Oke-Ovoro Ezuo Peoples Assembly
The Oke-Ovoro Ezuo Peoples Assembly (OOEPA) brings together people from across Oke-Ovoro in Aboh Mbaise Local Government Area, Imo State, Nigeria. It represents four closely connected communities: Uvuru, Mbutu, Amuzu and Lorji. The Assembly provides a shared platform to celebrate their heritage, strengthen community ties and support collective progress.
Our history
Oke-Ovoro has a shared story carried by its people, communities and traditions. In 2025, the Assembly held the maiden Oke-Ovoro Cultural Day, bringing people from the four communities together to celebrate their heritage and strengthen unity across generations. The gathering highlighted the role of cultural celebration in supporting the future of the community.
Vision & mission
Our vision is a connected, thriving community that honours its heritage and creates opportunity for future generations.
Our mission is to unite the four communities, preserve shared cultural heritage, strengthen connections across generations and encourage collective efforts for the progress of Oke-Ovoro.
Our values
Unity · Integrity · Respect · Service · Cultural pride
Constitution & governance
Learn about the principles and governance documents that guide the Assembly.
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