His Majesty, Eze Vincent Ogbonnaya Okoro flanked by Eze Ibom Isii, Mazi Kanu Nwakanu Okereke, Eze Eze Agwu, Mazi Okorafor Uror, Mazi Lancaster Okoro, the newly crowned Eze Ogo of Ugwuavo village, etc pouring libation to mark the end of crisis in the Ugwuavo traditional stool - January, 1988.

Some distinguished Aro sons and daughters who were honored with the Ugwu-Aro Award by the Aro Monarch on December 2000. They include Mazi Chris Ukpabi, Mazi Dagogo Okoronkwo (Atu Aba), Etc.

His Majesty Eze Vincent Ogbonnaya Okoro, Eze Aro VIII of Arochukwu, the Eze Agwu, Mazi Okorafor Uror, Mazi E Okorafor (Avonta), Mazi U K Udonsi, Mazi Kanu Ivi (Target) and other members of Eze Aro entourage on April 20th 1999 at NICON Hilton Hotel, Abuja during the launch of the book - Leadership & Governance in Nigeria - Improvement of Values written by Dr. Mahmoud Waziri.

The members of Aro Cultural Revival Organisation (ACRO) led by Mazi Ogbonnaya Otuije pouring libation at one of their ceremonies. With him are Mazi Ogbonnaya Udoagwu, Nwafor Nwakama, B O Kanu and others.

His Majesty, Mazi Vincent Ogbonnaya Okoro, Eze Aro VIII of Arochukwu flanked by Hon. Mao Ohuabunwa, Deputy Leader, House of Reps. and Hon. G C Okeke, Member, House of Reps. at the 2nd All-Aro National Conference, Aro Ndizuogu, March 10th - 12th, 2000.

Mazi Young C. Ogbonnia and other dignitaries at the Ikeji Aro ceremony in London, September, 1998.

The cutting of the 10th Year Anniversary Cake of Amuvi Welfare Union, Abuja in 1997. Standing L-R are N’Mazi George Ezumah, Mazi Obi Nwafor, Mrs. Uju Nd-Ezumah, Mrs. Nwangbo Okoro (Nee Ezumah) and Mazi Azubike Okoro (Chairman).

The Aro Monarch, Eze Vincent Ogbonnaya Okoro and his entourage inclduing Mazi Chris Ukpabi on a courtesy visit to Enyi 1 of Okporoenyi, Mazi (Engr.) O. C Iromantu shortly after his installation.

A Cross Section of Amuvi indigenes in London, UK. Front Row - L to R: Mrs. Franca Ijoma, Mrs. Nkeiru Ijoma, Dr. (Mrs.) Ursula Ngwu, Mrs. Vera Culley, Dr. (Mrs.) Ijoma Onyeador, Mrs. Adele Oti, Mrs. Chinwe Okoro and Mrs. Maureen Okereke. Back Row - Standing L to R: Mr. Chima Kanu, Mazi Aloma Okereke, Dr. Uche Ngwu, Mr Andrew Culley, Mr. Ochiabutor Oji, MasterChidi Onyeador, Miss Nkemdirim Onyeador, Mr Alex Kanu, Mrs Justina Okereke, Mr Chijoke Okereke and Mazi Goddy Oti.

The Aro Monarch Eze Vincent Ogbonnaya Okoro flanked by Governor Orji Uzor Kalu of Abia State during the latter’s visit to Aro Nov. 1999. With them are the Eze Eze Agwu, Mazi Okorafor Uror, the Eze Ibom Isii, Mazi Kanu Nwakanu Okereke and the Executive Chairman, Aro Local Government - Hon. Nkem Okoro.

A cross section of children of Amuvi Uda in London, UK, Front Row - L to R: Baby Obinna Okereke, Elise Udumma Oti, Sophie Nkeiru Oti, Baby Jenny Culley, Emma Ngozi Oti, Chinyere Ngwu and Nnenna Ngwu. Back Row: L-R: Chantelle Culley, Chimezirim Azubike Ijoma, Izuchikanma Ijoma, Gordon Culley, Onyinyechi Ijoma and Thomas Onyeador.

The Dance Troupe from Obinkita Village which took the first position in the 1998 Ikeji Best Entertainer Contest

The Famous Ojojo dance of Arochukwu - Isi Ojo carrier performing at Ikeji Aro in London, Sept. 1998

One of the football teams that contested for the Kingsley Okpo Soccer competition in 2000

His Majesty, Mazi Ogbonnaya Okoro, Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa and Prof. Green Nwankwo during the 2nd All-Aro National Conference held at Aro Ndizuogu, March 10th-12th, 2000.

Winner of Aro Beauty Queen Contest 2003 - Nkechi Okereke