Governor Ikpeazu with Hon. Uchendu Precious |
By Uchendu Precious Onuoha ( Special Correspondent
Spain )
NNAUSA CONVENTION IN NEW YORK A REVELATION DAY
It was the gathering of a nation; it was the gathering
of a race. It was the meeting of a united people. They are people of one parent
spread all over the world. They came from all nations. They spoke in one
tongue. They sang with one voice. They ate from one pot. They had one love one hope,
one God and one destiny. They have a history; they know their
history and they
know where they came from. They have a story and they told their story. They
have their origin. They are people of God’s own state, in God’s own country.
They have a song, they sang their song, the Lords song in God’s own country. They had a gathering, there gathering was like the
gathering of the mighty waters. They soared like an eagle, they rose like
mighty ocean, they roared like the lion, they danced and made a joyful noise.
They have an identity, they are called, The Ngwa United State Association (NNAUSA).
They had a sermon from the preacher, a street sweeper a leader and the governor
after God’s own heart in the gospel according to Ikpeazu 1: 1-3, at the sermon in Stamford, Connecticut
saying;
Verse 1
Come let us build this house
Blow your trumpet loudly because if you don’t blow
your trumpet nobody will blow it for you.
Tell people that there is something beautiful about
our place
Talk about our place gloriously
We are not of the king’s court
We should not be too comfortable of the king’s court.
Verse 2
It is important to be loyal to ruler ship but most
importantly to God
For success to come, opportunity has to meet with
preparation
Consultation is very important in whatever we are
doing as it is important for all of us to pull in one direction. If we don’t
pull in one direction, we may not understand the threatening situation.
Verse 3
If we are not strong spiritually, there is little or
nothing we can do physically.
Kings will not sleep over your circumstances.
The time to battle for the restoration of our land is
here. And the little ones in our care may be called to the kings table anytime.
The event was the 24th NNAUSA annual
convention in New York at the suburb of Stamford, Connecticut USA. This epoch
event held on September 4 -7th was another day for the Ngwa people
all over the globe. The setting was unique, the guests were special, the
organization was superb and the activities very scintillating. It had the
trappings of a resurrection day as people were re united with family members
and friends they have never seen for years. The highlights of the occasion
include, the presentation of the book, “Our Story”, that talks about the
history of the sojourn and exploits of the Ngwa people in USA and Nigeria, a
rehearsal of the Aba women riot of 1929, an incident that ushered in freedom
and liberty of women, not just women but triggered the fight for Nigeria’s
independence. Award of honor to deserving Ngwa sons and daughters, cultural
dance displays, folk stories and lots more.
It was a gathering of who is who in the Ngwa nation,
the politicians, scientists, technocrats, inventors and the egg heads of the
Ngwa nation were there. Among the dignitaries include, the Abia state governor,
Okezie Ikpeazu, Senator Enyinnaya Abaribe, Prof Achlilihu, a Scientists and the
inventor of Kazar google for detection of cancer cells, Hon Theo Nkire, former
Attorney General of Abia State, Dr. A.C.B Agbazuere, former Commissioner for
Information and Strategy of Abia State and Dr. Nwabekee among others.
The dynamic leadership qualities of the NNAUSA
executives led by the president, Boniface Onyebuchi Eguzowa, Chidimma Bryon
(Vice President) and the amiable Kingsley U.Chigbu ( National Secretary) was
second to none. The president presented an address of Goodwill and Fraternity
focusing on the future Unity and Progress of the Ngwa nation.
The convention was a new dawn, a revelation of a new
vision, solidarity, a new voice and hope for the Ngwa nation. Never before has
there been the type of love and unity found among the people.
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