HIS ROYAL MAJESTY EZE/ ELDER UFERE ILUM MBA, OKWO 1 OF ETITIAMA
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF HIS ROYAL MAJESTY EZE/ ELDER UFERE ILUM MBA, THE OKWO 1 OF ETITIAMA ANCIENT AUTONOMOUS KINGDOM, NKPOROEze/Elder U.I.Mba was born on the 6th of March,
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