By Michael Achile Umameh There were roughly 200 years of peace, expansion, colonization and dispersion of the Igala Kingdom. We […]
By Achile Enemaku Umameh On the day he went into exile, Attah Ocheje Onọkpa with his head held high, richly
By Achile Enemaku Umameh Attah Ame Oboni of the Ocholi ruling house was the 24th Attah Igala of the Jukun
By Achile Umameh This is a sermon from the pinnacle of mount Patti. To Yahaya Bello and the traditional rulers
By Achile Enemaku Umameh In the chaos of battle, when the ground beneath your feet is a slurry of blood,
By Achile M Umameh Igala folklore is rich with tales of mythical gladiatorial combats and wrestling contests. Agwude, Agwu-ẹbọ is
By Michael Achile Umameh The darkest side to human nature is at play in Kogi State. Yes, it is unseemly
By Michael Achile Umameh In the dawn of national politicking, Hausa-Fulani oligarchy and ideological constructs have become prominent mobilizing forces
By Michael Achile Umameh The Igala mega state reached the zenith of its powers in the early 17th century under
By Fr. Michael Achile Umameh History is the answer to the question, “What happened?” Memory is an answer to the
