ANNOUNCEMENT: TRANSLATION OF ENGLISH INTO IGBO (or Translation of Igbointo English)
Tue, 01/19/2016 - 16:42 | 
Site Manager In line with the Diocesan Bishop’s directive that every official address (in the Diocese, Parish, station and zonal levels), by any association, society or organisation in the church should be written and read in Asụsụ Igbo, the Bishop has created a Translation Commission to that effect, as it can be seen in 2016 Awka Diocesan Diary & Directory.
First Awka Diocesan Sports: Ekwulobia Region Wins Football, Awka Region, Volleyball
Thu, 07/16/2015 - 18:19 | dosad • President Jonathan, David Mark, Egwu, Governors Bag Awka Diocesan Sports Award
• DOSAD Honours Sports Promoters
By Ifeoma Ezenyilimba
The finals of the first edition of the Directorate of Sports Awka Diocese’s (DOSAD’s) sports competition for the priests has ended with the priests of Ekwulobia Catholic Region defeating their counterparts of Awka Catholic Region with a 2-1 win to lift the gold trophy.
This was even as the priests of Awka Catholic Region defeated their Ekwulobia Region to lift the gold trophy for the volleyball.
ONOWU, IGWE AND LỌỌLỌ in Igboland
Wed, 03/11/2015 - 11:57 | Site Manager 
IGWE (EZE) N’ALA IGBO (Kingship in Igbo land)
Nwadịlịọra Chukwuebuka, Obiefuna Ọbịageli, Okafọ Chinọnyere, Atụịlị Ekene, Ezenwokike Chinaza, Amaduche Adaobi, Onwụsogbulu Chinelo, Ibe Chisom, Ekemezie Ọlụchukwu.
THE NEW YAM FESTIVAL.
Fri, 03/06/2015 - 21:22 | Site Manager 
THE NEW YAM FESTIVAL.
Every well meaning race has certain things which make them unique and different from others. It is defined that culture is the way a given group of people lives their own life in their own environment. As such, it can be said that culture is one of the desiderata that makes a people different from others. Igbo people are a group of people in Nigeria, who have their own language and culture. The culture of Igbo people is so rich that it cannot be quantified. The picture above shows a king in Igboland slicing a roasted tuber of yam during a NEW YAM FESTIVAL.
MMỌNWỤ ỊZAGA (AN ỊZAGA MASQUERADE)
Thu, 03/05/2015 - 22:52 | Site Manager 
Ịzaga masquerade is a kind of wonder masquerade in Eastern and Western Nigeria. That is among the Igbo and Yoruba tribes. This type of masquerade is the type that is made in such a way that the masquerade is suspended on a very short projection of a cut bamboo tree which can be as long as twenty feet. The wonder of the Ịzaga masquerade is that it hangs on the peak of the two poles of the bamboo stick that suspends it and dances in the festive arena without falling off. An African wonder eh?
