About NFA
Who We Are
WE ARE MORE THAN AN ASSOCIATION; WE ARE A FAMILY!
Strength in Unity - Growth in Culture
Nibo Family Association (NFA) is a dynamic, non-profit organization that brings together indigenes, spouses, and in-laws of Nibo living in the UK. Rooted in a strong sense of identity and community, we are affectionately known as Umu Ezeike, a reflection of our allegiance to the traditional rulership of HRM Eze Ugonwanne, Dr. Sir M.C. Ngene (JP), Ezeike IV of Nibo.
The Nibo Family Association (NFA) was established to serve as a home away from home for Nibo indigenes in the UK. Our foundation is built on culture, unity, and community support, ensuring that every member feels connected to their roots and valued within our organization.
Our History
Nibo is a town in Awka South Local Government Area, Anambra State, Nigeria.
The NFA brings together Nibo indigenes, their spouses, and in-laws residing in the UK, affectionately known as Umu Ezeike, reflecting our allegiance to HRM Eze Ugonwanne, Dr. Sir M.C Ngene (JP), Ezeike IV of Nibo.
It shares borders with Awka, Nise, Amawbia, Mbakwa, Umuawulu, and Isiagu and consists of four main villages: Ezeawulu, Ifite, Umuanum, and Ezeoye. Nibo indigenes are widely recognized for their entrepreneurial spirit, leadership, and deep-rooted respect for tradition.
Our Values
Unity: Bringing Nibo people together under one umbrella.
Cultural Preservation: Promoting our traditions and values.
Welfare & Support: Assisting members in times of need.
Networking & Growth: Creating opportunities for members to excel.
Membership in NFA is Open to:
Nibo indigenes living in the UK.
Spouses and in-laws of Nibo origin.
Students and young professionals who wish to connect with their roots.
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OUR LEADERSHIP
Meet the Current
Executive Committee
Sir Kingsley Okafor
(Ikaonadi)
Dr. Ugo Umeadi
(Ozo Ogeifeluo)
Okechukwu Umeadi
(Ochendo)
Chidinma Anichebe
Sir Pius Akubue
(Akuebugwo)
Azubuike Nwele
(Uludinammadi)
Cheta Oraka
(Mmaluluno)
Adaora Moh
Sam Uzonwa
(Adugwom)
Lady Jennifer Akunue
(Ebony)
Ikechukwu Nwokoye
Sir Innocent Amaku
(Ezeoke)
