Ogui NikeListenⓘ , as it is usually called, is a major landlord to the administrative, political and economic hub of the city of Enugu, in that major public and private institutions, shopping malls, hotels, parks, banks and so on are situated on Ogui land.
Hon. Gabriel Agbo – former member House of Representatives (representing Enugu North and South constituencies)
Hon. Barrister Emeka Nnamani – former member House of Assembly Enugu State; former transition chairman Enugu North LGA
Hon. Philip Nnamani – former member House of Assembly Enugu State
Hon. Chuka Ayogu – former commissioner for science & technology Enugu State
Hon. Mrs. Patricia Alum – former commissioner for science & technology Enugu State
Hon. Dr. Sam Ngwu – former commissioner for health Enugu State
Hon. Barr. Emeka Geoffrey Ede – former commissioner for agriculture under the executive governor of Enugu State, Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi (Gburugburu); founder of Rhoda African Youth Global Initiative (a non-governmental organisation); member (representing Enugu East Zone) of the Governing Board of the Enugu State Agency for Universal Health Coverage (ENSA-UHC) inaugurated by His Excellency Gov. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi; former electoral commissioner; former deputy chairman of Enugu North LGA; former elected executive chairman of Enugu North LGA; has served as a party national delegate of the PDP (Peoples Democratic Party)
Hon. Friday Okeke Ugwu – former transition chairman Enugu North LGA
Hon. Chief Emma Ngwu – former transition chairman Enugu North LGA; former elected executive chairman Enugu North LGA
Hon. Ejike Ugwu – former transition chairman Enugu North LGA
Hon. Emeka Onunze – elected executive chairman of Enugu North LGA under His Excellency Rt. Hon. Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, the executive governor of Enugu State
Culture
The culture of the Ogui people is equivalent to that of neighbouring communities. Major ceremonies and festivals include:
New Yam Festival
Masquerade Festival
Igede (funeral rituals)
Igwe Coronation Ceremony/festival
Traditional Marriage Ceremonies
End of the year meetings/feast
Government
Ogui practices the monarchical system of government where there is an Igwe who rules over the community, followed by elders and chiefs as well as other titled individuals and groups. In Ogui, governance takes root from the family extending into lineages, the villages and the general assembly. In the general assembly, the Igwe and the elders and chiefs occupy the hierarchy in the community leadership and followed by other groups responsible for enforcement of community laws. Notable groups include Ogui Town Union, Otu Ugobueze (women's group), Otu Ogbo (age groups), etc.
Infrastructure
Ogui has a functional road system, adequate sources of water and street lights. There are well-equipped and functional health centres. Notable amongst them are the Asata Health Centre and the Ogui Nike Health Centre. Located in the heart of the town is the Afia Nine Square, used as a venue for ceremonies, recreational and festival activities.
Economy
The growth of the Ogui economy is facilitated by its people who have various livelihoods that cut across both formal and informal occupations. The economy is also enhanced by the presence of a number of public and private entities situated in Ogui.
Notable places and institutions
Michael Okpara Square – official venue for government functions, recreational activities as well as social and cultural activities