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Awaka
Awaka is a relatively small town, situated on a small hill about four miles north-east of Owerri, capital city of Imo State, southeastern Nigeria. It is one of the towns which make up the Alaenyi clan, other towns include the surrounding Ihitta-Ogada, Egbu, Naze and Owere-Nchi-Ise.Awaka also shares borders with Umuorii Uratta, Ezeogba Emekuku and Umuawuka Emii. Popularly referred to as "Ancient Town", Awaka is largely known for her production of corn. The specie of this tropical crop grown by Awaka people had been long held as distinct from other species with well arranged light yellow grains on a cob that fattens towards the base. There are three villages that make up Awaka, namely Nde-Egbelu, Umuodu and Amuzi villages. The town had been ruled by His Royal Highness Eze Akujobi David-Osuagwu the Ezikoche II, since the mid nineties after a protracted tussle following the death of HRH Eze Chris David-Osuagwu (Ezikoche I).Awaka people are predominantly Christians with a large presence of Roman Catholics and Anglican faithfuls who worship at the Holy Trinity Catholic Parish and the Christ's Anglican Church respectively. There are two primary schools, each close to each of the two major churches, a customary court and two privately-owned hotels. There is a legendary tree at the centre of one of the villages, Nde-Egbelu called the "ọbụ". This tree has a very large stem diameter and have been well researched on by Prof ADW Acholonu in his autobiography.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of awaka in Chaldean Numerology is: 2
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of awaka in Pythagorean Numerology is: 1
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