How Omenana is the only way to secure Igbo land.

By
Remy Ilona

CHI UKWU gave us Igboland as a place of refuge, because as All Knowing He knew there would be a time many things: narratives, color, etc., would not be in our favor. When we'll be without friends we'll at least be safe in our refuge. But the bequest came with conditions. We must do the commandments in the land. Land is ana in Igbo language. Ome na ana is the term for religion and culture in Igbo. It means commandments you must keep in ana (land). If we keep the commandments CHI UKWU said (Deuteronomy 6:1) we'll be safe and happy in our refuge.

Are we safe and happy in our ana today? Do we keep the commandments in our ana today?

Hopefully we'll not be thrown out of the 2nd refuge as we were out of the 1st- the land of Israel.

N:B: if you are Igbo and you are hostile to Igbos Israelite history and culture you are a major part of the Igbo problem. You are stopping the people of God from knowing the source of their problems!

I was woken up by a distressing message sent to me by one of the few Nigerians I can vouch that they wish Igbos well: our people at Ayamelum are crying, distressed. I am very sad, but I was taught to diagnose the spiritual causes of illnesses and not only the physical symptoms.

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