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Ndokwa Association in America

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WHO WE ARE
The Ndokwa Association in America is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, charitable civic organization created by and for the sons, daughters, and spouses of the Ukwuani and Ndosumili areas of Delta State, Nigeria, living in the United States of America.
WHAT WE DO
We foster good relationships and unity among Ukwuani/Ndosumili people in the United States and the general public.
We strive to improve our lives, welfare, and status as well as those with whom we coexist.
We enhance Ndokwa human capital through education and human resource development initiatives.
We promote equity and access in social, political, economic, and cultural activities.
We encourage visibility and participation of Ukwuani/Ndosumili people in public life.
We promote peace and mutual co-existence amongst Ndokwa people and the public.
WHAT MOTIVATES US
We love Ndokwa land, Nigeria, and our adopted country, the United States of America. Our desire to fulfill responsible citizenship motivates us. We are determined to maintain and promote the excellent reputation of Ndokwa sons and daughters wherever we are in the United States.
WHAT WE HAVE DONE
Awarded full 4-year university scholarships to students per local government in Ndokwa land over the past six years.
Installed six borehole wells in rural Ndokwa communities.
Organized biennial conventions across U.S. cities to unite Ndokwa diaspora families and culture.
OUR CHAPTERS AND LOCATIONS
Greater Washington DC Chapter (Baltimore, DC, Northern Virginia)
New York / New Jersey / Connecticut Chapter
Houston Chapter
Dallas–Fort Worth Chapter
Atlanta, Georgia Chapter
Chicago, Illinois Chapter
California Chapter
Minnesota Chapter
We encourage every Ukwuani and Ndosumili descendant in the United States to join the nearest chapter. We also encourage formation of new chapters where ten or more members exist.

WHO WE ARE:

Ndokwa Association in America is a non-profit, 501 (c) 3 charitable civic organization created by, and for the sons, daughters, and spouses of the Ukwuani and the Ndosumili areas of Delta State, Nigeria, living in the United States of America.

WHAT WE DO:

  • We foster good relationship and unity among and between Ndokwa people in the United States of America and the general public.
  • We attempt to improve the lives, welfare and status of all our children around the world, and the lives of those with whom they co-exist.
  • We attempt to improve the quality of Ndokwa human capital through education and human resource development activities.
  • We promote equity and access for all Ndokwa people in social, economic and cultural activities by providing enabling infrastructures in impoverished parts of Ndokwaland.
  • We promote the visibility and the participation of Ndokwa people in all facets of public life.
  • We promote peace and mutual co-existence amongst Ndokwa people and the public at large.

WHAT MOTIVATES US:

Simply put, the love of our Ndokwa land, our patriotic duties to our adopted country (United States of America), our home country Nigeria, the recognition of the plight of our brethren in Ndokwa land, and our desire to fulfill the tenets of responsible citizenship, are what motivates us to do what we do.

WHAT WE HAVE DONE:

Since its inception, the Ndokwa Association in America has awarded full four-year university scholarship to three students per local government for the past eight years.

Over the past eight years, the N.A.I.A installed six borehole wells in rural communities of Ndokwa.

We have organized conventions in various U.S. cities every two years, bringing together the Ndokwa diaspora.

WHERE OUR CHAPTERS ARE LOCATED:

  1. Greater Washington, DC Chapter
  2. New York / New Jersey / Connecticut Chapter
  3. Florida Chapter
  4. Houston Chapter
  5. Dallas Fort Worth Chapter
  6. Atlanta Chapter
  7. Chicago Chapter
  8. California Chapter
  9. Minnesota Chapter

We encourage every Ukwuani and Ndosumili descendant in the United States of America to join the nearest chapter.

OUR CHALLENGES:

Dilapidated schools, lack of infrastructure, and rural development needs remain our key challenges.

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