NEWS

2012 ALABAMA NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING (March 30 - April 1, 2012)

To book online, click: Book 2012 Alabama National Council meeting

or call Holiday Inn, Hoover, ALABAMA: 205-682-2901; 877-863-4780

mention group name: Ngwa National Association Council meeting

To print flyer, click HERE

21st ANNUAL NNAUSA CONVENTION (August 31 - September 3, 2012)

To book online, click: Book 21st Annual NNAUSA Convention

or call Hyatt Regency Hotel at the Arch, St. Louis: 314-655-1234

mention group name: Ngwa National Association - 21st NNAUSA Convention

To print flyer, click HERE

Egwu Mgbede by Chief (Mrs) Evelyn Ononeze (aka Madam Suzuki) (new)

Click HERE to see the latest entertainer of Mgbede dance from Omoba, Isiala Ngwa South LGA.

Convention Video Preview:

Click here to preview a video clip of the Ngwa National Association USA (NNAUSA) Inc.'s 19th Annual Convention at Baltimore, Maryland, USA on September 3-5, 2010.  You can also get to this video preview on youtube by entering 'NNAUSA' on search.  To order, click HERE

2011  MISSISSIPPI/LOUISIANA NATIONAL COUNCIL MEETING - April 15-17, 2011

Book your rooms at Hilton Jackson Hotel - TEL: 601-957-2800 (click HERE for more info.)

Champion Newspaper - January 12, 2011 - pg 9 - click HERE for the full advertisement

The Ngwa National Association. USA (NNAUSA) Inc., the umbrella organization of the Ngwa people in North America unequivocally condemns the statements made by the Governor of Abia State, His Excellency, Governor T.A. Orji against the people of Obingwa LGA at a Grand House Reception in Lagos that is currently being circulated in the Internet media network -You-Tube. (See You-Tube website:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqi3KAaAMg0

Guardian Newspaper - October 27, 2010 - pg 44
Open Letter to President Goodluck Jonathan and the Federal Government of Nigeria on Kidnapping, Rape, Terrorism and other Organized Crimes in Ngwa land.

NNAUSA donates to Haiti Relief Fund through American Red Cross - June 2010
The Ngwa National Association, USA (NNAUSA) Inc. has donated the sum of Six thousand, five hundred ($6,500.00) to the Haiti Relief Program through the American Red Cross Society. NNAUSA’s donation is geared towards supporting relief efforts for victims of the January 12, 2010 7.0 earthquake that devastated the nation of Haiti.

NNAUSA State of the Association Speech - March 27, 2010.
NNAUSA President, Dr. Elelenta Elele delivered the following 'State of the Association Speech' at the National Council meeting in St. Louis.
Standing Committee Membership - March 27, 2010
NNAUSA President, Dr. Elelenta Elele and his executives formed 12 standing committees for 2010-2012. The committees were approved by the National Council in March 26-28 Council meeting in St. Louis. Please click on this link for the names of the committees and their members.

 

VILLAGE PRIMARY SCHOOL IMPROVEMENT - completed projects (click each link to view pictures)

  1. Ekeakpara Community School, Umuakpara - Osisioma Ngwa LGA
  2. Egbelu Ihie M.F School - Isiala Ngwa North LGA
  3. Umuagbai Village Primary School, Obohia Road - Aba South LGA
  4. Umuene/Umuopia Primary School, Ovuokwu LGA - Isiala Ngwa South LGA
  5. Obegu Primary School - Ugwunagbo LGA
  6. Ekearo Primary School, Arongwa - Osisioma Ngwa LGA
  7. Umuchima Community School, Ngwa Ukwu - Isiala Ngwa North LGA
  8. Umuokoro Community School, Ovungwu - Isiala Ngwa South LGA
  9. Osaa Okea Community School, Ahiaba - Obingwa LGA
  10. Umunkiri Community School, Ngboko Umuanunu - Obingwa LGA
  11. Osieke Community School, Obegu - Ugwunagbo LGA
  12. Nnentu Community School, Nnentu - Aba South LGA
  13. New Umuahia Road Primary School, Ogbor Hill - Aba North LGA
  14. Okpuala Ngwa Primary School, Ngwa Ukwu, Isiala Ngwa North LGA

    For complete list of schools selected for VPSI, click HERE...

Welcome!

It is with great pleasure that I welcome you to the website of the Ngwa National Association, Inc. (NNAUSA). NNAUSA is an incorporated non-profit cultural and educational association. NNAUSA membership is made up of Ngwa immigrants across the United States and Canada. The Ngwas are an extraction of the Ibo people of Abia State Nigeria, one of the major ethnic groups in South East Nigeria. We take pride on our cultural heritage and the cultivation of this culture into Ngwa generations born in Diaspora. One of our primary engagements is the support of educational endeavors including the award of scholarships to needy scholars, provision of educational amenities and rehabilitation of improvised schools. Our Association holds her annual conventions during the Labor Day weekend and we encourage you to be part of this great annual celebration and exhibition of our culture.

Click here to play ALA NGWA MARA NMA song (audio)

Elelenta Nwambuisi Elele, Ph.D., President & CEO

Preamble
The Ngwa National Association USA, Inc. is organized exclusively for charitable, cultural, religious, educational and scientific purposes, including, for such purposes, the making of distributions to organizations that qualify as tax exempt organizations under 501c(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or any corresponding provision of the United States Internal Revenue Regulations).

Objectives
To unite all Ngwa people resident in the North America and other parts of the world.
To promote the social, educational, cultural and economic advancement of Ngwas.
To foster good relationships between Ngwas and members of other communities in the United States and other countries

Membership
All Ngwas by birth, marriage and adoption residing in the United States of America and other parts of the world are eligible to become members of the Ngwa National Association upon their admission to membership in their local chapters. Ngwas in cities or regions where no local chapters exist may affiliate with the closest registered Chapter of the Association or may be admitted into membership by a simple majority vote of the national Council.
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