elevation M:120
Postal Code Type:3-digit postal code prefix
Postal Code:440109
Area Code:440
Iso Code:NG.AB.IK
Website:https://ng.geoview.info/ogbuebule,2327713

Ogbuebulle is a village in Oboro, Ikwuano Local Government Area, Abia State, Nigeria.[1] [2] [3] The community is situated along the Umuahia-Ikot Ekpene Road. It is about 20km away from Umuahia, the capital of Abia State.[4] Ogbuebulle is part of the Ala-Ala Oboro Autonomous Community alongside Ekebedi, its neighboring village.[5]

History

The forefathers of Ogbuebulle are believed to have migrated from Idima Abam to Oboroland. They settled at Amaoba, a fellow village in Oboro. During their stay there, a conflict emerged between them and the Amaoba people. Hence, the ancestors of Ogbuebulle left and settled in the land that is now known as Ogbuebulle.[6]

Culture

The New Yam festival, called "Afo Amaghi Onuma" (meaning; the stomach does not know when one is bereaved) is celebrated every October and the Ekpe festival is celebrated every January. These occasions attract seaming crowds from within and outside the community, even several tourists around the world.[7] [8]

Religion

Several churches are in the community including the Methodist, Apostolic, Assemblies of God and a host of Pentecostal churches.

Governance

The people are governed by a traditional ruler, the Eze of Ala-Ala Oboro, whose cabinet is made up of chiefs from the nine (9) villages in the community who act as representatives of their various villages.[9]

Hamlets

Ogbuebulle comprises nine sub-villages/kindreds:

Schools

See also

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Rapheal . 2022-10-06 . Chimbo for burial tomorrow . 2023-08-11 . The Sun Nigeria . en.
  2. https://thelaurel.com.ng/pa-henry-azubuike-chimbo-burial-on-saturday/
  3. Jones . G. I. . October 1949 . Ibo Land Tenure . Africa . en . 19 . 4 . 309–323 . 10.2307/1156406 . 1156406 . 1750-0184.
  4. Web site: Ogbuebule, Abia, Nigeria . 2023-08-11 . ng.geoview.info.
  5. Web site: Rep member builds classrooms for 72-year community school - Daily Trust . 2023-08-11 . dailytrust.com.
  6. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/356191302_ORIGIN_MIGRATION_AND_SETTLEMENT_IN_PRE-COLONIAL_OLD_BENDE_DIVISION_OF_SOUTHEASTERN_NIGERA
  7. Atuonwu . Chiedozie I. . A HISTORICAL STUDY OF EKPE CULTURAL FESTIVAL IN NNONO COMMUNITY .
  8. https://www.manpower.com.ng/places/lga/42/ikwuano
  9. Web site: Writing . Dissertation Thesis Project Essay Assignment . 2023-06-12 . IGBO TRADITIONAL RULERS ROLE IN GOVERNANCE . 2023-08-11 . AZ Research Consult (MBA MSc Dissertation/thesis Project Writer) Nigeria . en-US.
  10. https://sunnewsonline.com/chimbo-burial-rites-begin-september-30/
  11. Web site: EDU . Abia . 2023-08-11 . FEDERAL MINISTRY OF EDUCATION . en-US.