How 200-year-old ‘Ukwu Akpu’ tree fell, killed 11 in Enugu community
[The Nation - Nigeria] - 21/02/2026
For more than two centuries, it stood above rooftops and generations — a towering symbol of memory and identity at the centre of Awhum Market in Awhum, Udi Local Government The post How 200-year-old ‘Ukwu Akpu’ tree fell, killed 11 in Enugu community appeared first on The Nation Newspaper.
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