Unity and Cooperation
Strengthen Igbo global unity and cooperation.
ReadNdepụta / Index
Igbo Global Network · Netwọk Ụwa Igbo
A global network of Igbo people, communities and institutions working for unity, cultural continuity and lasting development at home and abroad.
Onye aghala nwanne ya. Let no one leave their sibling behind — an Igbo proverb.
Ọnọdụ anyị / Our position
We are driven by a singular purpose: to accelerate the development of Ala Igbo and empower our people to reach their full potential. By harnessing the collective power of Igbo people worldwide, we can create a brighter future for ourselves, our children and our communities.
From IGN’s published mandate
To accelerate the development of Ala Igbo and empower our people to reach their full potential by harnessing the collective power of Igbo people worldwide.
A united, prosperous and globally connected Ala Igbo whose people shape their own development and carry their culture with confidence.
Ebumnobi / Strategic goals
These are the directions IGN has set for its work. Each one is carried into practice through the core objectives and the programme register.
Strengthen Igbo global unity and cooperation.
ReadAchieve economic self-reliance and sustainable development.
ReadPreserve and promote Igbo cultural heritage.
ReadEnhance Igbo global visibility and influence.
ReadDevelop leadership and organisational capacity.
ReadEbumnobi nke isi / Core objectives
Each objective is accountable to a programme with a defined focus and an open route to participate.
Improve access to quality education, vocational training and skills development for Igbo youths.
Provide access to quality healthcare services, health education and wellness programmes.
Foster community engagement, social cohesion and infrastructure development.
Encourage innovation, research and knowledge sharing.
Enhance economic opportunities through entrepreneurship, apprenticeship, job creation and financial inclusion.
Promote Igbo cultural heritage, language and traditions globally.
Promote international cooperation, diplomacy and exchange programmes.
Ensure food security through sustainable farming practices and investment.
The values hold the network to a public standard; the objectives are the measure of the work.
The full registerMmemme / Programmes
Nchekwa omenala / Culture
"Onye aghala nwanne ya."
Let no one leave their sibling behind — an Igbo proverb.
Culture is not decoration. It is the language, memory and confidence from which development is imagined | carried across generations and borders.
Akụkọ / Journal
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