Thank you brother for that input. We're considering it. We just wanted to get an overview of the history from someone who conducted the research over 20 years ago, as many elderly people whom he interviewed then are no longer alive today. It's a continuing research, sir. Thank you.
I love the program but you guys speaks more of English than the local language. It will be more interesting if you speak more of the Ngwo mother tongue. Thank you.
I think speaking both is preferable because it will ease the understanding of those who are not from Ngwo probably not even Igbo. The knowledge of this history is not just limited to Ngwo people, it may go beyond this at some point. Thank you
Very interesting 👍. But something is not clear to me about where the Man Ngwu Nwa Ngwu Alro came from. Where exactly is Alro (Now, Anambra or Abia)❓
Can we go back to Aju
My brother you're doing a great job but I thought such finding should be consulted by elderly people in Ngwo as whole thanks
Thank you brother for that input. We're considering it. We just wanted to get an overview of the history from someone who conducted the research over 20 years ago, as many elderly people whom he interviewed then are no longer alive today. It's a continuing research, sir. Thank you.
Is it possible Ngwo to go back in that aju celebration
I love the program but you guys speaks more of English than the local language. It will be more interesting if you speak more of the Ngwo mother tongue. Thank you.
I think speaking both is preferable because it will ease the understanding of those who are not from Ngwo probably not even Igbo. The knowledge of this history is not just limited to Ngwo people, it may go beyond this at some point. Thank you
I think Ngwo nwa ngwuako was the man that gave birth to all the village in Ngwo