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Unity • Culture • Development

Ndokwa Association
In America

Empowering Ndokwa communities through unity, education, cultural preservation, and sustainable development both in America and back home in Nigeria.

[Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC – DELMAVADC Chapter]

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Who We Are

The DELMAVADC Chapter of the Ndokwa Association in America is a nonprofit organization dedicated to unity, development, and empowerment of Ndokwa people residing in Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, and Washington DC, as well as supporting our homeland in Nigeria.

What We Do

  • We foster good relationships and unity among and between Ndokwa people in the United States of America and the general public.
  • We strive to improve our lives, welfare, status as well as for those with whom we coexist.
  • We seek 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, political, economic, and cultural activities by providing enabling infrastructures in impoverished parts of Ndokwaland.
  • We encourage the visibility and participation of the 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

We love Ndokwa land, Nigeria, and our adopted country, the U.S.A. Our desire to fulfill the tenets of responsible citizenship is what motivates us to do what we do. We are determined to contribute to the establishment and the maintenance of the excellent reputation of all Ndokwa sons and daughters, wherever we are in the United States of America.

What We Have Done

Since its inception, the Ndokwa Association in America has awarded a full four-year university scholarship to one student, per local government, in Ndokwa land, for the past six years.
Over the past six years, the N.A.I.A. installed six borehole wells in remote rural communities of Ndokwa.
We have organized conventions in various cities within the U.S.A., bringing together our Ndokwa diaspora. This event, which takes place in a different city, every two years, features traditional dances, guests from Nigeria, and offers our children and our families the opportunity to make friends and renew old friendships.
For the complete list of our philanthropic projects, visit: NAIA Philanthropic Projects

Our Chapters and Locations

The Ndokwa Association In America currently has eight chapters throughout the U.S.A. The chapters are:

  • DELMAVADC Chapter — Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, Washington DC (this site).
  • Greater Washington, DC Chapter — Baltimore-Washington-northern Virginia metro area.
  • New York/New Jersey/Connecticut Chapter — tri-state area.
  • Houston Chapter — Houston metropolis and environs.
  • Dallas Fort Worth Chapter — Dallas/Fort-Worth metro area.
  • Atlanta, GA Chapter — greater Atlanta metro area.
  • Chicago, IL Chapter — greater Chicago area.
  • California Chapter — entire state of California.
  • Minnesota Chapter.

We encourage every Ukwuani and Ndosumili descendant, wherever you may reside in the United States of America, to join the N.A.I.A. chapter nearest to you.

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