Umueri Oke-ebo Amaka

 Umueri Oke-ebo The town where it all started in Anambra East



Umueri.... The town where Nli'ji is preferred to Fried rice and salad


Umueri......That town where beer is sold at pump price (don't come and argue it)


Umueri..... Where you are identified either with your surname OR the quarter (Ebo) you are from.


Umueri..... The only town in Anambra where natural spring water still exist


Umueri....  The only place you familiarize your relationship with a girl as agiri👌 


Umueri.... Where timidity overpowers education(if you like you argue it) 


Umueri.... The abode of traditional institution


Umueri..... An environment where the rich and the poor dwell in unity


Umueri..... the Most peaceful community in Anambra State 


Umueri.....A community where everything is affordable, both for the rich, average and the poor 


Umueri..... The only Town where chicks no dey fake love 


Umueri.... The community with the cheapest means of farm produce  


Umueri..... The only place in Nigeria where guys no dey lie to their girls, because we are proud of who we are


Umueri .... The home of akpu-nkolo, Nli'ji and azu ndu

Umueri.....


You're either onye Umueri or Onye owoh 😂

 

I rep  Oke-ebo City ✌🏾 Add yours 👇🏾👇🏾


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