Obiukwu Square in Uhori, Ukpor, is where tradition, governance, and spirituality converge. As the community’s central square, it has long served as the heartbeat of public life. Historical Background Obiukwu Square is the site of numerous important decisions and events. From town meetings and royal announcements to spiritual ceremonies, it has always been a place where the voice of the…
Deep within Obiukwu Square lies the revered Udo Shrine, a sacred site dedicated to the deity Udo. Known for justice and protection, the shrine is central to Ukpor’s spiritual life. The Deity Udo and Its Role Udo is believed to be a powerful guardian spirit, invoked for justice, peace, and prosperity. For generations, the people of Ukpor have looked to…
Tucked away in Umudike village, Ukpor, stands a historical relic of defense and vigilance — the War Security Tower, locally known as “Ulo Nche Nogu.” Built with mud, this unassuming structure once played a key role in protecting the community from invaders. History of the War Security Tower In pre-colonial times, Ukpor faced external threats from rival communities and slave…
In the heart of Ukpor, Anambra State, lies a striking tribute to one of Nigeria’s most esteemed nationalists — the Mbazulike Amechi Statue. Erected at the bustling Afor Market, this monument stands not only as a work of art but as a powerful symbol of courage, patriotism, and dedication to justice. Who Was Mbazulike Amechi? Mbazulike Amechi was Nigeria’s first…