Steemit Enagement Challenge ||💚||Season2, Week #1 ||💚|| 🛫🌏 Your travel manager ✈
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I have been graced to experience a lot of travel since I was small, so to today I will be telling about a beautiful town in Anambra state, Nigeria, this awesome town is known as ***Ajalli***. Ajalli is located in Orumba North LGA of Anambra state, Nigeria, it is also the heart and headquarter of Orumba North LGA. Ajalli have 4 cool and quiet villages which are Amagu village, Obinipka village, Umueve Village and Unuabiama village, Ajalli is really a nice place also called a home to lovely people.
Because Ajalli is located in the south-eastern part of Nigeria, it's there by an Igbo Speaking community but English remains the official language because of the presence of foreigner from other towns states in Nigeria. As the headquarter of Orumba North LGA, Ajalli remains the power house of Orumba North LGA. Ajalli is home to many know and honourable men like mr Humphrey Nwosu former Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) (1989-1993), Okey Enekwe owners of Enekwe filling station etc.
Socio-economic situation.
And as headquarters of its local government area, so therefore it's the center of all economic growth in the local government area. As headquarters it's were all most federal government and State government project are sited for example the INEC office in the local government area is located in Ajalli, also the Magistrate Court of their whole local government area is located also the local government is also located in Ajalli, the police headquarters of the local government area is also located in Ajalli, these and many large Government office are also located in Ajalli.
Agriculture structure
Currently Ajalli is in it's raining season and the famers have taken advantage of the weather conditions and planted their Maizes 🌽, Melon seeds🍈, Cassava plant ☘️ because this the best season or period to plant this crops. Ajalli are historically known to be famers and hunters back in those days before education fully came to Nigeria, Ajalli people are known to be good farmers and they plant more of Maize, Yam, Cassava, melon seed (Egusi), and okro and other basically needed leaves for soup like. Bitter leaf,Ugwu leave, Uziza leave and Oha leave. They also plant economical trees like orange 🍊, pearl 🍐 and mango 🥭 etc.
Ajalli people are known to be very educated and lovely people. Ajalli town is on of the first town to abandon it's traditional gods and accept Christianity and formal education back in those years and this made the foreign missionaries to love them and this made them close allies against criminals and rivals village, infact it's was the reason Ajalli is made the local government area headquarters in Orumba North LGA Area.
Cuisine
The Ajalli people don't have any different food that differ from any food eaten at the eastern part of Nigeria, some of the basic food ate and cooked are
✓ Abacha
✓ Fufu and Egusi soup
✓ Fufu and Bitter leaf soup
✓ Fufu and Oha soup
These and so many more.
Ajalli is an awesome and peaceful town to stay moreover it's has be showing hospitality to a lot of individuals from different nationality and tribe's.
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This looks an interesting place to visit from your post.
Thanks for sharing.